Study Reveals What Time Texans Start Day Drinking, and It’s Earlier Than You Think
“It’s 5 o’clock somewhere.” Or is it? A new study on day drinking reveals that the age-old saying might be in need of an update.
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Band vs. Bot: Denton Trio The Infamists Silence Their AI Impostors
In March, fans of Denton-based blues rock band The Infamists were surprised to see that a bizarre album consisting of 45-second songs had dropped on their Spotify. Nobody was as surprised as the band members themselves.
Readers Respond: How Late Is ‘Too Late’ To Show Up at a Restaurant?
We asked and y’all answered. Here’s what Observer readers have to say about closing-time etiquette.
Is Taylor Swift’s New Album ‘For the Fans?’ Some Swifties Don’t Think So.
As “The Tortured Poets Department” receives mixed reviews and polarizes listeners, even Swift’s fans can’t seem to agree on whether the haters have a point.
6th Annual ‘Grill For Gaza’ Event Will Serve Up Great Barbecue for a Noble Cause
All proceeds from the event will go to aid children affected by the ongoing war in Gaza. As a bonus, the food is also supposed to be pretty good.
Jazz Singer Laufey ‘Bewitched’ Her Teenage Fans in Dallas
The singer, songwriter and cellist dazzled Dallas with her old Hollywood glamour and Gen Z-friendly lyrics on Thursday.
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Last Call: How Late Is ‘Too Late’ To Order at a Restaurant?
As the debate on whether it’s OK to show up to a restaurant at the last minute rages on, some restaurant owners have set a firm boundary.
The Best Taylor Swift Listening Parties in Dallas
Swift’s new album, The Tortured Poets Department, is coming out on April 19, and we have the scoop on where Swifties can party like it’s 1989.
Cafe Frida Puts a Crafty, Caffeinated Twist on the Speakeasy Trend
Need a quick getaway? Cafe Frida may cure that itch.
Dallas Has a New Poet Laureate. Here’s What That Means for Poetry Enthusiasts.
Dr. Mag Gabbert’s responsibilities will include speaking at community events, developing outreach programs and holding office hours at the Dallas Public Library.
Themed Costumes and ‘Fast Fashion’ Are the New Normal at Pop Concerts
Music fans use fashion to express themselves, but single-use clothes for events like The Eras Tour have some fans calling for a balance between creativity and sustainability.
Phoenix-Based Hash Kitchen and The Sicilian Butcher To Open Near Fort Worth
Phoenix-based chef and restauranteur Joey Maggiore is ready to make his mark on North Texas with Hash Kitchen and The Sicilian Butcher, and we’re ready to carbo-load.
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Italian Restaurant Picone Builds Community (and a Reddit Thread) in Denton
As the chef of Boca 31, Tony Neglia connected with customers thanks to his approachability and sense of humor. He’s carried these qualities (and his customers) over to his own business, Picone.
New DMA Exhibition Explores Representation of Marginalized Groups
When You See Me: Visibility in Contemporary Art/History presents work from queer artists and artists of color that explores the importance and limits of representation.
A View of the Solar Eclipse in Dallas, From the Out-of-Towners Who Came To See It
The total solar eclipse’s path of totality finally blanketed Dallas in darkness for a few dramatic minutes. But things didn’t look so clear Monday morning.
Texas Music Revolution To Have Texas Premiere at Dallas International Film Festival
The documentary, which follows the 25th anniversary of the long-running McKinney country music festival, will be screened at The Texas Theatre on April 27.
Chicago Gives Dallas the Ol’ Razzle Dazzle at Winspear Opera House
The classic Broadway musical is playing through April 6 at the Winspear Opera House.
Selena Gomez to Heat Up New Food Network Show
Selena Gomez has landed some new jobs in LA.
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Dr. Phil Launches New Cable Channel With Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony in Fort Worth
Merit Street Media’s unveiling included TV royalty like Steve Harvey and conservative politicians such as Lt. Governor Dan Patrick.
Historic Superman Comic Is Poised To Sell For $5 Million at a Dallas Auction
With a rare copy of Action Comics #1 expected to sell for over $5 million, it seems that Heritage Auctions has struck gold with the Man of Steel.
UNT Will Offer an Industry-Focused Commercial Music Degree Aimed at Musicians Who Want To Make a Living
The new degree program, which launches in fall of 2025, aims to combine artistry and entrepreneurship to produce business-savvy working musicians.
Lenny Kravitz Is the Latest Celebrity Spotted Hanging Out at Buc-ee’s
Lenny Kravitz, Pi!nk and Kyle MacLachlan have all expressed their admiration for the beloved Texas-based travel center.