North Texans Turn to OnlyFans for Empowerment, Connection and Lots of Cash
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The Best Things To Do in Dallas May 12 – 30
Thursday, May 13 Official Watch Party & Music Festival of the AT&T Byron Nelson The long-anticipated AT&T Bryon Nelson golf tournament is here. Watch the action unfold at Craig Ranch Fitness and Spa during the watch party, which will have music and outdoor games. The four-day event runs from Thursday,…
Great News, Book Nerds: Dallas Public Libraries Are Open Again
April showers bring May flowers, and one of those flowers is the reopening of Dallas’ public libraries.
Conscious Throupling: Poly People Give Tips on Making It Work
Maintaining a relationship with one person can be a challenge, but some people find that a lifelong (or even temporary) commitment to only one person is even harder. While polyamory isn’t a new phenomenon, exploring the lifestyle is becoming increasingly less taboo. According to a 2020 study by YouGov, 23…
This Season of The Real Housewives of Dallas Was Particularly Embarrassing
After last season, when former cast member LeeAnne Locken called cast member Kary Brittingham a “chirpy Mexican,” many thought The Real Housewives of Dallas couldn’t get any lower. Yet Season 5, the latest in the franchise, had a racist undertone throughout the entire season.
Bad Mothers in TV and Film That Will Make You Appreciate Your Own
Parenting is for the crazy. You’d simply have to be crazy to undertake such a role requires you to be responsible for a tiny life, on a 24-hour cycle. You have to give up sleep for the first half of the kid’s childhood.
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The 5 Best Mommy Lessons From The Real Housewives of Dallas
On the count of three, tell us who you think of when you think of “outstanding mothers.” One, two, three: the women of The Real Housewives of Dallas! Wow, do we think alike. These women make motherhood look easy and fun and it has nothing to do with the fact…
Elizabeth Olsen To Play Wylie Axe-Killer Candy Montgomery in HBO Series
HBO announced Monday that Elizabeth Olsen will play Candy Montgomery, the Wylie woman who killed her best friend with an axe, in a new limited series called Love and Death. The series is based on Evidence of Love: A True Story of Passion and Death in the Suburbs, as well as…
The Best Things To Do in Dallas May 5 – May 13
Wednesday, May 5 Cinco de Mayo on East Oak St. Still stumped for Cinco de Mayo plans? Head over to East Oak St. businesses East Side, Miss Angeline’s and Oak St. Drafthouse. East Side will have food trucks and drinks to make sure the celebration is done right. Also, 5%…
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This June, Massive Dinosaurs Will Shake the Ground of Grandscape
Without the Jurassic Park and Jurassic World films, humanity would have never learned the perils and pitfalls of playing God for the betterment of the theme park industry. Of course, the lessons from the movies may not stop the next batch of stubborn scientists with a tablespoon of dino DNA…
Nicky Hilton Was in Dallas and Talked Sustainable Line and Sister Paris’ Documentary
Inside Alice + Olivia in Highland Park Village, dozens of mainly white Highland Park women sip cocktails and chat among themselves. A DJ is blaring pop music, while nicely dressed men walk around offering Champagne to the guests. Everyone is seemingly relaxed while the night’s guest of honor, Nicky Hilton…
The Best Events in North Texas to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo
Whether it’s Mexico’s cultural history, song and dance or peppery cuisine, there’s lots to revel about during Cinco de Mayo 2021. As North Texas readies to ring in Cinco de Mayo, we’ve found a few festive venues that’ll join the celebration, offering everything from vibrant dancers to a heated boxing match…
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Alamo Drafthouse Set to Relaunch Just in Time for Summer Movie Season
Optimistic celebrities and theater owners have proclaimed that “movies are back” so many times now that it just seems redundant to say, but it looks like this vague notion is now going to be a reality. Just as everyone got bored rewatching Training Day for the umpteenth time on Netflix,…
Kissing COVID Goodbye: How the Pandemic Rules of Courtship Changed Dating Life
It didn’t take long for Shelby Hall to realize this guy wasn’t for her. The two had matched on dating app Hinge, but when the time came to see each other IRL, he asked to meet her in a private location. He was “weirded out,” he said, by meeting someone…
The Best Things To Do in Dallas April 28 – May 6
Thursday, April 29 Bingo and Pizza Night at Oak Highlands Brewery Still can’t decide whether you want dinner or to hit up the local bingo hall? We know, it’s a tough call to make between filling up on pizza or going hungry to play bingo because it’s been so long…
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Artists Rally Behind JD Moore, Whose Free Fort Worth Mural Was Canceled for Taking Too Long
City of Fort Worth city officials may have not heard that old saying about looking a gift horse in the mouth. This is the crux of the recent conflict between local artist JD Moore and the City’s Graffiti Abatement Program. While painting a mural in Fort Worth in September of…
Jamie Foxx Endorses Childhood Friend in Terrell School Board Race
We’ve come to expect celebrity endorsements during national elections — think George Clooney endorsing future President Barack Obama or C-listers backing President Donald Trump — but we don’t expect Oscar-winning stars to throw their support behind a candidate running in a local school board race. Neither did Tonya Derrick, who’s running for…
Sunday’s Oscar Wins May Not Stop Asian Hate, but They’re Historically Significant
Besides taking place during a global pandemic, this Sunday’s Academy Awards ceremony made history for another reason: an actress of East Asian descent received an Oscar for the first time in 63 years. South Korean Yuh-Jung Youn was named Best Supporting Actress for the film Minari, and the 73-year-old began…
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The Pandemic Made Us Miss Our Friends … but Also Hate Them
As we look back on a pandemic-long year, we are left to reflect on the many changes that disrupted our lives. The extra time alone has allowed us to reassess our priorities and, in particular, the type of people with whom we want to spend our time. Romantic relationships have…
Meet 5 Black Female Entrepreneurs Changing the Rules of Business
Just like everyone else, entrepreneurs have had their ups and downs during the pandemic, but a group of Dallas women has managed to pull through. In fields from music to fitness and literature, these Black female entrepreneurs are leaving their mark on Dallas and helping others in their community and…
We Talked to the Cast of the 1990s-Set Thriller Show Cruel Summer, Which Filmed in Dallas
A new show from the Freeform network is about to become your latest television obsession. Filmed almost entirely in Dallas, Cruel Summer tells the story of Kate Wallis (Olivia Holt), a popular young blonde who goes missing one day, and Jeanette Turner (Chiara Aurelia), an awkward outcast who becomes the…
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12 Things to Do in Dallas, April 21–28
Wednesday, April 21 Lotería Night Have you ever wanted to play lotería but don’t know Spanish? Well, now’s your chance. Oak Cliff Brewing Co. is hosting its own Loteria Night. All the lotería cards will be projected onto a big screen, so no need to know the difference between El…