As fashionistas endlessly bookmark luxury pieces on resale treasure trove The RealReal, and TikTok influencers serve up the latest microtrends, 2023 is the ideal time for the opening of 2nd Street USA.
Some small films require a big screen. Here are the best indie film screenings in North Texas.
George Lopez now knows who “that motherfucker” Ralph Barbosa is. He found out the hard way. Episode 97 of Lopez’s OMG Hi! podcast, which premiered Feb. 6, featured guest speaker and comedian Steve Treviño, who tours nationally and whose comedic roots stem from Dallas.
Cutbacks and changes at the Dallas Morning News have swallowed up a sizable portion of the paper including its dedicated reporting team for its Spanish language news section.
Nadia Rosales lounges atop her porcelain commode situated in the corner of her 1960s black and white tiled bathroom as she tells her story.
If you missed the Edgar-nominated crime writer at her Arts & Letters Live event on Valentine’s Day, love is not lost. Dallasite Kathleen Kent will be dazzling audiences with another reading and signing of her latest Black Wolf 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 15, at Interabang Books (5600 W. Lovers Lane).
When Larissa Retchless left Parkland Hospital’s labor and delivery in 2017, she left alone.She had barely laid eyes on her one-week-old daughter, Kennedy, let alone gotten the chance to hold her. And she didn’t know when or if she’d ever be able to.
Blaze TV, founded by conservative pundit Glenn Beck, recently gave human troll Alex Stein his own TV show.
Eight years ago, Free Play Arcade owner and founder Corey Hyden opened his first retro arcade in a strip mall in Richardson. He expanded the brand to four locations that were bigger and better than its predecessors but they all landed around Dallas like a cluster of darts that failed to hit the bullseye.
This shouldn’t have to be said, but here goes: Except in extreme cases of self defense and for athletes who put bread on the table by beating another consenting person senseless, there is no reason to hit another human being.
Arcades are no longer a retro novelty. Thanks to local chains like Free Play and Cidercade and national chains like Main Event and Dave & Buster’s, they are part of the possible answers when one of our friends inevitably asks “I dunno. What do you wanna do” on a weekend night.
As the owner of Fort Worth’s Union Station boutique, the CEO and head designer of Trvp Art Clothing, and an aspiring rapper, you might assume Patrick McGrew Jr. doesn’t rest much. And you’d probably be right.
The year 1967 was a stellar one for movies. The marquees at movie theaters that year lit up with titles such as The Graduate, The Producers, In the Heat of the Night, Cool Hand Luke, In Cold Blood and Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner.
There are way too many cool things to say about Maureen “Mo” Beck, but we’ll hit the high notes (pun fully intended) that will get you to the Perot Museum of Nature and Science (2201 N. Field St.) for the National Geographic Live Speaker Series presented by Charles Schwab 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 8. Beck grew up climbing around Maine after defying a camp counselor who told her to skip a rock climbing activity.
Despite what the movies might have you believe, no scientist who threads within the bounds of basic ethics would be willing to reanimate the DNA of a massive, extinct carnosaur.
As a big Texas music fan, Mark Joeckel has managed to get close to his idols by working behind the scenes in the industry.
When designers BB Velez and Rosa Rodriguez formed their streetwear brand Malcriadas Collective in 2019, part of their five-year plan was to get their clothes into Foot Locker stores. Back in November, they accomplished their goal just two years shy of their deadline.
Yeah, baby. The Whippersnapper keeps giving us reasons to leave Dry January behind us and get us to a bar.
You know you’re getting old when every entertainment token from your childhood- bands, series, films – starts getting reunited, remade, rebooted or in any way repackaged and sold to you again. And you’re the first sucker in line to buy it.
North of Fort Worth, on the outskirts of Alliance Airfield, sits a collection of non-descript warehouses. It’s home to an assortment of characters who might fit in a Tom Cruise movie scene.
It’s that time of year when we get a small window of snow in Dallas and everyone and everything goes haywire. People show up late because of traffic caused by someone who doesn’t realize that icy roads can make their car drive into the path of another oncoming vehicle.
Imagine that you’re all dressed up and ready for opening night at The Dallas Opera. After enjoying a glass of wine in the lobby, you find your seat inside the Winspear Opera House and get comfortable just as the house lights dim.
