Television The Real Housewives of Dallas Recap: Dee’s Back By Caitlin Clark | 2 days ago My Amygdala made me do it.
Movies The Stylish Alpha Tells the Origin Story of Man’s Best Friend By Todd Jorgenson | 2 days ago This visually striking adventure is both a prehistoric survival saga and a heartwarming boy-and-his-dog tale of loyalty and companionship.
Movies How the Locally Made Puppet Master Reboot Was 30 Years in the Making By Todd Jorgenson | 2 days ago Film producer Dallas Sonnier returned to his hometown to restart the gory micro-budget franchise that messed with his mind as a child.
Visual Arts House of Pannek’s Pop Culture Murals Paint Deep Ellum Nostalgic By Shannon Swain | 3 days ago Preston Pannek and Adrienne Creasey set out to add 10 free murals to Deep Ellum's walls. Here's the story behind their video game and cartoon-inspired artwork.
Books Buy a Lot of Cheap Books at the Dallas Library’s Summer Sale This Month By Alex Macon | 4 days ago A PSA.
Arts & Entertainment This Year’s Women Texas Film Festival Veers Away From The Expected By Jamie Laughlin | 4 days ago With new funding and a board of directors, this year's festival makes its grandest statement yet. It kicks off this Wednesday.
Visual Arts Sweet Tooth Hotel Will Return in November with a ‘Rocket Ship’ and ‘Rainbows’ By Caitlin Clark | 5 days ago The local artist-fueled pop-up is shedding its sugary theme for retrofuturism.
Things to Do Things To Do in Dallas This Week: Aug. 13-16 By Alex Macon | 5 days ago Have yourself a week.
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Things to Do The Best Places To Go Salsa Dancing in Dallas By Christiana Nielson | 1 week ago Whether you're a flat-footed novice or an old pro, you'll have no trouble finding where to dance in North Texas.
Movies Why Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman Is Much More Than a History Lesson By Todd Jorgenson | 1 week ago The filmmaker's true-life period drama, with a playful comic touch, is a provocative mix of passion and rage with powerful contemporary parallels.
Movies How a Filmmaker Got a Late Start, Just Like His Character in Puzzle By Todd Jorgenson | 1 week ago Marc Turtletaub is a former finance executive who got into the film business in his 50s. The film's protagonist likewise pursues her creative passion in middle age.
Visual Arts Everybody Was a Kid, Including Dallas Artists By Alaena Hostetter | 1 week ago An exhibition at Davis Foundry Gallery gives us a peek inside the adolescent minds of today’s working artists.
Openings/Closings Is Chris Harrison’s Steam Theory Brewing Company Dallas’ Version of SUR Restaurant? By Caitlin Clark | 2 weeks ago Of course not. But hear us out on this reality television-fueled theory.
