Repo Man Will Repossess the Hearts of Dallasites With Help From the Circle Jerks
Repo Man wasn’t intended to be a cult classic. But now that it is director Alex Cox hopes its infamy can propel a late stage career.
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Monotone Martha Kelly of Euphoria Is Not a Sociopath, but Her Character Sure Is
Long before Martha Kelly played the terrifying drug dealer Laurie on HBO’s Euphoria, she was a staple in Austin’s comedy scene.
Sapphic Storytellers Creates a Safe Space for a Silenced Community
Sapphic Storytelling is a series catered to members of the LGBTQ+ community looking for a safe space to create freely and loud.
Homecoming Star: Lou Diamond Phillips Returns for Dallas Honorary Award
You can take Lou Diamond Phillips out of Dallas, but you can’t take Dallas out of him.
If You Do One Thing This Week, See Cirque Du Soleil’s Mesmerizing Big Top Show Echo
Cirque Du Soleil’s first big-top show in Dallas in years shouldn’t be missed. And we’ve got the scoop on discount tickets.
Bound by a Love of Books, Local Literary Series Builds Community One Page at a Time
Do you love books? Go to BookNik on Saturday. Do you hate books? You should still go.
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Dallas Has No Culture? We Disagree, And We’ve Got A New Video Series To Prove It
We’re tired of hearing this city has no culture. We’ve got 10 times the culture of other cities and probably zero times the rats.
3 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day 2026 in Dallas
These are the best ways to celebrate Mother Earth this week.
A History of Heartache: North Texas Writer’s Debut Fiction Hits Home
North Texas native Patrick Strickland will be at Deep Vellum Books this Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. to discuss his new book.
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Cocina Flamenca Live Returns For Third Annual Spanish Festival
Olé! Cocina Flamenca Live comes to the Latino Cultural Center for a lot of dancing and no running bulls.
Every Supermodel’s Favorite Photographer Arthur Elgort Takes Turn in Front of the Lens
Warren Elgort lived in the focal point of his famous photographer father Arthurt Elgort’s lens. Now, the camera has flipped as Warren explores his dad’s unparalleled legacy.
Kinky? In This Economy?
When the prices of things like gas and groceries feel ball-crushing as is, kink becomes a modern luxury.
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Sharing is Caring: These Are the 6 Sexiest Spots for Swingers in Dallas
In case you’re curious, let us present the best swingers clubs in Dallas, and what kind of fetishes, kinks, rules and dress codes to expect.
A Guide to the 2026 Dallas Art Fair
Dallas is home to some of the world’s most prolific art collectors, and now you can schmooze with them at the annual affair. Here’s everything you don’t want to miss.
David Lowery’s Mother Mary is a Dallas-Born Tale of Music, Friendship and Ghosts
Dallas filmmaker David Lowery returns with Mother Mary, a poetic, ghostly exploration of art and friendship starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel.
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Chrome, Canvas, Cultura: Art On Main’s Chicano Exhibition Redefines East Dallas Experience
Discover 58 artists, lowrider culture and the vibrant heritage of the North Texas Chicano community this month.
An Act of Censorship Leaves UNT Facing an Identity Crisis
The removal of an exhibit and the silence from officials that followed have ruptured fault lines at a university that has built a reputation as an artists’ enclave.
Denton’s Reaper Game Store is Building Community from The Tabletop
The community-driven game store is making its own kind of magic through miniatures, board games and escapism.
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The 10 Films You Need to See at This Year’s Dallas International Film Festival
Before North Texas’ biggest film festival returns later this month, discover the must-see documentaries, indie horrors and Texas-rooted stories on the lineup.
Yolks on You if You Miss These 5 Dallas Easter Events
We’ve hatched some plans for your Easter weekend.
Cue & Coda Films Is Ready to Tell the Stories Hollywood Won’t
The Arlington-based production company has kept things low-key in Dallas while making waves in other markets. Now, it’s ready for the spotlight.
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Filmmaker Gene Gallerano Brings Honky-Tonk and Homegrown Horror Back to North Texas
A Dallas-raised director looks to his roots for two upcoming projects: a creature feature and a heartfelt documentary about country artist Joshua Ray Walker.