Jourdan Aldredge

You probably think roller skating is a hobby past its prime; a relic of the '70s that people only seek out when they're looking for a wacky first date idea. But in Dallas, at least, you'd be wrong. Not only do we have a thriving roller derby scene, but plenty of...

Downtown Dallas was the site of a horrific shooting this month, but that hasn't stopped people from readily flocking to the area for entertainment. The free, augmented reality app Pokemon Go allows users to catch animated monsters in their real environments. It has been as frequent a subject of conversation...

Donning a dark jean jacket and a New Zealand windswept beard, filmmaker David Lowery returned to Dallas and the Oak Cliff Film Festival Saturday to present a free outdoor screening of Disney's Flight of the Navigator on Bishop Avenue in front of Eno's Pizza. The screening also included a sneak peek at...

Fair Park once again opened its gates for Earth Day Texas. One of the biggest attractions this year was the neighborhood of tiny houses nestled in front of the Hall of State. Thousands lined up to tour the tiny homes, hosted by their normal-sized inhabitants. B.A. Norrgard, who has organized...

A week removed from the onslaught of mayhem brought into North Texas by Vince McMahon, Stone Cold, Roman Reigns and the World Wrestling Entertainment's Wrestlemania, it's easy to forget that for some people, stage-dives, body slams and crowd-taunting turnbuckle gestures are a year-round life. While a hundred thousand fans gathered...