Sometimes TikTok gets it right. Last year, we reported that local TikTokers had declared Dallas a “dating dumpster,” which was no breaking news whatsoever to us sad singles still dumpster diving through the Dallas dating pool in search of a fairly decent, hopefully unbroken, halfway good-looking miracle.
This is high drama from the Dallas Opera. The season opener is Verdi with a vengeance: Rigoletto. There’s something automatically compelling about the funny guy turned avenger, but with music like this and the talent of this cast… it’s beyond.
Some of the greatest compositions ever written are about our furriest, scaliest and slimiest friends. No, we’re not talking lawyers, politicians or that relative with psoriasis who constantly sleeps on your couch. We’re talking about animals.
Over the many years that Big Tex has been a Texas institution, he has undergone many transformations. He changes his outfit every year. Here’s a look at the history of his fashion choices, from his past as Santa to the Big Tex we know and love today.
The Denton variety drag show Glitterbomb at the Rubber Gloves rehearsal studio canceled its latest event last week claiming that a mention of the event in a Denton Record-Chronicle article led to a series of threats
While the Austin-set 9-1-1: Lone Star is actually filmed in Los Angeles, actor Rafael Silva will make his way to Texas this month.
Late night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel is sending his sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez to town on Tuesday to do something dangerous, reckless and stupid.
Denton’s Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studio canceled its weekly Thursday night Glitterbomb drag event, the latest cancellation following threats to another local drag performance over the weekend.
It’s inevitable and likely to happen to us all, and there’s very little any of us living in North Texas can do about it.
Dallas will celebrate the transgender community with the inaugural TX Trans Pride event, a partnership between Prism Health North Texas and Arttitude.
If you could touch and feel refracted light, it would be one of Mexican-born, Dallas-based artist Gabriel Dawe’s installations. Made with sewing thread in vibrant and mesmerizing colors, Plexus, No. 41 is site-specific to Talley Dunn Gallery (5020 Tracy St.) and is part of Ode to Futility on view through December 10.
Jason Won started the DFW Vintage Swap Meet in 2017 with some help from a few friends who shared an interest in exclusive shoeware and deadstock clothing.
This damn Texas heat has everyone running low on fierce and extravagant energy, so fill up your tank at a local drag show that is sure to serve up the vibes you’re lacking.
When it comes to self-care, North Dallas offers plenty of options. Dallas has a nightclub/gym for those who need to be hella pumped up through live music.
We now live in a world where virtual reality is more accessible than ever. Now you can put on a pair of goggles with a computer built into them and interact in a fully digitized world with fully rendered graphics
One silver living to the hot Texas summer is the chance to spend some time poolside. Luckily, the Dallas area is home to several top-of-the-line pools.
“Shaded seating available” is a magical phrase these days. With temps turning out trios of digits, people are missing their outdoor time. Downtown Dallas Inc. offers a solution with a rotating offering of food trucks, live entertainment and lawn games – oh, and that shaded seating – every Wednesday through Friday in July at Pacific Plaza (401 N. Harwood St.).
Wednesday, July 6 Spider-Man: No Way Home at Legacy Hall Box Garden Admittedly, 2021 was a weird time to feel comfy in a movie theater, so a fair number of folksmissed out on the fun that is Spider-Man: No Way Home. Thanks to Legacy Hall’s Sunset Movie Series in the…
Rolling your eyes at the idea of celebrating the USA this 4th of July? It’s understandable. With sky-high inflation, women’s rights being stripped away.
The protests that broke out a couple of weeks ago during a family-oriented drag show in front of the Mr. Misster lounge in Uptown attracted a “Who’s-Who” of the “Who Gives a Crap?” crowd
The protests that broke out earlier this month during a Pride Month event at an uptown bar included a lot more than just angry white guys spouting homophobic words and phrases through bullhorns.
When board gaming was slowly making a resurgence as a billion-dollar industry, Common Ground Games opened in 2013
