Homecoming Star: Lou Diamond Phillips Returns for Dallas Honorary Award
You can take Lou Diamond Phillips out of Dallas, but you can’t take Dallas out of him.
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Every Supermodel’s Favorite Photographer Arthur Elgort Takes Turn in Front of the Lens
Warren Elgort lived in the focal point of his famous photographer father Arthurt Elgort’s lens. Now, the camera has flipped as Warren explores his dad’s unparalleled legacy.
David Lowery’s Mother Mary is a Dallas-Born Tale of Music, Friendship and Ghosts
Dallas filmmaker David Lowery returns with Mother Mary, a poetic, ghostly exploration of art and friendship starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel.
The 10 Films You Need to See at This Year’s Dallas International Film Festival
Before North Texas’ biggest film festival returns later this month, discover the must-see documentaries, indie horrors and Texas-rooted stories on the lineup.
Cue & Coda Films Is Ready to Tell the Stories Hollywood Won’t
The Arlington-based production company has kept things low-key in Dallas while making waves in other markets. Now, it’s ready for the spotlight.
Filmmaker Gene Gallerano Brings Honky-Tonk and Homegrown Horror Back to North Texas
A Dallas-raised director looks to his roots for two upcoming projects: a creature feature and a heartfelt documentary about country artist Joshua Ray Walker.
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Taylor Sheridan Made Dallas Feel Like New York City, Says The Madison Cast
The cast of The Madison discuss the show’s deviation from Sheridan’s usual work and bringing the Big Apple to Big D.
40 Years of Rad: Richardson’s Bill Allen Reflects on the BMX Classic
The North Texas native looks back on the cult classic as it celebrates 40 years with special Dallas-area screenings.
6 Things to See at the Dallas Harry Potter Exhibition
Expecto patronum – there’s still time to step into the Wizarding World.
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Walker, Texas Ranger Star Chuck Norris Dies
The honorary Texan died on Thursday at the age of 86.
Sydney Chandler’s Texas Roots Shine in the SXSW Premiere of Soulful Sci-Fi Film Anima
Alien: Earth star Sydney Chandler comes home for the world premiere of her poignant new film.
New Film Taps Dallas’ ‘Weird and Cool’ Vibe for Witchy Horror Comedy
Dallas-born director Meredith Alloway returned to SXSW for the premiere of Forbidden Fruits.
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Dallas Native John Burr Brings Terror to Our Backyard in The Gates
Experience James Van Der Beek’s powerful final performance in a Dallas-set thriller now playing in area AMC theaters.
Lone Stars and Golden Statues: Who Will (and Should) Win at the 2026 Oscars
Get ready for the 98th Academy Awards on Sunday, where plenty of North Texas talent is on the ballot.
Homegrown Artists Breathe Dallas Influence into Pixar’s New Film Hoppers
Three Dallas-raised artists bring their local roots and unique creative journeys in North Texas to Pixar’s latest animated feature.
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Dallas International Film Festival’s 20-Year Milestone is a Cinematic Love Letter to the City
This spring, the Dallas International Film Festival celebrates 20 years of elevating cinematic art and building community in the heart of Dallas.
Oscar-Shortlisted Film Ado From Waco Filmmaker Coming to the Texas Theatre
Filmmaker Sam Henderson is ready to talk the good, the bad and the ugly of making and distributing his Jennifer Lewis-starring film, Ado.
Review: Scream 7 Finds a Ghostface Without a Cutting Edge
The latest terror delivers some clever nicks and has surprising Dallas ties but stumbles under controversy, boycotts and a costly rewrite.
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Taylor Sheridan Rebrands Spinoff Series to Frisco. Yes, Frisco.
Taylor Sheridan relocated his new spin off series from New Orleans to Frisco for reasons we cannot explain.
Is Anyone Else’s Seat Soaked? “Wuthering Heights” is a Ravishing, Romantic Fever Dream
The film is a triumph for the horny community, sure. But it’s also a gorgeous depiction of the age-old torture of yearning.
Revisiting the Volcanic Influence of Pretty in Pink 40 Years Later
Somehow, one of the most iconic films of the ’80s is turning 40 this month.
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Texas Transplant and Entertainment Heartthrob James Van Der Beek Dies at 48
Hollywood starlet turned laid-back Texan James Van Der Beek died Wednesday from colorectal cancer.