Rowdy Fans Got Into Fights at the Jake Paul Vs. Nate Diaz Match in Dallas
There were more fights happening outside the ring than in it at the Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz showdown at the AAC.
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‘Kooky’ Richardson Actor Johnny Hardwick, Who Played Dale Gribble, Died on Tuesday
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.
Artist Francisco Moreno Is Showing in Oak Cliff Before He Becomes a Dallas Export
The Dallas artist has been hailed by museums and galleries across the country.
Comedian Chris Gethard May Be Making Less Money Now, But His Freedom Is Worth Way More
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.
Texas Author Sid Balman’s Dystopian Novel Is All Too Real
A Pulitzer-nominated Texas journalist found all the inspiration in real life that he needed for a novel some are calling “too provocative.”
The Best Things To Do in Dallas, Aug. 9-15
This week, find opportunities for laughs, theater and even dancing. Check out David Koechner, “Tigers Be Still,” a silent book club and more.
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The Company That Presented One of Those Immersive Van Gogh Things Is Bankrupt
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.
Soccer God Lionel Messi Got Major Sunday Worship in Frisco: See the Photos
A soccer God came to town on Sunday as Leo Messi and Inter Miami faced off against FC Dallas.
A Dallas Mom Started a Facebook Group To Protect LGBTQ+ Youth. It Blew Up.
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.
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See How Paul Reubens Shined a Light on the Lone Star State in Pee-wee’s Big Adventure at Texas Theatre
In film, Paul Reubens embraced Texas’ uniqueness instead of looking down on it.
Messi Is Coming to Frisco!
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.
10 Awesome Upcoming Events For Book Lovers
Indulge your love of books, poetry and words at some great literary events in DFW.
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What in the Hell Is This Light in the Sky Flying Over Fort Worth?
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.
The Best Things To Do in Dallas, Aug. 2-8
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.
Comedian Ralph Barbosa Will Film His First Netflix Special This Week at The Kessler
This year is shaping up to the best one ever for comedian Ralph Barbosa, even after George Lopez dissed him.
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DFW Rallies Behind Errol Spence Jr. After Super Fight Loss
Errol “The Truth” Spence Jr. had a big loss this weekend, but fans are still behind the hometown hero.
JM Rizzi Is an International Artist Who Happens To Live in Dallas
And they say you have to move to New York to make it. For JM Rizzi, it was the other way around.
Dallas’ Senior Citizens Find Happiness and Fight Off Dementia at the Arboretum
The Texas heat may be blistering, but a community of senior residents is finding joy in the outdoors.
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A New Horror Film Turned a Richardson Theater Into a Puzzling, Scary Story of Artistic Sacrifice
What are artists of all genres and mediums willing to give and sacrifice to bring their true vision to life? A new horror film explores the lengths that creative people will go to make their work immortal.
10 Weirdest Places To Get Married in North Texas
You aren’t like all other brides, so why should your wedding be at a cute resort? Here are some of the area’s weirdest wedding venues.
After Decades and a Documentary, Dallas Is Finally Remembering the Murder of Santos Rodriguez
The murder of 12-year-old Santos Rodriguez by a Dallas police officer in 1973 had faded from much of the city’s memory. Activists and a documentary maker aim to change that with Santos Vive.
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The Best Things to Do in Dallas, July 26 – Aug. 1
This week’s roundup includes the second anniversary of the Talking Dirty After Dark storytelling series, the return of the Tony-winning musical The Book of Mormon and more.