Downward Facing Dong: A Dallas Studio Offers Naked Yoga Classes for Men
If you thought yoga pants were revealing, then wait until you hear about the next level: naked yoga.
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If You Want a Quick Wedding, You Can Now Get Married on This Elevator
Valentine’s Day is in a few days! You have only so many hours to run to the grocery store and get a card, or maybe to the jewelry store and get a diamond, or you know what, save it all and just get married on the elevator on the way…
The Dallas Museum of Art’s Dual Exhibition Examines Women’s Rights and Immigration
In one week, the Dallas Museum of Art will present an exhibition in two parts: Flores Mexicanas: Women in Modern Mexican Art and My|gration. Both exhibitions are interconnected. According to Dr. Agustín Arteaga, the DMA’s Eugene McDermott director, both “are talking about fluidity, how ideas go across countries and times,…
Woman Crush Wednesday: Artist Zarina Karapetyan
On the week of Valentine’s Day, allow us to profess our enormous crush on Zarina Karapetyan, a Dallas-based visual artist whose captivating sculptures and paintings are largely abstract and both modern and sophisticated — like the artist herself. Tell me one album you’d feel confident recommending to absolutely anyone. High…
At Amphibian Stage, Hans & Sophie Is a Moving Story of Nazi Resistance
In the 1930s, children all over Germany were sucked into Hitler’s ideology by means of the youth organization Hitlerjugend. Two such children were Hans and Sophie Scholl. Like many Germans, the Scholl siblings were initially enamored by the promises of national socialism and eager to swear loyalty to their country…
Host from BlazeTV Writes Racist, and Most Idiotic, Tweet of the Year About Parasite Oscars
From the words of our own president to the comment section on YouTube, it seems fair to say that to live in the modern era is to read enough idiotic crap to last a lifetime. But the stupidest, most pointlessly racist and unwarranted vitriolic tweet of the year — so…
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21 Things To Do in Dallas This Week, Feb. 10 – 16
Monday, February 10 Love Me or Leave MeRecently, a real conversation between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard was leaked online and our curiosity nearly made us forget about the Super Bowl. Before YouTube and TMZ, there was only old-fashioned correspondence. Love Me or Leave Me lets us pry into the…
The ‘Renegades’? We Have 10 Scarier Names for Dallas’ XFL Team
Are you sad that the football season is done? I mean, besides the fact that you’re a Cowboys fan. These days, the words “Cowboys fans” and “lingering sorrow” are virtually synonymous. Let’s talk about the XFL or the “Extreme Football League,” a football league so extreme that they ignore vowels…
The (Word) Smiths: The Best Places in Dallas to Find Slam Poetry
Whether your hands are weathered from snapping or you’re new to the sport, slam poetry is a great point of access to art, culture and a passion for the human condition. Poets take stories of love and heartbreak, unique perspectives on color and gender or political angst, bottle it up…
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Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa Is the Godmother of Dallas’ Pro-Life Feminism Movement
Ask someone (a man for example) to define a typical feminist, and they might describe a hairy, angry, man-hating shrew. Then ask that same person to outline a typical pro-lifer, and they’ll probably characterize them as a zealot who cares more about fetuses than women. Now meet Dallas native and…
The 10 Best Free and Cheap Events Happening in Dallas This Weekend, Feb. 7 – 9
Friday, February 7 Purple Rain 1st Friday 8 p.m., Friday, February 7 The Island Spot (Oak Cliff) $8 Nothing compares 2 Prince. At The Island Spot this Friday, DJ Scorpio will be spinning all of Prince’s greatest hits. Try some jerk chicken wings and rum punch cocktails and party like…
A Non-Basic Guide to Valentine’s Day in Dallas for Couples and Singles
We’ve got just a little over a week until Valentine’s Day. If you’re taken, then you definitely have plans in mind (or at least that’s the lie you told your partner). If you’re single, that’s great too, but just because you’re alone doesn’t mean you have to be lonely. It’s…
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The 5 Most Offensive Things to Happen at a Super Bowl Halftime Performance
The Iowa caucus, impeachment and the State of the Union address have dominated this week’s news, but some discussion is still bouncing around about Sunday’s Super Bowl and its halftime show with Jennifer Lopez and Shakira. Pundits such as Piers Morgan decried how the two pop superstars were dressed. Other…
10 Dallas Parks You Should Visit in 2020
If you stay here long enough, you’ll start to hear it. “Dallas is great, but,” followed by a lengthy explanation of how we don’t have any nature — where nature means mountains or a beach. It’s one of the most common refrains around these parts. And it’s true, we don’t…
A Family Affected by Cancer Uses Games to Give Back
In 2015, the lives of Chris and Christina Haslage changed the moment a friend forgot where he had parked his car. While it’s a relatable mishap for many, the couple from Ohio said the level of confusion in their friend was uncharacteristic. Worse, it sparked an all-too-familiar feeling of dread…
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Green Grass and Blackface: One Southern Methodist University Graduate on Her Experience as a Minority on Campus
Southern Methodist University is notorious for its absurdly wealthy students, sports agendas and seemingly conservative values. The school recently publicly rejected the United Methodist Church’s decision to end all support of transgender individuals, putting SMU at arm’s length with an institution they have long been proud to be associated with…
The Most Texas Things That Have Happened on 9-1-1: Lone Star
When I saw the first promo for 9-1-1: Lone Star, aka the latest milestone in Ryan Murphy’s world domination, I had questions. Why is Rob Lowe still relevant? Who thought he could play a believable firefighter? Has Ryan Murphy ever seen any Rob Lowe movies? But then I decided to…
21 Things To Do in Dallas This Week, Feb. 3 – 9
Monday, February 3 Celine Dion For the first time in a while, Canadian singer Celine Dion is hitting the road in the U.S. for her Courage World Tour. She released an album of the same name last year — the first English album the artist has recorded in six years,…
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From Giant Poop Emojis to Trench Memoirs, Flight School Studio Lets Passion Lead
What does a giant poop emoji in Klyde Warren Park and an award-nominated console game about pinball and swords have in common? Both projects, along with a slew of other creative endeavors, spring from the minds at Flight School Studio.
The Hemp Convention Vendors Were as Confused as We Are by Texas Cannabis Laws
Even with the confusion that has surrounded Texas’ cannabis laws in the last few years, consumers and industry professionals from across the world gathered last week at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center for the first Texas Hemp Convention. The place was flooded with people and hemp. More than 10,000 attendees…
The 10 Best Free and Cheap Events Happening in Dallas This Weekend, Jan. 31 – Feb. 2
Friday, January 31 HEXA Launch Party 5 p.m. Friday, Jan. 31 HEXA Coworking Free Celebrate innovation and technology at Richardson’s new co-working space. Learn about how Richardson is on its way to becoming a new technological ecosystem. Plus, partake in great networking opportunities. Tayla Parx at House of Blues 7…
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Hellraisin’: Two Writers Edit and Publish a Yearly Anthology of Texas Horror Stories
When he’s not shape-shifting into a part-time Bedford library assistant, Bret McCormick writes and edits hellacious horror stories. McCormick, along with E.R. Bills, another Texas author, began compiling an annual anthology of dreadful Lone Star-tinged tales about four years ago called Road Kill: Texas Horror by Texas Writers that’s been…