When the first Dallas VideoFest launched in 1986, it started at a time when film festivals and media conventions weren’t a weekly occurrence or even a massive industry like it is now.
Dallas writer and director Jerod Couch went from the start of a promising career at ESPN and the Texas Rangers to his lowest point in a short amount of time.
There are only two instances that rapper Auntie AJ can recall when someone had a problem with a live performance of his song “Fuck White People,” a ditty he’s performed “literally over 100 times” in shows and concerts.
Two of the biggest and most iconic music venues in Deep Ellum will reopen under the banner of a new name.
The next gathering of the Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) is happening in Dallas this weekend and we’ve yet to learn what we did wrong to deserve such a harsh karmic curse.
The events of the last few months feel like a time warp to another dimension. Now that we’re in that dimension, we can use this erasure in time to reintroduce ourselves
This season’s run of the reality series Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders: Making the Team is coming out of the bubble for its 16th season on CMT.
The announcement of the cast list for WaterTower Theatre’s upcoming production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time drew quite a few angry comments from its online followers.
On Tuesday, a video surfaced on Twitter of rapper Auntie AJ performing at The Haltom Theater in Haltom City, and some white people really didn’t like it.
Music can play a huge part in a movie. It can create an eerie atmosphere, heighten the tension in a tense, life-or-death moment and make an ordinary person seem like a heroic champion. When done right, of course, you won’t think of the music at all. The chamber music group…
Imagine being asked to do the thing you do best in life, but in a competitive setting. The stakes don’t matter. You’re just being asked to prove your abilities in public.
One change that comes from the waning days of the pandemic is that our dating life is no longer confined to phone conversations or screen calls that feel like we’re in some kind of maximum security prison. We can and should actually meet the people we’re interested in dating now.
Now that we’re allowed to go outside without walking around in a plexiglass box like the world’s shittiest mime, themed pop-up bars are making a comeback. This trend refers to when bars, pubs and taverns decorate and redo their menus to celebrate something seasonal like Halloween or Christmas or some…
Last year Jared Guynes was all set to launch his fifth Jared’s Epic Nerf Battle — the annual Nerf gun war that started in 2016 at AT&T Stadium that set and still holds a Guinness World Record.
The idea of a Simpsons-inspired pop-up bar from The Whippersnapper created a lot of surprised faces because it feels like something the bar and adjoining burger joint would have done by now.
The last time Free Play Arcade had a location in Denton, it ended in a lawsuit. Now the arcade chain is coming back to Denton in a much bigger way.
The plans for last year’s Oak Cliff Film Festival didn’t go as they were originally planned.
The loss of the Dallas Comedy House (DCH) — the Deep Ellum improv comedy theater that got swallowed up by the pandemic last August — was swift and sudden, but a new set of owners stepped in with plans to open the theater almost one year later.
We started with no spice and worked our way to the Reaper. In the end, there was both satisfaction and regret. Pun intended.
The delusapalooza known as For God & Country Patriot Roundup, which went down in Dallas this Memorial Day weekend, didn’t only feature political circus acts like pardoned Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, election conspiracy attorney Sidney Powell and a doctor who doesn’t believe in medical science, Dr. Judy Mikovits, on it schedule. Guests were also treated to live music — because even people who take the spittle shooting rants of Rudy Giuliani seriously need a mental palette cleanser.
The Four Day Weekend comedy theater opened in 2018 in Lowest Greenville but hasn’t had a traditional show on its stage in 14 months.
The Republican right is splintering on every government level. Sen. Liz Cheney made the mistake is siding with the truth over her party by calling former President Donald Trump’s big lie that he won reelection a “big lie.” Even our own governor, Greg Abbott, is being criticized for not being Republican…
