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Movies
How You Can Help Reverse the Decline of the Drive-In
April Wright’s documentary spotlights three North Texas drive-ins as part of a nationwide push to preserve moviegoing by the carload.
Nightlife
D CEO Awards Programs
Scenes from D CEO’s 2022 Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards
More than 500 guests gathered on July 21 for D CEO’s annual Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards, presented in partnership with Communities Foundation of Texas.
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Movies
How You Can Help Reverse the Decline of the Drive-In
April Wright’s documentary spotlights three North Texas drive-ins as part of a nationwide push to preserve moviegoing by the carload.
Music
Paul Slavens Cleans Up Well
The longtime North Texas musician and DJ has released his first new album in over a decade. And it might not have happened had he not landed a gig at a steakhouse.
Summer Fiction
Dallas Summer Reading Series: Beneath the Lamar Street Sears
Long before Dallas came to know it as the South Side on Lamar apartment complex, the giant building on what is now Botham Jean Boulevard was a Sears warehouse. Its stories are there, beneath the structure.
Museums
How the Dallas Art World Tried to Bury Its #MeToo Moment
Gavin Delahunty was a brash curator on the rise when the Dallas Museum of Art hired him. Three years later, he left his high-profile job amid allegations of inappropriate behavior with employees and wives of board members. So why do some of the city’s most powerful art patrons still want to work with him?
Summer Fiction
Dallas Summer Reading Series: Les Poissons
Reunion Tower can be a whimsical place once you get used to your new mode of travel.
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Best Lists
The Best of Big D 2022
It’s time to celebrate the people, pickleball courts, pastries, pet boarders, paletas, cheesemongers, kids bookstores, barbershops, and plenty more that do Dallas proud.
Arts & Entertainment
What to Do: Cris Worley’s Guide to Dallas in August
Cris Worley, founder and curator of Cris Worley Fine Arts in the Design District, shares her top picks for August and beyond.
Summer Fiction
Dallas Summer Reading Series: Fading In
On Jefferson Boulevard, Victor’s was the best place to get a fade. And everyone knew it: the quinceañera happening later in the day doesn’t mean the line for a haircut wouldn’t be there.
Summer Fiction
Dallas Summer Reading Series: Early Retirement
The Robocop producers gifted Dallas one of seven replicas of the suit. And who better to take ownership of it, all these decades later, than the recently retired man who had maintained City Hall since 1978.
Summer Fiction
Dallas Summer Reading Series: The Leaning Tree
The city and the state tried many times to erase the Freedman’s Cemetery, but Pearlie Mae Jenkins stayed until its history could be known again.