A New Documentary Explores How The Church Turned a Club Into a Community
A lot of places closed under the financial weight caused by the coronavirus pandemic and one of the most unfortunate
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How the Hosts of The Kingcast Podcast Got to Meet ‘the’ King, Stephen King, Himself
Arranging a meeting with Stephen King isn’t as simple as picking up a phone or reciting a Sumarian incantation into a mirror.
Paul Slavens Spells Out How He Finally Finished Alphabet Girls Vol. II a Decade Later
Ten years ago, singer, composer and KXT host Paul Slavens self-released Alphabet Girls Vol. I, a stream of jazz tunes with an alphabetical list of songs about famous women in power.
Wits End Has Reached Its End in Deep Ellum
Another Deep Ellum music institution is being pushed out of the neighborhood. One of the managers of Wits End located at the corner of Elm and North Crowdus Street in Deep Ellum confirmed that the music venue and rooftop bar is closing
Start Warming Up Your Fanchants Because a Bunch of K-Pop Acts Are Headed Our Way
It’s been a while since BTS has graced us with its presence. The Korean pop group was supposed to land back in 2020 at the Cotton Bowl for their Map of the Soul Tour
Celebrate the Dallas-Made RoboCop on Its 35th Anniversary With Free Screenings
The hit 1987 film RoboCop came to life because of the city of Dallas. The story may be set in Detroit but all of the city scenes, buildings and roads for the car chases were filmed in Dallas.
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Jared’s Epic Blaster Battle Turns 7 and Has Plans to Go National
Event producer Jared Guynes, best known for his famous ’90s Ninja Turtles pizza party with rapper Vanilla Ice in 2013 and his annual Epic Blaster Battle
We Shopped For Drugs in Mark Cuban’s Discounted Online Pharmacy. Here’s What We Found.
There’s a sick irony in this country when it comes to health care. Many of us need pharmaceuticals to stay healthy, but the cost of them can cause even more health problems.
The Best Things to Do In Dallas, June 22-28
Words are so important. Without them, you couldn’t even read this right now. The only thing more important than words is spelling.
Chop & Steele Is a Documentary About Comedians Who Pulled Off an Epic Prank
There’s a fun little irony between comedians and Found Footage Festival founders Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher that plays out in their new documentary Chop & Steele.
Well-Known Conservatives Are Jumping on the Drag Show Drama Now
The protests that broke out a couple of weeks ago during a family-oriented drag show in front of the Mr. Misster lounge in Uptown attracted a “Who’s-Who” of the “Who Gives a Crap?” crowd
Post Malone, the White Rapper With Whom We Most Want To Drink, Is Playing Two DFW Shows
One of Grapevine’s most famous sons is coming back to his hometown during one of the many new high points of his storied career. And yes, that sentence also applies to Joe Bob Briggs, but we’re talking about Post Malone. The pop-rapper announced the schedule for his Twelve Carat Tour,…
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Finally, There’s a Reason to Eat the Food at 7-Eleven and You Don’t Have to Be Drunk
Everyone who struggled through their college years or early 20s – when good credit and extra income seemed like fairy tale wishes …
Janis Burklund Calls “Cut!” on Her Career as Dallas Film Commissioner
Twenty years ago, the city’s film commission had reached the end of its financial rope, leading the Dallas/Fort Worth Regional Film Commission to its inevitable collapse. A month later, the Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau – now called VisitDallas – decided the city that gave the world movies RoboCop and…
The Wrecking Ball Metal Madness Show Has Some of the Most Awesome Band Names Ever
The website for the Wrecking Ball Metal Madness concert doesn’t have much information. It doesn’t need one when it’s got band names like Municipal Waste, Malignant Altar and 200 Stab Wounds
Do We Need Flaming Hot Mountain Dew? Hell No.
Oreo is to blame for this mess. They (technically Hydrox but it doesn’t deserve the blame) created the most iconic cookie sandwich treat. It’s simple. Two chocolate cookies house a flat dollop of sugary creme.
Some Musicians Don’t Feel Safe in Deep Ellum These Days
Live music still provides the beat that summons crowds to Deep Ellum. The neighborhood at the heart of Dallas’ nightlife scene is endlessly changing.
New Documentary Chronicles 20 Years of Back in Black, the World’s Greatest AC/DC Tribute Band
Mike Mroz, the guitarist and one of the founding members of the Dallas-born AC/DC tribute group Back in Black, approached the task of making a documentary about his longtime music group
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Someone Called in a Bomb Threat to an Uptown Bar Over a Drag Brunch Event
The protests that broke out earlier this month during a Pride Month event at an uptown bar included a lot more than just angry white guys spouting homophobic words and phrases through bullhorns.
Board Gaming Hub Common Ground Games Reopens on Much Bigger Ground
When board gaming was slowly making a resurgence as a billion-dollar industry, Common Ground Games opened in 2013
Hey Brosef! Joe Rogan and His Wacky Conspiracies Are Coming to Dallas in July
Are you an angry male who’s mad at the world for birthing you during this historic time of striving for gender equity and lukewarm political socialism? Do you need a place to vent your rage through laughs without earning another 30-day ban from the paintball arena? Don’t worry. Joe Rogan…
City Council Approves Transfer of WRR Classical 101.1 FM to KERA Media Family
The only public classical music station in all of Texas will remain public and classical.