Arts & Entertainment The Goss-Michael Foundation Announces Details for MTV RE:DEFINE 2019 By Natalie Gempel | 3 days ago Next year's featured artist makes sculptures out of blood, plus there's a new $15,000 award for emerging artists.
Arts & Entertainment Watch: Why the DMA Should Be Grateful It Passed on an Alleged Da Vinci Painting By Peter Simek | 3 days ago The painting eventually sold for $450 million to the Louvre Abu Dhabi. But the buyer's cold feet suggest it may not be a work by da Vinci.
Things to Do Things To Do in Dallas This Weekend: Dec. 13 – Dec. 15 By Natalie Gempel | 4 days ago Bar crawls, ballet, and everything in between.
Architecture & Design We’re Still Trying to Understand Why New Apartments Are So Ugly By Peter Simek | 4 days ago The blight of new apartment construction isn't just a Dallas problem. 21st century apartment design in the U.S. is defined by homogeneous blandness.
Television The Real Housewives of Dallas Reunion Recap: ‘Society’ Rules By Caitlin Clark | 4 days ago Thank y’all, next.
Movies Dallas Filmmakers Changed Their Story for the Christian Rock Doc Loud Krazy Love By Todd Jorgenson | 4 days ago Korn guitarist Brian "Head" Welch’s faith-fueled redemption story wasn’t only about drugs, alcohol, and the excesses of the rock-star lifestyle. It was about fatherhood.
Movies Despite the Eye Candy, the Future Isn’t Very Bright in Mortal Engines By Todd Jorgenson | 4 days ago A feast for the eyes if not necessarily the brain, this adaptation of a dystopian novel finds its narrative substance overwhelmed by visual spectacle.
Movies Ronan, Robbie Play a Stylish Game of Thrones in Mary Queen of Scots By Todd Jorgenson | 4 days ago This 16th century biopic admirably shows restraint by dialing down the melodrama in favor of a character-driven examination of a royal power struggle.
Museums Why Are Galleries Randomly Closing at the Dallas Museum of Art? By Natalie Gempel | 5 days ago The museum closed a special exhibition today due to "unforeseen circumstances" that we're pretty sure are plumbing problems.
Theater & Dance Why Do Only Two Major Dance Suppliers Offer Shoes for Ballerinas of Color? By Moriah Forbes | 6 days ago Dancers in Dallas are still stuck "pancaking" their shoes to match their skin tone.
Theater & Dance Verdigris Ensemble and Avant Chamber Ballet Bring Pathos to The Little Match Girl Passion By Eve Hill-Agnus | 7 days ago The choral-ballet collaboration was the first of its kind in Dallas.
Things to Do Things To Do in Dallas This Week: Dec. 10 – Dec. 12 By Natalie Gempel | 7 days ago The symphony plays NorthPark, Ozuna plays Verizon Theatre, and 6lack plays the House of Blues.
Movies How an Actress Found the Humanity in the Chaos of Anna and the Apocalypse By Todd Jorgenson | 1 week ago Ella Hunt was attracted to this genre mashup of Christmas comedy, high-school musical, and zombie thriller for a different reason than you might think.
Arts & Entertainment Dallas’ Virgin Hotel Is Artist Lesli Marshall’s Biggest Project Yet By Eva Raggio | 1 week ago “I wouldn’t even have been invited to sit at that table,” she says, “but sometimes you have to pull up your own chair."
Theater An Exclusive Q&A with Scrooge By S. Holland Murphy | 1 week ago Er, at least the guy manning the puppet at NorthPark Center. Will Schutze talks about his young audience and awkward acting moments.
