Arts & Entertainment Why The Granada Is Letting Some Dallas Bands Top The Marquee By Alaena Hostetter Medicine Man Revival, The Texas Gentlemen, and RC & the Gritz team up on “Breakthrough #Dtownhump” and a live show May 5.
Books Lucky Dog Books To Close in Oak Cliff By Alex Macon | 11 hours ago Barring a last-minute reprieve, the used bookstore on Jefferson will shut down next week.
Arts & Entertainment Remembering Erik Schuessler, An Artist Who Encouraged Dallas Toward ‘Maximum Fun’ By Lyndsay Knecht | 12 hours ago Ahead of placemaking, flash mobs, and Dallas' current art-party culture, Erik brought a sense of surprise and creative generosity to circles of influence.
Movies How an Injured Rodeo Cowboy Become the Unlikely Star of an Indie Western By Todd Jorgenson | 14 hours ago After being kicked in the head by a saddle bronc, Brady Jandreau collaborated with director Chloe Zhao on a movie based on his life and his passion for horses.
Music Fleetwood Mac Will Play Dallas With New Lineup By Lyndsay Knecht | 2 days ago American Airlines Center made the stop list announced today.
Arts & Entertainment To Measure Rape Culture’s Parameters, This Dallas Artist Hopped On A LimeBike By Lyndsay Knecht | 2 days ago A performance art piece in Trinity Groves employed black metal, Law and Order, a salt circle and a cheap mode of transportation.
Galleries Scenes from Record Store Day at Good Records By Bret Redman | 3 days ago Vinyl lovers and people in search of a good party found themselves at the Lower Greenville institution, further proof that the record store is alive and well.
Arts & Entertainment No Crying Over Spilt Art Beef. Or Should There Be? By Kathryn Goddard | 4 days ago What began as an outlet for a small group of artists became a well-loved community space in Dallas. The legacy of Beefhaus, considered.
Arts & Entertainment Marfa Myths, A Diary, Part I: Arriving To Suzanne Ciani By César Velasco | 6 days ago I watched the sun rise over West Texas in handcuffs.
Music Starplex Pavilion Is Now Dos Equis Pavilion, But Call It Whatever You Want, It’s Fine By Alex Macon | 7 days ago What's in a name, anyways?
Arts & Entertainment New Art To Know This Week: Nicole Eisenman’s Solo Texas Debut, Scenes From Art Fair By Lyndsay Knecht | 1 week ago See what Dallas did with whole days full of new work by artists from around the globe.
Things to Do Things To Do In Dallas This Weekend: April 19-22 By Lyndsay Knecht | 1 week ago The Breeders, the Foo Fighters, and Earth Day every day.
Nature The Trinity River: It Runs to the Sea By Laray Polk | 1 week ago Sometimes we forget that the river doesn't just run through Dallas. A new exhibition in Galveston looks at the big picture.
Movies Amy Schumer Sermonizes About Body Shaming in the Wrinkly I Feel Pretty By Todd Jorgenson | 1 week ago Despite some worthwhile sentiment, when you dig beneath the surface of this gimmicky female-empowerment comedy, the screenplay needs a makeover.
Movies Horsing Around Takes on Deeper Meaning for Young Actor in Lean on Pete By Todd Jorgenson | 1 week ago The evocative, character-driven drama follows a troubled teenager who forms a bond with a washed-up racehorse in the Pacific Northwest.
