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Houston Tops Dallas in New Best U.S. Cities Ranking
The good news is that we beat Austin. The bad news is that we somehow lost to Houston.
Trans People Are Fleeing North Texas, What Happens Next?
In the wake of increasingly anti-LGBTQ legislation, transgender North Texans are finding that home isn’t actually where the heart is.
Lake Highlands High School Basketball Hosting NBA Draft Watch Party for Alum Tre Johnson
The former Lake Highlands Wildcat is expected to be an early pick in tonight’s NBA Draft.
A New Katy Trail Singles Event Aims to Make Dating a Walk in the Park
An influencer is trying to rebrand it as “Date-y Trail” with a new event that includes walking, drinks and (hopefully) men.
Anticlastic Is A Must-See Art Exhibition Dedicated To Grillz
The Dallas Contemporary’s latest installation focuses on New York artist Masahiro LaMarsh’s elaborately designed grillz, including custom pieces for Erykah Badu.
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The Dallas Holocaust & Human Rights Museum Gave Us An In-Depth Look at Juneteenth
The museum honored the 160th anniversary of the holiday with lectures, screenings and an exhibit featuring photos of Rosenwald Schools by photographer Andrew Feiler.
The Best Ways to Spend Pride Month in Dallas
From parades to pool parties, there are several ways to paint the town every color of the rainbow throughout this month.
The Observer is Looking For New Arts & Culture Writers
Are you constantly checking out the arts in Dallas? Or even just constantly scrolling the timeline? (You’re reading this, so yes.) Join us.
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The Juneteenth Fashion Show At Legacy Hall Reminded Us “We Are One”
The annual Juneteenth event in Plano celebrated the holiday with a night full of cultural commentary, fashion and fun.
How Much Do Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Make?
The documentary America’s Sweethearts sent fans on a campaign to get Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders more money. How much do they earn?
James Wallace Has Turned A Childhood Obsession with Film Into A Dream Come True
The Dallas-raised cinephile has honed his love for movies into a celebrated career by curating cinematic magic for the North Texas film community.
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From Mesquite to Pixar: Jasmine Derry’s Stellar Journey to the Stars
The North Texas animator’s journey from small-town roots to crafting cosmic magic culminates in her work on Elio, Pixar’s latest adventure hitting theaters this weekend.
Documentary Shorts Are Dominating the 2025 Oak Cliff Film Festival
The festival is delivering us even more can’t-miss documentary shorts from local filmmakers for this year’s lineup.
Dating Apps Are Dying As Conservatism Rises
Dallas is a blue city, so it claims. But purity culture and staunch conservatism still taint the dating scene.
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Legendary Filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola is Coming to The Texas Theatre
Known for movies like The Godfather II and Apocalypse Now, Coppola is screening one of his worst-received films in Dallas next month.
Comedian Sheng Wang Is Bringing His Biggest Tour Ever to Dallas
We caught up with the Texas-raised comedian ahead of his stand-up set at the Majestic Theatre on Saturday.
Dallas Southern Pride Honors the Intersection of Juneteenth and Pride Month
The annual Juneteenth Unity Weekend event, celebrating the Black LGBTQ+ community, kicks off this week.
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Photos: The 2025 Dallas Pride Parade Gave Us Everything
Dallas came out in droves on Sunday for the city’s biggest and brightest Pride Month celebration.
Pegasus Film Festival Returns with New Awards, Genres
The three-day festival provides a platform for young filmmakers to screen their work and break through the barriers of the film industry.
The Design District’s Conduit Gallery Is The Next Free Trip You Need To Make
Photographer Jeff Baker and multi-media illustrator Soomin Jung will open new landscape exhibitions at the gallery on Saturday.
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A New Adult Swim Show Will Poke Fun at the Ridiculousness of Jerry Jones
The network’s new animated show, called Keeping Up With The Joneses, will follow a Dallas family trying to “keep up” with their rich neighbors.