American Black Film Festival to Stop in Dallas as Part of its Four-City Pop-Up
Dallas is just one of four major cities to host the coveted film festival this year.
Dallas is just one of four major cities to host the coveted film festival this year.
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Actor Peter Weller says Dallas should dig in its pockets to pay to repair the brutalist I.M. Pei icon.
The Oscar-buzzing film from two North Texas visionaries is now showing in 35mm at the Texas Theatre before its Netflix debut on Nov. 21.
Richard Linklater has two very different new films out, but both are some of his best work yet.
Hulu picks up Texas’ favorite family for two more seasons.
The Paramount show set in Texas unveiled its new season in Cowtown last night.
The vibrant heart of East Dallas beats louder this Saturday for a free, all-day celebration of local art, music and community.
Jeremy and Katelyn Sons say the proposed Outer Loop threatens a vanishing rural habitat.
A Fear Factor champion and Mrs. Texas International crown holder are turning family land into a luxury glampground, opening just an hour from Dallas.
Grammy-winning singer Karen Slack is bringing the story of a famed drag king to the Meyerson Symphony Center.
Michael Shellis grew up running from the police for graffiti. Now, he has delivered his art to Buckingham Palace.
He’s a 10 but he’s had a vasectomy, so now he’s an 11.
We asked Dallas author and horror aficionado Shaun Hamill about one of the most beloved horror franchises of all time, and he delivered.
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Denton, the official Halloween Capital of Texas, celebrates October with 300+ spooky events and endless eerie surprises.
This year’s lineup of parties, costume contests and festivals is scary good.
Running Oct. 30 to Nov. 5, the Fort Worth film festival highlights a mix of Texas-based dramas, documentaries and indie gems.
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It’s probably not the one you’re expecting, either.
In a surprising move, the Yellowstone creator is moving on from the network he became nearly synonymous with.