Visual Arts New Art Honoring Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor Installed Downtown By Kathy Wise | 2 days ago The Kelley Law Firm has turned its windows into a remembrance.
Visual Arts Dallas Artist Jammie Holmes Blazes George Floyd’s Final Words Across the Sky By Natalie Gempel | 4 days ago On Saturday, five small planes carrying sky banners–a medium usually used for advertising or marriage proposals–waved the final words of George Floyd over five U.S. cities.
Visual Arts Should the Omni Dallas Put ‘Black Lives Matter’ on Its Facade? By Natalie Gempel | 3 days ago The hotel functions as the biggest sign in the Dallas skyline. It’s time to think about the messages it sends.
Movies Why Two Millennial Actors Experienced 1950s Sci-Fi Paranoia in Hill County By Todd Jorgenson | 1 week ago Jake Horowitz and Sierra McCormick play teenagers investigating strange noises in the night in Andrew Patterson's The Vast of Night, which was shot in Whitney.
Pop Music Meet Rania Khoury, the Palestinian Artist Breaking Pop Stereotypes By Natalie Gempel | 1 week ago The Dallas singer songwriter releases her first music video, "When You Say My Name," on Friday.
Pop Music Listen To This Right Now: OG Bobby Billions “Outside” By Natalie Gempel | 2 weeks ago Watch the quarantine-themed music video from the Dallas rapper's first album.
Coronavirus The Nasher Wants You to Visit Its Windows By Natalie Gempel | 2 weeks ago The Nasher Sculpture Center is using its windowed entrance to showcase art for socially distant passerby.
Movies COVID-19 Has Upended the Dallas Filmmaking Community By Peter Simek | 3 weeks ago The industry struggles to figure out how to come together when safety means staying apart.
Movies How to Watch Dallas Native Ellen Toland’s Debut Starring Role By Todd Jorgenson | 3 weeks ago Toland plays a sympathetic sex worker in the indie romantic comedy Inside the Rain, but it's a more nuanced role than you might expect.
The Best Dallas Breakfasts by Neighborhood Catherine Downes From casual diners to restaurants where you can linger all morning, this is the ultimate list. Rise 'N Shine
Italia E Amore Eve Hill-Agnus Dallas has long had a love affair with Italian food. We asked our city’s top artisans to share their most obsessive passions, from the wine list to the final crumbs of cannoli. Buon appetito.
The 10 Best Steakhouses in Dallas Eve Hill-Agnus The leader remains the same, but a few upstarts have rocked the rankings in a steak scene that has changed dramatically over the last several years. Dine in.
The Best Happy Hours in Dallas Catherine Downes We spent weeks exploring restaurants, dive bars, brewpubs, and cocktail lounges from Oak Cliff to Lower Greenville and well beyond. Here are the best happy hour menus you’ll find in North Texas. Cheers!
The Best Brunch in Dallas Catherine Downes Kick off the covers. Dress up—or don’t. It’s time to eat at one of the 20 best brunch spots in Dallas. Go Eat
Pop Music At Home With: DJ Sober By Natalie Gempel | 4 weeks ago Plus, catch Sober and painter Kyle Steed on a special Instagram Live tonight at 8 p.m.
Coronavirus Music Venues Struggle To Imagine a Safe Reality By Natalie Gempel | 4 weeks ago The safest way for everyone to live is to avoid others. So how will music venues make it out of this?
Movies A Timely New Doc Takes Us Inside the Ultimate Quarantine of Biosphere 2 By Todd Jorgenson | 1 month ago Matt Wolf's film revisits and reconsiders the controversial 1991 social and ecological experiment financed by Fort Worth's Ed Bass.
News Dallas-Raised Playwright Will Arbery Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize By Natalie Gempel | 1 month ago His play "Heroes of the Fourth Turning" was one of three finalists for the award.
Coronavirus Dallas Dance Companies Keep It Moving Despite Social Distancing By Trace Miller | 1 month ago Groups like Bruce Wood Dance and Dallas Black Dance Theatre are adjusting to a new normal while patiently waiting to return to the stage.
Movies How a Texas Rodeo Drama Finally Gives Black Cowboys the Spotlight By Todd Jorgenson | 1 month ago In her feature debut, Austin filmmaker Annie Silverstein chronicles the intersecting stories of an aging Texas bullfighter and a rebellious teenage neighbor.
