Movies #HotGirlSummer Continues With the Fourth Annual Women Texas Film Festival By Dom G. Jones | 2 days ago We chat with artistic director Justina Walford about what moviegoers can expect at this weekend's festival.
Movies Oak Cliff Stars in Texas Theatre’s Re-Imagined Apocalypse Now By Peter Simek | 2 days ago To celebrate the release of Apocalypse Now: Final Cut, the Oak Cliff theater has made an homage to Francis Ford Coppola's classic film
Arts & Entertainment Weekend Round-Up: Dallas Comedy House Re-Opens, Vampire Weekend, and Women Texas Film Festival By Natalie Gempel | 3 days ago There's also a Sangria Soirée.
Galleries Scenes From the Arts Mania Festival in the Cedars By Bret Redman | 3 days ago A warehouse in the Cedars was transformed into a giant art party last weekend, complete with body painters. Let's go inside.
Arts & Entertainment Dreamscape Brings VR Experiences to NorthPark Center By Natalie Gempel | 3 days ago The virtual reality studio officially opens today with three mind-boggling "adventures."
Movies How a Mother Exposed Human Rights Ignorance in China With One Child Nation By Todd Jorgenson | 3 days ago Documentary filmmaker Nanfu Wang grew up in China thinking her parents broke the law by giving her a younger brother. Now she's a mother and knows the truth.
Movies Blanchett Can’t Save Where’d You Go, Bernadette From Wandering Aimlessly By Todd Jorgenson | 3 days ago Richard Linklater's muddled adaptation of the acclaimed Maria Semple novel is a mildly amusing yet mostly uneven saga of creativity and self-discovery.
Theater & Dance Check Out Latinidades: A Festival of Solo Shows at Cara Mía Theatre By Natalie Gempel | 4 days ago The company's intriguing 24th season kicks off tomorrow night.
Pop Music Jacquees, 98 Degrees Added to the State Fair’s Free Concert Lineup By Natalie Gempel | 5 days ago Rick Springfield, Billy Ray Cyrus, Cameo and others will perform at the annual State Fair of Texas.
Pop Music Dallas Rapper Que-P Took His Activism to City Hall By Roderick Pullum | 5 days ago Quincy Bradley says he's had negative experiences with law enforcement throughout his life. Now, he's working with the Dallas Police Department to fight injustice.
Style Artist Alli Koch is Everywhere By Kimber Westphall | 6 days ago With the launch of a home goods line and a new living mural, the Dallas creative is making something for everyone.
Arts & Entertainment Weekday Round-Up: 29Rooms in Dallas, Shakespeare in the Bar, and Social Distortion By Natalie Gempel | 6 days ago There's something fun for everyone.
Visual Arts The Cedars Union Isn’t Just For Artists By Natalie Gempel | 1 week ago The non-profit organization is expanding its programming to include anybody and everybody who's interested in art.
Movies A Texas Icon Gets Her Due in New Doc Raise Hell: The Life and Times of Molly Ivins By Natalie Gempel | 1 week ago The film opens exclusively in Texas this month ahead of its September national release.
Arts & Entertainment R.I.P. to David Berman, the Songwriter Behind the Best Song About Dallas By Matt Goodman | 1 week ago The Silver Jews frontman was a Greenhill graduate who spent his formative years in Plano and Richardson. We'll miss him.
