Arts & Culture

We really wouldn’t want to be Ted Cruz’s daughters right now … or any time for that matter, but especially now, because it’s clear he’s not going to take them to see the new “Barbie” movie after his recent tirade on Fox News.

Did you think the allegations of abusive behavior against Steven Crowder could get any worse? If you did, then you’re right. There’s way more.

This means we’ll be able to spot more celebrities in town, but beyond that it’ll have huge impact on the local economy.

There was an explosion of pink in Southlake’s Barbie pop-up.

The hosts of The Ticket’s midday show have officially announced their departure from the station after a breakdown in negotiations over their long-term contracts.

It seems like Barbie is everyone’s whole personality now, and as we learned from Elle Woods, that’s just fine. Celebrate the film’s release this week with these Barbie events in DFW.

Cricket might become the new football, guys.

The mechanical bull is a growing attraction in places such as in Deep Ellum. It’s not hard to understand why when you hear the “Whoos!” and “Yeahs!” they can create from a crowd.

Imagine Dallas becoming bigger than New York or LA. One study says that’s where we are headed.

Who knew? There are more sports in Dallas than football and basketball.

You don’t have to be a certified Francophile to love a thing or two about French culture. Here are the Frenchest things to do in Dallas.

“Boss lady” might be a tired term, but it truly applies to the Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s president Kim Noltemy.