How Half Price Books is Staying Vigilant in the Fight Against Censorship
Advocates say the mission needs every Texan who values education, not just activist organizations.
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McKinney’s Red Oak Studios is a Florist’s Dream in Full Bloom
From the counters of H-E-B to a Rangers game, Ashley Baltz is living her dreams, one unique floral arrangement at a time.
Where to Meet the Queer Partner of Your Dreams (Stereotypes Only) in Dallas
If you’re looking for a certain type of person, here’s a handy guide to Dallas’ queer stereotypes.
Best of Dallas 2025 Is Here. It’s a Big D Book Fair
Our Best of Dallas issue is live and on newsstands, ready to be your guide to the top shops, restaurants, people and places.
One of the Most Treasured Childhood Staples in North Texas Has Set Sail
It brings us no pleasure to report that Six Flags Over Texas has bid bon voyage to a longtime favorite.
Top Ten Records Hosting New Film Screening Series For Movie Talkers
Big news for your boyfriend who always ruins the plot because he can’t be quiet.
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Remembering Robert Redford’s Final, Underrated Role as a Dallas-Fort Worth Bandit
The Academy Award winner, who died at the age of 89 on Sept. 16, spent his last starring role in a film shot in North Texas.
Screening The Summer: Film’s Biggest Winners and Losers of the Season
From K-pop Demon Hunters and the Dallas International Film Festival to The Weeknd’s “acting,” here are the summer’s biggest breakouts and flops.
The More The Merrier: Dallas is a Top 3 City For Polyamory
Some say three’s a crowd. Dallas says it’s just right for the sack.
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Designer Discounts are the Secret of ‘Denim Whisperers’ at this Underrated Consignment Shop
Digging for Dallas’ best designer denim is made easy (and more affordable) at a circular fashion gem in Preston Forest Village.
Tonight: Late Night at the Dallas Museum of Art
We’ve got your Friday night plans: Enjoy interactive art demos, curator talks and live music until 11 p.m. tonight at the DMA.
South Park Episode Making Fun of Charlie Kirk Pulled After Fatal Shooting
After the conservative activist was killed in Utah, a recent episode where Eric Cartman mimics his mannerisms and talking points was pulled.
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Filmmaker Josh David Jordan Helped Guillermo Del Toro Save Prized Possessions
The Dallas director bonded with Del Toro over flan while relocating his illustrious Bleak House Collection.
Jeff Goldblum to Bring an Effervescent Evening of Jazz to the Winspear This Week
Ahead of his show on Saturday, the actor/musician tells us about childhood dreams of being a performer, working with Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo and more.
Nostalgia & Noise Weaves Art Scenes Together With Pop-Up Events
Two former SMU football players are taking their love for art, music and culture to unconventional venues all over the city.
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Bird’s Might Already Be The City’s Best Book Shop
Located at Preston and Royal, Bird’s Bookstore is a sleek alternative to the dusty bookshops of olde.
Annual Film Festival in Garland to Celebrate True Texas Tales This Weekend
It doesn’t get much more Texan than Bonnie & Clyde and Matthew McConaughey.
Tripping Out: Wound Up in the Mountains of Oklahoma
A weekend mountain escape awaits just a few hours north of the Red River.
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A Journey of Surviving One of the Hardest Hikes in Texas
Spoiler alert: It’s not for the weak.
Where to Find Labubu Dolls in Dallas and Nearby
Have you fallen victim to the viral Labubu-mania? Here are some local stores and arcades where you can get your fix.
A TCU Alum is Joining the Cast of SNL This Season
Ahead of its 51st season, Saturday Night Live has announced five new cast members, including one who attended TCU.
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5 Seminal Works of the Taylor Sheridan Cinematic Universe That Aren’t Yellowstone
With the prolific showrunner bringing a massive production studio here, we thought we’d look at the types of works North Texas will soon be the backdrop of.