Lifestyle A Dallas-Based Mahjong Line Is Facing National Backlash for Cultural Appropriation By Emily Heft | 2 weeks ago The company, founded by three White women, decided to give a centuries-old Chinese game a "respectful refresh" that no one asked for.
Arts & Entertainment Watch Filmmaker Ya’Ke Smith’s New Short: ‘Dear Bruh: A Eulogy. A Baptism. A Call to Action.’ By Peter Simek | 8 months ago The film is an impressionistic reflection of the profundity and pain of the African American experience
Arts & Entertainment Financial Losses for Arts and Culture Sector Top $67 Million By Peter Simek | 5 months ago The pandemic has struck a devastating blow to Dallas' cultural scene. It didn't have to be this way.
culture You Can Now Stream the Texas Theatre’s New Movies Online By Peter Simek | 10 months ago Independent theaters are looking for ways to quickly adopt their business models during the COVID-19 quarantine
culture This Month Marks 25 Years Since Selena Died By Roberto José Andrade Franco | 11 months ago I still remember exactly where I was when it happened.
culture Dallas Is Still Dreaming of Selena By Robert José Andrade Franco | 11 months ago Twenty-five years after her murder, Selena Quintanilla-Pérez is more popular than ever. The Tejano icon is remembered here, in murals and annual celebrations of her life.
