Dallas Life

It wasn’t Denton’s first gay rodeo, though it could be the last.

The Rock’s generosity knows no limits. One Dallas man got a selfie, autograph AND a Wrestlemania vacation package from the superstar.

Animal welfare groups have some advice for families who want their very own Easter bunny, and we’re all ears.

The Festival of Joy brings a 3,000-year-old tradition of Indian culture and spirituality to Klyde Warren Park.

Vintage shop owners say an interest in higher-quality, enduring clothes helps drive the latest fashion craze.

See if you get Irish-lucky this week with North Texas’ best St. Patrick’s Day parties with live music.

The monthly series is screened at The Texas Theatre in Oak Cliff.

Dating is such trash that lonely humans in particular are falling for AI companions. Is this a bad thing?

The Cirque is back in town (and on ice) with shows in Frisco and Fort Worth.

In case you didn’t know, “Jurassic Park” wasn’t super accurate. Get the real scoop on the T. Rex at Dallas’ Perot Museum.

From the (very best) Santas to a Grinch of a photo op-here are the top activities to keep the littlest ones merry and bright.

From conversations with Santa to carols, Dallas is feeling festive. Also, Brett Goldstein is here.

Enjoy festive musicals, holiday strolls and concerts at the best events of the coming week.

A Dallas transplant took to Reddit to ask about the dating scene. Long story short, we’re still not beating those “dating dumpster” allegations.

Thanksgiving week brings truly festive events … and escapes.

Sherman High School’s production of Oklahoma! is getting national attention because of an unidentified policy that prohibits students from playing roles that don’t match with the gender of their birth. So far, the policy has not only cut trans students from the performance but also some cisgender students.

Before you indulge in your toxic go-tos – like calling your ex or buying that pack – visit one of these Dallas spots to ease your stress.

Hide your cowboys, ladies.

Along with remembrances of Selena and Uvalde victims at the State Fair of Texas is an ofrenda to an East Dallas resident who changed the lives of many.