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Carly May Gravley

Carly May Gravley is a Philadelphia-based writer and photographer who has contributed to the Observer since 2019. Gravley’s other bylines include Consequence of Sound, Buddy Magazine and more. Her concert photography has been featured in print magazines, art galleries and Lil Wayne’s Instagram page. For more personal information, write to her mother.

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Former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Cast in Vanderpump Rules Spin-Off, The Valley

By Carly May GravleyMarch 5, 2024

Jasmine Goode, formerly of Bachelor Nation and a one-time Dallas Cowboys cheerleader, will appear in the new Bravo reality show.

Olivia Rodrigo Was Somehow Both a Theater Nerd and a Rock Star in Dallas

By Carly May GravleyMarch 2, 2024

The “Vampire” singer-songwriter spilled her guts at the American Airlines Center.

Wriggly Tin, a Spacey Spot for Drinks and Pizza, Blasts Off in Fair Park

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 29, 2024

This new Fair Park hotspot made an otherwordly first impression. We mean that in a good way.

An aerial view of Dallas' Fair Park, which will host TwoGether Land Festival on Memorial Day weekend.

TwoGether Land Festival in Fair Park Will Feature Lil Wayne, Summer Walker and More

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 28, 2024

TwoGether Land Festival is a two-day celebration of R&B, hip-hop and Dallas music.

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Hey Dallas, We’re Due: The Great American Baking Show Is Taking Applications

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 28, 2024

The American version of the beloved British baking show has somehow never had a contestant from Texas. If you’re a local amateur baker looking to change that, now’s your chance.

Carrie Brownstein Is Letting Her Guitar Do the Talking

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 27, 2024

Sleater-Kinney’s Carrie Brownstein talked to us about grief, women in music and why she loved playing at Trees in the ’90s.

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A skyline shot of the city of Dallas, which houses 92,300 millionaires.

Dallas Has More Than 92,300 Millionaires. Here’s Where To Meet Them.

By Carly May Gravley and OthersFebruary 27, 2024

With this many millionaires currently living in Dallas, statistically, some of them must be single.

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10 Dallas Movie Theaters With the Best Food, Drinks and Snacks

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 26, 2024

Sorry, popcorn and candy. Hot meals and craft cocktails are the new normal at the movies, and these Dallas theaters are the best at it.

Justin Collette and the company of Beetlejuice:The Musical, now playing The Music Hall at Fair Park.

Beetlejuice: The Musical Is a Hilarious and Lively ‘Show About Death’

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 26, 2024

The musical adaptation of the classic Tim Burton film made its North Texas debut at The Music Hall at Fair Park.

The 2nd Annual Fort Worth Music Festival Is Coming to the Stockyards

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 23, 2024

The Fort Worth Music Festival and Conference aims to be North Texas’ answer to South by Southwest.

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The Keith Lee Aftermath and Online Hate

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 23, 2024

Local catering service Seasoned Street Food is building back its online reputation after the internet confused it with an unaffiliated food truck that had a controversial run-in with influencer Keith Lee.

Patrons check out art at A Decisive Vision: New Perspectives from Dallas College Faculty and Students, on display at the Adolphus Tower Gallery through March 29.

New Photography Exhibition Showcases Student Work Alongside Established Artists

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 20, 2024

Dallas College photography students and faculty are displaying their work alongside established artists at the Adolphus Tower Gallery.

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The Spelled Milk in Oak Cliff Is a Whimsical Love Letter to Cereal

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 19, 2024

The Spelled Milk puts some respect on the simple breakfast food’s name.

How Jenny Lewis Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Situationship

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 19, 2024

Indie icon Jenny Lewis is coming to Dallas on March 2 with her all-female band and a puppy in tow.

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B-Side Coffee in Oak Cliff is a Hipster Coffee Shop For the Whole Family

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 16, 2024

This stylish and family-friendly new addition to the Elmwood neighborhood is proving to be a caffeine boost for the community.

Musician/Full-Time Mortician Valenti Funk Debuts New Album With a PowerPoint Presentation

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 13, 2024

The Dallas-based writer, musician and producer is releasing his second album on Valentine’s Day.

15 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Who Went on to Bigger and Better Things

15 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Who Went on to Bigger and Better Things

By Paige Skinner and OthersFebruary 12, 2024

Many former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have gone to bigger and better things, ranging from reality TV to performing in bands to even scouting for the NBA.

What Is Taylor Swift and Post Malone’s Upcoming Duet About?

What Is Taylor Swift and Post Malone’s Upcoming Duet About?

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 9, 2024

Taylor Swift is collaborating with Post Malone on her upcoming album. What could these two possibly write a song about together? We have some guesses.

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The 10 Worst Date Restaurants in Dallas

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 7, 2024

There’s a lot of debate over what makes a good or bad date night location. However, some restaurants are just a hard no.

Marc Rebillet Sang Creed’s ‘Higher’ During Karaoke, Further Cementing It as a Dallas Fave

Marc Rebillet Sang Creed’s ‘Higher’ During Karaoke, Further Cementing It as a Dallas Fave

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 6, 2024

Dallas’ need for Creed hasn’t waned since the World Series. Is it time to let this bit die or should we go ahead and make “Higher” our city’s national anthem?

Harwood Hospitality To Open 2 New Restaurants in Dallas This Year

By Carly May GravleyFebruary 5, 2024

NDA Brasserie and yet-to-be-named Japanese-inspired restaurant are projected to open in the Harwood District later this year.

El Carlos Elegante, hearth

12 Prettiest Places to Eat and Drink in Dallas

By Aaren Prody and OthersFebruary 2, 2024

There’s no question that beautiful surroundings make dining experiences more memorable. Here are some of our favorites.

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