Movies Dallas Sonnier’s Rebeller Confirms His Proud Hollywood Outsider Status By Todd Jorgenson | 6 hours ago The local producer sees the new brand in his rapidly expanding Cinestate film company as an effort to unite fans of “outlaw cinema," both in theaters and online.
Visual Arts At the Crow’s Celebration of Asian Texas Artists, a Common Thread for the Immigrant Experience By Natalie Gempel | 23 hours ago The Chinese-born, Austin-based artist has created two site-specific installations for the Texas Asian Women Artist Series.
Arts & Entertainment A Guide to Dallas Galas: Spring 2020 By Natalie Gempel | 1 day ago From Art Ball to DIFFA to Unicef Dallas, here's your cheat sheet to Dallas' fanciest benefits.
Galleries Gallery: Dallas Contemporary Members Celebrate Spring Exhibition Openings By Bret Redman | 6 days ago The Design District museum threw a big cocktail party for its members to celebrate its new exhibition.
Pop Music Fort Worth’s Fortress Festival 2020 To Be Headlined by Diplo, Miguel, and Cuco By Natalie Gempel | 6 days ago This year brings more hip-hop acts, like Snow Tha Product and Kaash Paige.
Movies Getting Old: The Reunion Wasn’t Worth the Wait in Bad Boys for Life By Todd Jorgenson | 6 days ago This belated continuation of the action-comedy franchise reunites Will Smith and Martin Lawrence for a mixed bag of nostalgia and explosions.
Theater In Slide By at the Wyly, Humor Is Part of Catharsis for Gun Violence By Katy Lemieux | 1 week ago Set the week after the Columbine High School shooting, Thomas Ward's new play finds comic relief amid chaos, anxiety, and toxic masculinity.
Television Dallas’ Trigg Watson Takes Us Behind the Scenes of Netflix’s Magic for Humans By Natalie Gempel | 1 week ago The Dallas illusionist served as a magic consultant on seasons two and three of the Netflix series.
Music Vanessa Ogle Is the Rock ‘n’ Roll CEO By Brandon J. Call | 1 week ago She takes center stage with her Richardson-based tech company, Enseo. Literally.
Arts & Entertainment At the Kessler, a Public Outpouring of Grief For the Late Bill Wisener By Christopher Mosley | 1 week ago Dallas lost a beloved cultural icon over the weekend.
Television Meet The Sole Remaining Dallasite on The Bachelor By Natalie Gempel | 1 week ago After Monday's premiere, Deandra from Plano is the only North Texan left in the running. Here's what we know about her.
Theater & Dance The Firehouse Theatre in Farmers Branch Is Officially A Professional Theater By Natalie Gempel | 2 weeks ago The theater joined the Actor's Equity Association, meaning it's gone from community theater to professional theater.
Television Some Thoughts While Watching “The Real Housewives of Dallas” Reunion By Caitlin Clark | 2 weeks ago Part two!
Movies Jordan, Foxx Fight Deep South Injustice in Absorbing Biopic Just Mercy By Todd Jorgenson | 2 weeks ago The film shines a worthwhile spotlight on the efforts of civil-rights attorney Bryan Stevenson, making a case without resorting to cheap sentiment.
Movies Throwing Shade: The Cosmetics Comedy Like a Boss Needs a Narrative Makeover By Todd Jorgenson | 2 weeks ago Tiffany Haddish and Rose Byrne have each done better versions of these bawdy female-bonding flicks before. This one is not worthy of their respective talents.
