Infamous Dating App Ashley Madison Rebrands… Kind of
The app is reportedly the most popular dating app in Texas, by the way.
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Homegrown Artists Breathe Dallas Influence into Pixar’s New Film Hoppers
Three Dallas-raised artists bring their local roots and unique creative journeys in North Texas to Pixar’s latest animated feature.
Dallas Book Lovers Mobilize After Unexpected Festival Cancellation
After a fantasy book festival was abruptly canceled, the community of local book lovers banded together to have it rebound.
Dallas International Film Festival’s 20-Year Milestone is a Cinematic Love Letter to the City
This spring, the Dallas International Film Festival celebrates 20 years of elevating cinematic art and building community in the heart of Dallas.
Oscar-Shortlisted Film Ado From Waco Filmmaker Coming to the Texas Theatre
Filmmaker Sam Henderson is ready to talk the good, the bad and the ugly of making and distributing his Jennifer Lewis-starring film, Ado.
Texas Artist Robert Rauschenberg Remembered With New Exhibit at The Nasher
The work of the late Texas pop artist Robert Rauschenberg assumes new significance at the Nasher Sculpture Center.
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Review: Scream 7 Finds a Ghostface Without a Cutting Edge
The latest terror delivers some clever nicks and has surprising Dallas ties but stumbles under controversy, boycotts and a costly rewrite.
Artist and Immigrant Victor “Marka27” Quiñonez Will Not Be Silenced
Victor Quiñonez’s murals showcase immigrants’ stories. But the art is being censored.
Ghosting? Study Says Dallas Daters Are Better Than That
At least, most of them. But we can’t vouch for that one guy…
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Taylor Sheridan Rebrands Spinoff Series to Frisco. Yes, Frisco.
Taylor Sheridan relocated his new spin off series from New Orleans to Frisco for reasons we cannot explain.
The Tastemaker From Plano: How Bunny Kinney Defined Cool For a Generation
A suburban misfit turned boredom, thrift store hunts and an M83 album cover into a blueprint for global coolness.
Black-Owned Businesses You Can Support in North Texas
Put your money where your hashtags are this Black History Month and beyond and support Black-owned businesses in Dallas.
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North Texans Conquered the 2026 Winter Games
DFW stars shined at the Winter Games, bringing home an impressive medal haul — see Amber Glenn live in Allen this May at Stars on Ice.
Setting the Stage for the Season: Spring’s Best Dance & Theater Productions
Dallas has way more to offer in the way of dance and theatre than you’d expect.
Texans Spent Nearly $250 Million on OnlyFans Last Year
And Dallas practically led the pack.
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EV’s Vintage Gets a Second Life With New, Late-Night Location
Within spitting distance from It’ll Do Club, the treasure trove is open until 2 a.m. on Sundays.
Is Anyone Else’s Seat Soaked? “Wuthering Heights” is a Ravishing, Romantic Fever Dream
The film is a triumph for the horny community, sure. But it’s also a gorgeous depiction of the age-old torture of yearning.
Clowning Around: How a Denton Troupe is Laughing Through the Pain
A group of clowns in Denton isn’t just honking around — they’re creating community in a dicey political climate.
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Revisiting the Volcanic Influence of Pretty in Pink 40 Years Later
Somehow, one of the most iconic films of the ’80s is turning 40 this month.
Love Stinks, Cats Don’t: Texas Rustlers Rescue Offers Purr-fect V-Day Revenge
Are you more lovelorn and scorned this Valentine’s Day? A North Texas cat rescue with plenty of litter boxes might help.
New Book Inspired by Kettle Art Gallery is More Than Just Pages About Art
A new book tells the story of Kettle Art Gallery, a pillar of Deep Ellum, and the man behind the curtain.
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UNT Removes Art Inspired by Immigration From Dallas-Raised Mexican-American Artist
The university informed Victor “Marka27” Quiñonez his installation would be abruptly removed, raising concerns of censorship.