Dallas Life

The TikToker is a fun-loving Dallasite with lots of opinions, but don’t call her an activist.

Letterboxd was created to add yet another level of judgement to our lives, so let’s do that by ranking Texas film people’s favorites films.

Forget the mall and get outdoors while the weather cooperates. DFW has some excellent bazaars and vendor markets.

Gray hardwood is so out, as is minimalism, according to tacky decor’s No. 1 enemy, Bilal Rehman.

Activists and drag queens in Dallas have a message for Donald Trump and Ted Cruz: “We’re not going anywhere.”

Dallas went all out this year for Halloween. Here are the houses you can’t miss.

The award-winning fashion designer has a comeback collection following a four-year hiatus. See it on the runway Nov. 3 at The Tower Club.

Don’t settle for shopping at Spirit – the city’s best Halloween stores are these off-the-beaten-path options.

PETA may not be happy with the Peppa Pig Theme Park, but kids are so loyal to Peppa they’ve switched accents.

In 2020, multiple neighbors called the police over an East Dallas man’s gory Halloween display. Steve Novak has moved to Oak Cliff, but he’s back at it.

Redditors ask if the cost of going to the fair is worth it, but can you really put a price on seeing giant pig ‘nads?

Franklin’s Tattoo and Supply may be owned and operated by Brandon Crawford, but it belongs to the people of East Dallas.

On the heels of Fashion Month, Dallas is getting a fashion boost.

If you’re the thrill-seeking type, here are the rides you won’t want to miss at this year’s State Fair of Texas.

Get ready to scream and clutch your lover’s hand as you traverse the scariest haunted houses in DFW.

Cosmo’s Flying Funnel Cakes is Funnel Cake Factory’s Allyson Jannotta’s mom fantasy.

In a bit of pairing genius that may rival peanut butter and chocolate, Cirque du Soleil will set up shop in the historic Music Hall at Fair Park.

Fashion designer Melissa Ann Taylor is back with a stunning collection, I Tried To Tell You. See it on Oct. 17 at The Oak Cliff Assembly in Dallas.

Tarot card readers, bakers and artisans are among the witches taking part in this spooky marketplace.

Welcome to the Thunderdome, nerds. Dallas-Forth Worth is one of the most esports-engaged metropolitan areas in the country.