Arts & Entertainment Things To Do In Dallas This Week: Sept. 25-28 By Lyndsay Knecht Zola Jesus, the Jawbreaker documentary, wine, and a change in cities for a major festival.
Arts & Entertainment Rock Lottery Releases 20th Anniversary Lineup By Lyndsay Knecht | 8 hours ago Proceeds from the ritual mixup will go to KUZU 92.9 community radio.
Visual Arts Give the City Your Hot Culture Opinions By Alex Macon | 11 hours ago Dallas is developing a new cultural plan, and wants people to weigh in on everything from the renaming of public parks to funding for arts organizations.
Arts & Entertainment ‘We’ve Got To Get Back To Work’: Port Arthur’s Bun B On Harvey, Performing, and Inspiration By Matt Goodman | 3 days ago The UGK legend performs at Trees tonight.
Visual Arts One Factor Makes Or Breaks The Infinity Pumpkin Session By Caitlin Clark | 3 days ago Two trips inside Yayoi Kusama’s 'Infinity Mirror Room' at the DMA. Two very different experiences.
Arts & Entertainment Reconsidering The Open Space At Lee Park By Doyle Rader | 4 days ago Should a single work replace the Robert E. Lee statue, or many works?
Arts & Entertainment Things To Do In Dallas This Weekend: Sept. 21-24 By Lyndsay Knecht | 4 days ago Two guilt-free food festivals, Bun B, and the beginning of Halloween party season.
Movies Chaotic Kingsman Sequel Gives You Plenty to Look At, Not Much to Think About By Todd Jorgenson | 4 days ago It ratchets up the technical bravado and the stunt casting within its globetrotting tale of espionage, but its story isn't worthy of advancing the fledgling franchise
Movies Gyllenhaal’s Struggle Was Real Playing a Boston Bombing Survivor in Stronger By Todd Jorgenson | 4 days ago The actor went to great lengths to understand both the physical demands and the psychological trauma of double-amputee Jeff Bauman.
Movies Salinger Biopic Rebel in the Rye Needs More Holden Caulfield By Todd Jorgenson | 4 days ago This effort to illuminate the writer's formative years provides only mild insight, and salutes his tormented brilliance without offering much depth beyond the mystique.
Movies Parental Guidance: Honesty Goes a Long Way Toward Improving Brad’s Status By Todd Jorgenson | 4 days ago Watching an upper-middle class misanthrope wallow in self-pity and regret isn’t as depressing as it sounds in this incisive and well-acted character study.
Arts & Entertainment Nasher Laureate Theaster Gates Leads With Studio-Social Transformation By Lyndsay Knecht | 5 days ago First a potter, then a sculptor, now a trailblazing presence in holistic and culturally-aware redevelopment, and a sculptor, and a potter.
Arts & Entertainment Solange, Laurie Anderson, Pussy Riot Emblazon Day for Night Lineup By Lyndsay Knecht | 5 days ago A portion of this year's proceeds from the Houston festival will benefit victims of Hurricane Harvey.
Television The Real Housewives of Dallas, Ep. 6: Tea Sandwiches, Scones, the F-Word, and Vagina Doctors By Alice Laussade | 6 days ago They’re just a bunch of ladies hanging out, y’all. Someone get us a samwich.
Partner Content 5 Reasons To Visit Toyota Music Factory By D Partner Studio | 6 days ago With construction delays long behind it, Las Colinas’ newest music venue is open for business—and much more is still waiting in the wings.
Nature Please Help Me With My Stinky Jeans By Tim Rogers | 6 days ago How the heck is this stuff still happening to me at this point in my life?
