One of the first signs that “Jaws” would become a box office juggernaut happened in Dallas when Spielberg watched audiences scream, toss their popcorn and even vomit, according to a new book.
Dallas marketing executive Tiffany Gomas apologized for her meltdown on an American Airlines flight that earned her fame as the “crazy plane lady.”
Johnny Hardwick’s comedian’s conspiracy loving character Dale Gribble is still just as hilarious even if more Dale Gribble wannabes are running around Texas right now.
Psychiatrist Michelle Nichols asked a family friend if he could get some of her favorite musicians to play for her as she undergoes treatment for Stage 4 breast cancer. Many of them jumped at the chance to help.
The host of the long-running, freewheeling “The Chris Gethard Show” is doing standup at the Texas Theatre because it gives him a break from life itself.
The company behind one of the immersive Van Gogh art attractions that came to Dallas in 2022 is seeking relief from its debtors, according to filing in a federal Delaware bankruptcy court.
Dallas is going all out to celebrate the 50th anniversary of hip-hop.
In film, Paul Reubens embraced Texas’ uniqueness instead of looking down on it.
A video circulating on social media this week showed a weird object flying through the nighttime sky in Fort Worth. But even if UFOs are in the news, it may not be what you think.
Queen of neo-soul Erykah Badu claims on Instagram that Beyoncé took her idea for a mirror hat, and backed it up with years of photos of herself sporting the same look.
This week’s best things to do include a Queen tribute at the Winspear, the Texas Latino Comic Con and an anime classic at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
This year is shaping up to the best one ever for comedian Ralph Barbosa, even after George Lopez dissed him.
What are artists of all genres and mediums willing to give and sacrifice to bring their true vision to life? A new horror film explores the lengths that creative people will go to make their work immortal.
This week’s roundup includes the second anniversary of the Talking Dirty After Dark storytelling series, the return of the Tony-winning musical The Book of Mormon and more.
The Texas Latino Comic Con is back to its full fighting strength and it’s going to end with a literal “Pow!” in the wrestling ring.
We really wouldn’t want to be Ted Cruz’s daughters right now … or any time for that matter, but especially now, because it’s clear he’s not going to take them to see the new “Barbie” movie after his recent tirade on Fox News.
Did you think the allegations of abusive behavior against Steven Crowder could get any worse? If you did, then you’re right. There’s way more.
The Harry Potter films may be done, but that’s not going to stop a big Hollywood studio from coming up with more ways for fans to experience its wizarding worlds. A new walkthrough experience that takes guests through the Forbidden Forest is coming to Little Elm Park right before Halloween.
This means we’ll be able to spot more celebrities in town, but beyond that it’ll have huge impact on the local economy.
Deep Ellum turned 150 years old this year and it just got its birthday present. The Deep Ellum Foundation announced that the Deep Ellum district is now part of the National Park Services’ National Register of Historic Places.
The hosts of The Ticket’s midday show have officially announced their departure from the station after a breakdown in negotiations over their long-term contracts.
Hometown hero Miranda Lambert stopped her show to call out someone for daring to take a selfie during her performance. But why?
