Dallas-Made Film Age of Audio Details the Personal Side of Podcasting
The new documentary features interviews with notable podcasters, including Ira Glass, Marc Maron and Kevin Smith.
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A Dallas Drag Performer is Competing to Be The King of Drag
Dallas’ Buck Wylde is among the contestants vying to grab the crown in a new, first-of-its-kind drag king reality TV competition.
Dallas Podcaster Lindsay Graham Is Making History Fun
The host of the “American History Tellers” and “History Daily” podcasts has found fans in the likes of George Clooney and Ryan Reynolds.
Alex Ross Perry’s Pavements Is A Music Film Reimagined
The director’s new film about slacker-rock band Pavement will play in a limited run at the Texas Theatre this month.
Cult Filmmaker Tommy Wiseau Will Unleash A New Film In Dallas This Month
The director, known for the cult classic film The Room, is showing his long-anticipated follow-up with a Q&A at the Angelika.
Ken Burns Explains What The American Revolution Can Teach Us in 2025
We caught up with the celebrated filmmaker as he gave audiences at the Winspear Opera House a preview of his newest project.
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The Church Launches CatPunk, A New Club Hosted on Thursdays
Three decades on, the goth nightclub is still growing Dallas’ nightlife scene with its new weekly concept.
The Texas Rangers Aren’t Hosting A Pride Night, But These Dallas Teams Are
Maybe the Rangers are too busy focusing on their lackluster 2025 season.
Cowboy CrossFit? Red Bull’s Wildest Sport Yet Lands in Fort Worth
Red Bull is hosting its inaugural Rancher Strong fitness competition, where elite athletes and ranch hands compete for glory.
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Denton Rallies Following Mayor’s Refusal To Offer Official Pride Proclamation
Denton Mayor Gerard Hudpseth declined to officially recognize June as Pride Month, turning a planned celebration into a protest Tuesday.
The Athlete’s Advocate Helps Retiring Athletes Find Their Next Move
The Dallas-based company assists athletes in transitioning to their next career off the court.
Dallas-Based Documentary Into The Spotlight Finally Hits Streaming
The award-winning documentary follows adults with disabilities who belong to Highland Park United Methodist’s ‘Spotlight’ theater troupe.
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Rob Schneider’s ‘You Can Dooo It’ Tour Had Us Wishing He Wouldn’t
The Saturday Night Live alum’s show at the Granada on Sunday was a sad display of a comedian who now only knows how to pander to your Facebook uncle.
Clay Austin Is Imprinted on the History of Dallas Art
For decades, Dallas artist Clay Austin has transformed the city’s discarded fragments into vibrant canvases, leaving an indelible mark on Deep Ellum’s artistic legacy.
Fan Behavior: The 20 Coolest Cosplays We Saw at Fan Expo Dallas 2025
Dallas does everything bigger, including convention cosplays.
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Where Dallas Ranks Among The Hottest Cities in the Nation
Unfortunately, it’s not the definition of “hottest” we were hoping for.
Dallas PD Roasts City of Houston Online, Skyline and All
DPD is so desperate for new recruits that it’s trying to appeal to our rivals again.
A Look at the 2025 Oak Cliff Film Festival Programming
In a time where the use of AI is muddying the arts, the four-day film festival is focusing on “real movies.”
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Talent Agent Samantha Osborn Connects Stars With the Dallas Fans Who Love Them
Ahead of this weekend’s Dallas Fan Expo, the former Dallasite tells us how she brings big actors like Parker Posey to Big D.
Dallas Filmmakers React To New Film Incentive From Texas Legislature
Texas lawmakers passed a $1.5 billion film incentive championed by Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey.
Ken Burns Coming to Winspear Opera House for New American Revolution Doc
Next month, the Emmy Award-winning filmmaker will screen his new documentary, followed by a live discussion with experts.
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9 books to read before their 2025 movie adaptations debut
Before these flicks hit the big – and small – screens, check out the books that inspired them.