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.
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TOCA Social Brings Neon-Lit Soccer, Zombie Smashing to The Colony
FIFA’s imminent North Texas takeover had us in the mood to kick the ball around, so we hit up Grandscape’s TOCA Social to see what it was all about.
Taylor Sheridan Made Dallas Feel Like New York City, Says The Madison Cast
The cast of The Madison discuss the show’s deviation from Sheridan’s usual work and bringing the Big Apple to Big D.
40 Years of Rad: Richardson’s Bill Allen Reflects on the BMX Classic
The North Texas native looks back on the cult classic as it celebrates 40 years with special Dallas-area screenings.
Name a More Iconic Duo That Has Toured in Dallas Than A Twink and A Redhead
The viral duo of A Twink and A Redhead told us everything you need to know about their new tour, which kicks off in Dallas this week. And if they’ve actually had sex in a Panera.
6 Things to See at the Dallas Harry Potter Exhibition
Expecto patronum – there’s still time to step into the Wizarding World.
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Walker, Texas Ranger Star Chuck Norris Dies
The honorary Texan died on Thursday at the age of 86.
Sydney Chandler’s Texas Roots Shine in the SXSW Premiere of Soulful Sci-Fi Film Anima
Alien: Earth star Sydney Chandler comes home for the world premiere of her poignant new film.
New Film Taps Dallas’ ‘Weird and Cool’ Vibe for Witchy Horror Comedy
Dallas-born director Meredith Alloway returned to SXSW for the premiere of Forbidden Fruits.
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One of Dallas’ Most Prominent Lawyers Raises the Stakes in New Crime Thriller Book
A former U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Texas leverages his experience with the judicial system to drive his new book, Chasing the Chameleon.
Cirque du Soleil Brings the Big Top Back to Dallas for the First Time in Years
We’d like to see the X-rays of some of these performers, because we’re absolutely convinced they have fewer bones than we do.
Dallas Native John Burr Brings Terror to Our Backyard in The Gates
Experience James Van Der Beek’s powerful final performance in a Dallas-set thriller now playing in area AMC theaters.
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Dallas-Based Dating App Specialists Are Helping Men Toss the Fish Photos
Maybe don’t delete Hinge just yet — the perfect man is just waiting for his approved photo proofs.
Lone Stars and Golden Statues: Who Will (and Should) Win at the 2026 Oscars
Get ready for the 98th Academy Awards on Sunday, where plenty of North Texas talent is on the ballot.
12 Best Ways to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in North Texas
Toast the Emerald Isle this St. Patrick’s Day at these parties, events and concerts.
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We Have Spring Break at Home: How to Have Fun Right Here in North Texas
Dive into affordable alternatives with museum exhibits, sweet treats and unforgettable food festivals for every kind of spring breaker.
Where to Get a Tattoo on Friday the 13th in North Texas
If it feels like Friday the 13th just happened, that’s because it did. But now it’s happening again.
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.
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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.