Movies Still Fighting: Creed II Proves That Its Franchise Remains a Contender By Todd Jorgenson | 8 hours ago This slick crowd-pleaser demonstrates that even after eight films spanning more than four decades, Sylvester Stallone still knows how to push the right buttons.
Movies Spin Doctor: The Front Runner Awkwardly Revisits Gary Hart’s Legacy By Todd Jorgenson | 5 days ago Given the current political climate, it’s fun to revisit the 1988 presidential candidate's campaign scandal, even if this muddled drama misses the point.
Movies How a Filmmaker Used Humor to Shift Public Perception About Adoption By Todd Jorgenson | 5 days ago Sean Anders based Instant Family in part on his own experiences before and adopting three children from the foster-care system.
Theater & Dance Bruce Wood Dance Project Pays Homage To Its Late Founder With All Bruce By Moriah Forbes | 6 days ago The company's four part performance demonstrates the legendary choreographer's versatility.
Theater & Dance Complexions Contemporary Ballet Came to Dallas with Bowie and Bach By Eve Hill-Agnus | 1 week ago The ambitious Stardust is both dance performance and concert.
Movies The New Animated Retelling of The Grinch Isn’t In the Giving Mood By Todd Jorgenson | 2 weeks ago The latest big-screen adaptation of the beloved Dr. Seuss short story has the whiff of a Christmas cash grab even if it inevitably provides some warm fuzzies.
Movies It’s Time to Extinguish the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Movie Franchise By Todd Jorgenson | 2 weeks ago Stieg Larsson's emotionally traumatized computer hacker has been watered down into a generic vigilante during an age of cinematic superhero overload.
Arts & Entertainment The Dallas Symphony Orchestra Wants You to Use Your Phone During the Performance By Chelsey Norris | 2 weeks ago But will the new app take away from the real show?
Theater & Dance Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s Director’s Choice Proves to be a Deeply Relevant Program By Eve Hill-Agnus | 2 weeks ago It is the first for new artistic director Melissa M. Young.
Visual Arts Victory Park’s ‘Power of You’ is the Feminist Mural Dallas Needed By Caitlin Clark | 2 weeks ago I feel better just looking at pictures of it on Instagram.
Movies McCarthy Makes Forgery Feel Authentic in Can You Ever Forgive Me? By Todd Jorgenson | 3 weeks ago This biopic of fledgling author and notorious celebrity forger Lee Israel is also a nostalgic tribute to a bygone literary age.
Movies Making the Band Wasn’t Easy for Bohemian Rhapsody Actors By Todd Jorgenson | 3 weeks ago Authenticity was critical to those portraying the legendary rock band Queen, and specifically Freddie Mercury, in this authorized biopic.
