It’s Victoria Monét’s Time For Pop Stardom
She’s known for writing for artists such as Ariana Grande, but Victoria Monét also has what it takes as a performer.
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The Best Hispanic Heritage Events in Dallas This September
We all love Hispanic culture, so let’s get to celebrating.
Beyoncé Events in Dallas That Won’t Break Your Soul (or Wallet)
Beyoncé’s Arlington concert is a royal occasion, and there are several events to celebrate Queen Bey’s return to DFW.
With His Project City And Colour, Dallas Green Ventures Back on the Road To Explore Love and Loss
Born out of the most difficult time of Green’s life, his latest album and tour see him going through the stages of grief by way of expansive sounds.
Queen For a Day Returns To Spotlight Women in Comedy
An all-women comedy group is unapologetically demanding the spotlight.
Texas Latino Pride Is Coming!
Didn’t get enough Dallas Pride this year? Celebrate Texas Latino Pride.
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Brett Landin Finds Inspiration During Inconvenient Times
As a twentysomething, Brett Landin knows about heartache in the digital era. She’s a true girl’s girl songwriter.
Scott Hoying Is Having A Hot Gay Summer, But Says the Landscape Still Has Room for Improvement
Arlington native Scott Hoying is taking on a solo project “Parallel” to his super successful band Pentatonix.
Dallas’ Senior Citizens Find Happiness and Fight Off Dementia at the Arboretum
The Texas heat may be blistering, but a community of senior residents is finding joy in the outdoors.
UpNext Festival Aims To Set Artists Up for Longevity
For decades, Dallas has often been regarded as a “behind-the-scenes” music city. But with UpNext Festival, which is taking place this Saturday and Sunday, the festival’s founder aims to put more artists at the forefront and set them up for long careers.
Lorelei K’s Dahlia Knowles Wants To See More ‘Insane Trans Women’ in Music
Dahlia Knowles of Lorelei K is still fighting for trans representation in music.
A Dallas TikToker Goes Viral for Living a ‘Normal’ Life
We don’t all aspire to live a Kardashian life. Connor Hubbard reminds us that it’s OK to live normally.
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Dallas Native Robbie Tann Stars in Black Mirror, and It’s as Crazy as You Think
If you’ve already binged the new “Black Mirror” season (of course you did) you watched Dallas actor Robbie Tann. We asked him all the questions.
Tina Satter Directed the Sydney Sweeney Film Reality Like a Play
Sydney Sweeney leads the cast in Reality, about a former U.S. intelligence specialist sentenced for leaking an intelligence report about the 2016 presidential election.
Eva Longoria’s Flamin’ Hot Movie Tells a Story of Latin Triumph, and Cheetos
The man who invented Flamin’ Hot Cheetos deserves to be knighted. But at the very least, a biopic directed by Eva Longoria.
Van Full of Nuns Are on a Mission To Keep Pop-Punk Alive
Pop-punk is not dead. At all. Dallas band Van Full of Nuns plays pop-punk classics and some originals for all you early aughts lovers.
Ashton Edminster Is Done Being Your ‘Great Girl’
Ashton Edminster has been planning her pop stardom since before she could speak. Her plan is working.
How The Chosen Brought Yasmine Al-Bustami Back Home to Dallas
You probably recognize North Texas actress Yasmine Al-Bustami, because no matter what TV show you’re watching, she’s probably on it.
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Charlie Puth Plans To ‘Take it to Level 15’ for His Dallas Show
Charlie Puth plays on Wednesday in Dallas. “We don’t talk anymore” about Selena Gomez, though.
Hamburger Mary’s Arrives in Dallas at a Tumultuous Time for Drag Performers
Hamburger Mary’s is a franchise out of San Francisco that will open on June 1 in what used to the Cedar Springs Tap House.
Pleasure Clone Put Their Troubles on Hypnotic Display With Debut Single
Two Dallas mainstay artists (one who is known to strip down to his skivvies onstage), are coming together for a cool new project.
Why Elizabeth Olsen and Jesse Plemons Were Drawn to Candy Montgomery’s Story
Elizabeth Olsen had her reasons to delve into the character of Candy Montgomery – her costar Jesse Plemons wanted mainly to come home to Texas.