10 Dallas locations we spotted in the new seasons of ‘King of the Hill’
From Fair Park to UT Dallas, the Hill family visits some IRL Dallas landmarks in the show’s big return.
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The Asian Film Festival of Dallas turns 25 with its best lineup yet
Zombies, ghosts and gripping documentaries are gracing the screens at the Angelika Film Center for this weekend. Here’s what to catch.
The Observer is looking for freelance artists, illustrators and writers
What does Dallas look like to you? We need more help telling the vibrant stories that define our city.
Texas author turns defiance into blood and glitter in ‘Hot Girl Murder Club’
Bestselling thriller author Ashley Winstead talks about revenge and her newest novel ahead of her July 21 book tour stop at Interabang Books.
Where to see ‘The Odyssey’ on 70mm and 35mm film in Dallas
Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” is playing on real film in Dallas, and we went inside local theater projection booths to see the magic.
Half a year of wonders: The 10 best movies of 2026 (so far)
From a Dallas-born ghost story to a time-traveling comedy, these are the films that have defined the year thus far.
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Texas named one of the worst states to live in 2026
We didn’t think the percentage of residents who don’t have health insurance is what they meant by “everything is bigger in Texas.”
23 Best Thrift Stores and Vintage Shops in Dallas-Fort Worth
Not all vintage and thrift stores are created equally, so we’ve spent time digging through local ones to find out which ones hoard gold, not garbage.
8 Dallas-area liminal spaces that could have been the set for “Backrooms”
A24’s smash hit “Backrooms” is back in theaters with 16 new minutes. Here are 8 North Texas liminal spaces that look like they could have been the film set.
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The indefinitive list of the hottest 2026 World Cup players
There are hot men everywhere for those with eyes to see them, or however the quote goes.
Six Flags’ new Tormenta Rampaging Run is open, so obviously we had to ride it
After some delays, Six Flags Over Texas’ new world-record-breaking dive rollercoaster is here to make North Texas scream again.
Dallas’ digital creator economy is booming. Burnout is too
As the field of digital creators only becomes more crowded, Dallas creators are burning out. Local industry leaders want to change that.
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Fetch is so back: Dallas vintage shop returns with new spot in The Cedars
Get in loser, we’re going shopping at Fetch… again. After abruptly closing last fall, the vintage shop is back.
The World Cup will leave North Texas soon. Here are your last chances to join the fun
From the FIFA Fan Festival to live concerts and street festivals, here’s a full guide to Dallas festivities.
5 can’t-miss screenings at the 2026 Oak Cliff Film Festival
Dallas has an underrated cinema scene, and Oak Cliff is at the heart of it. The neighborhood’s 15th annual festival has a packed screening schedule.
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A new meetup on the Katy Trail pairs strangers for a friendly stroll
Walk & Talk Social turns the Katy Trail into a weekly meet-and-mingle without the ice-breakers, apps or dating butterflies.
Where to watch Fourth of July fireworks in Dallas-Fort Worth
This year mark’s the country’s 250th, and we do everything big around North Texas, including Fourth of July fireworks shows.
Here’s how to get a viral World Cup bracelet, and with a new Big D charm
The free and customizable charm bracelets from Bank of America have been the breakout star of the World Cup. And now, a new charm made for Dallas just dropped.
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Dallas stylist J. Bolin made his name dressing the stars, now he wants to style you
J. Bolin has styled Tyra Banks and Brandy, but now he wants to style the everyday women of Dallas. Step one is throwing a pop-up styling event on July 18.
Data shows the World Cup is the biggest and horniest dating event, too
Our international visitors came to play, in more ways than one.
North Texans created ‘Wishbone’, now they’re honoring the talking dog with a documentary
A new documentary called ‘What’s the Story, Wishbone?’ reveals how Dallas’ creative community built the beloved ’90s PBS show.
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Universal Kids Resort promised family thrills, but delivered a $550M concrete carnival
Universal Kids Resort opens July 1 in Frisco, but the previews have sparked online backlash over barren theme design, no shade and lots of concrete.