Arts & Entertainment How Comedian Laci Mosley Went from Frisco to HBO and iCarly By Alex Gonzalez | 46 mins ago The Frisco-raised comedian made the world laugh on A Black Lady Sketch Show. Now, she's bringing the jokes as Harper on iCarly.
Weekend Getaways Six Unexpected Vacation Escapes Two Hours From Dallas By Eve Hill-Agnus, Rosin Saez, and Kathy Wise | 13 hours ago Beaches, treehouses, mid-century modern bungalows, and trailer resorts, all just a short drive from Dallas. Go ahead and leave it all behind.
Arts & Entertainment Dallas Children’s Theatre Seeks A BIPOC Playwright for Maya Angelou Production By Taylor Crumpton | 2 days ago Dallas Children's Theatre opens applications for youth-centered playwright of color to adapt Maya Angelou's Life Doesn't Frighten Me
Arts & Entertainment The New Dallas Releases of the Week, Pt. III By Taylor Crumpton | 5 days ago Bobby Sessions, Flower Child, Luna Luna, Dustin Massey and Tusing round out our picks for the week.
Arts & Entertainment There Are Big Ideas In Little Corsicana By David Searcy | 5 days ago An art installation in this town 55 miles south of Dallas makes a case for why it's well worth your time to visit.
Arts & Entertainment Where to Celebrate Record Store Day in Dallas By Taylor Crumpton | 6 days ago Before streaming, there was vinyl. Here's where to buy records in Dallas on June 12.
Movies How 12 Mighty Orphans Became More Than Just a Football Movie By Todd Jorgenson | 6 days ago The big-screen adaptation of the book by Dallas author Jim Dent, about the underdog Masonic Home squads of the 1930s, was filmed in Fort Worth.
Arts & Entertainment The Perfect Dallas Playlist for Your Pride Kickback By Alex Gonzalez | 1 week ago The party doesn't stop after Pride weekend. Here are a batch of songs from local artists to keep it going through the month.
Arts & Entertainment JMBLYA Returns to Dallas By Taylor Crumpton | 1 week ago The Texas-based festival takes over Dos Equis Pavilion for Labor Day Weekend.
Arts & Entertainment Federal Grant Program Promised to Help Live Venues, but Aid Only Went to One in Texas By Taylor Crumpton | 1 week ago Despite a sizable pool for relief funds, the feds have been slow to send out money to venues and cultural art institutions.
Bars Sue Ellen’s Revival Is a Homecoming for Dallas’ Queer Community By Rosin Saez | 1 week ago Just in time for Pride month, the return of what’s believed to be the oldest and longest-running lesbian bar in Texas was worth the yearlong wait for so many Dallasites.
Books That Time Poet T.S. Eliot Was Made a Deputy Sheriff in Dallas By Alex Macon | 2 weeks ago Here's a flashback Friday for you about one of the greatest poets of the 20th century paying a visit to Texas.
Arts & Entertainment Rooftop Cinema Club Returns to Dallas at Heritage Village in the Cedars By Taylor Crumpton | 2 weeks ago The California drive-in theater chain asks you to trade your car for a beanbag or a deckchair at Heritage Village.
Events The Things You Must Do in Dallas This June By Taylor Crumpton | 2 weeks ago Juneteenth, Pride Month, and the official beginning of summer. Get your shot and get out there.
Movies How a Texas Indie Thriller Navigated Production Before and During the Pandemic By Todd Jorgenson | 2 weeks ago Fort Worth filmmaker Chris Zuhdi had to adapt to the changing circumstances while shooting Mexican Moon last year in Hamilton County.
