When wrestler Kevin Von Erich heard that a movie was being made about his family, he was inspired to do a live Q&A-style show at The Majestic so he could tell the story on his terms.
You know Please Don’t Destroy from SNL. If you don’t like their live show, they’ll double your money, they say. We think they’re joking.
This week’s event recommendations come with a lot of laughs and books … and more than a few cheers.
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.”
There were more fights happening outside the ring than in it at the Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz showdown at the AAC.
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.
The Dallas artist has been hailed by museums and galleries across the country.
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.
A Pulitzer-nominated Texas journalist found all the inspiration in real life that he needed for a novel some are calling “too provocative.”
This week, find opportunities for laughs, theater and even dancing. Check out David Koechner, “Tigers Be Still,” a silent book club and more.
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.
A soccer God came to town on Sunday as Leo Messi and Inter Miami faced off against FC Dallas.
A Dallas mom took to Facebook after finding out her son was gay. Now she leads an online community so large that it’s the subject of a documentary.
In film, Paul Reubens embraced Texas’ uniqueness instead of looking down on it.
Fans of Leo Messi will have the chance to see the soccer megastar play with Inter Miami against FC Dallas in Frisco’s Toyota Stadium.
Indulge your love of books, poetry and words at some great literary events in DFW.
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.
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.
Errol “The Truth” Spence Jr. had a big loss this weekend, but fans are still behind the hometown hero.
And they say you have to move to New York to make it. For JM Rizzi, it was the other way around.
