Texas Latino Pride Is Coming!
Didn’t get enough Dallas Pride this year? Celebrate Texas Latino Pride.
Didn’t get enough Dallas Pride this year? Celebrate Texas Latino Pride.
As a twentysomething, Brett Landin knows about heartache in the digital era. She’s a true girl’s girl songwriter.
Arlington native Scott Hoying is taking on a solo project “Parallel” to his super successful band Pentatonix.
The Texas heat may be blistering, but a community of senior residents is finding joy in the outdoors.
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.
Dahlia Knowles of Lorelei K is still fighting for trans representation in music.
We don’t all aspire to live a Kardashian life. Connor Hubbard reminds us that it’s OK to live normally.
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.
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.
The man who invented Flamin’ Hot Cheetos deserves to be knighted. But at the very least, a biopic directed by Eva Longoria.
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 has been planning her pop stardom since before she could speak. Her plan is working.
You probably recognize North Texas actress Yasmine Al-Bustami, because no matter what TV show you’re watching, she’s probably on it.
Charlie Puth plays on Wednesday in Dallas. “We don’t talk anymore” about Selena Gomez, though.
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.
Two Dallas mainstay artists (one who is known to strip down to his skivvies onstage), are coming together for a cool new project.
Elizabeth Olsen had her reasons to delve into the character of Candy Montgomery – her costar Jesse Plemons wanted mainly to come home to Texas.
Spike Chester might sing, but he’s a Dallas-proud rapper.
North Texas hip-hop artist Enchanting has us under her spell.
Mixtitos Kitchen is in the old La Acapulqueña space. While it does carry some dishes from its predecessor, they have some new dishes you should try.
We’ve rounded up some of the quirkiest, funniest and most creative bathroom signs throughout various nightlife destinations in Dallas. Here are our favorites.
A favorite in Denton’s rap scene, Pudge has partnered again with Ritchy Flo for a new album, Three Nights In Vegas.