Movies Why It Took 50 Years for the Harlem Cultural Festival to Get Its Cinematic Due By Todd Jorgenson | 20 hours ago Questlove's acclaimed documentary Summer of Soul will open the Oak Cliff Film Festival on Thursday at the Texas Theatre.
Arts & Entertainment Sha’Carri Richardson Is Taking Dallas Worldwide By Taylor Crumpton | 3 days ago "Honestly the hate—I have to transform it into motivation because very easily I could show them the 214, the Dallas in me," says Sha'Carri Richardson, who is Tokyo-bound.
Arts & Entertainment Juneteenth Is Black and Texan By Taylor Crumpton | 5 days ago For Black people in Texas, the holiday carries an ancestral meaning.
Arts & Entertainment After Landing It’s a Wonderful Plight on Amazon Prime, Two North Texans Bring Their Musical Home By Taylor Crumpton | 7 days ago The duo of Dallas-Forth Worth creatives detail the hip-hop musical they'll show at the Angelika on Juneteenth.
Arts & Entertainment Here’s Where to Celebrate Juneteenth in Dallas By Taylor Crumpton | 7 days ago A roundup of local events to commemorate the oldest Black holiday in the United States.
Arts & Entertainment At the Nasher, Jer’Lisa Devezin Reimagines the Black Body By Taylor Crumpton | 7 days ago The New Orleans-raised, Dallas-based artist talks about the reclamation of space for Black bodies and the rejection of White beauty standards through Black hair.
Arts & Entertainment It’s More Than Just Hair: How Duncanville Stylist LaTarah Edmond Advocates for the CROWN Act By Taylor Crumpton | 7 days ago LaTarah Edmond is on a mission to educate communities about the beauty of Black hair, even if the Legislature didn't get it done this session.
Arts & Entertainment We Outside: A Guide to Weekly Dance Parties in Dallas By Taylor Crumpton | 1 week ago Don't be afraid to go out on Sunday, because nightlife is back.
Arts & Entertainment How Comedian Laci Mosley Went from Frisco to HBO and iCarly By Alex Gonzalez | 1 week ago The Frisco-raised comedian made the world laugh on A Black Lady Sketch Show. Now, she's bringing the jokes as Harper on iCarly.
Weekend Getaways Six Unexpected Vacation Escapes Two Hours From Dallas By Eve Hill-Agnus, Rosin Saez, and Kathy Wise | 1 week ago Beaches, treehouses, mid-century modern bungalows, and trailer resorts, all just a short drive from Dallas. Go ahead and leave it all behind.
Arts & Entertainment Dallas Children’s Theatre Seeks A BIPOC Playwright for Maya Angelou Production By Taylor Crumpton | 1 week ago Dallas Children's Theatre opens applications for youth-centered playwright of color to adapt Maya Angelou's Life Doesn't Frighten Me
Arts & Entertainment The New Dallas Releases of the Week, Pt. III By Taylor Crumpton | 2 weeks ago Bobby Sessions, Flower Child, Luna Luna, Dustin Massey and Tusing round out our picks for the week.
Arts & Entertainment There Are Big Ideas In Little Corsicana By David Searcy | 2 weeks ago An art installation in this town 55 miles south of Dallas makes a case for why it's well worth your time to visit.
Arts & Entertainment Where to Celebrate Record Store Day in Dallas By Taylor Crumpton | 2 weeks ago Before streaming, there was vinyl. Here's where to buy records in Dallas on June 12.
Movies How 12 Mighty Orphans Became More Than Just a Football Movie By Todd Jorgenson | 2 weeks ago The big-screen adaptation of the book by Dallas author Jim Dent, about the underdog Masonic Home squads of the 1930s, was filmed in Fort Worth.
