A Year After Reopening, Alamo Drafthouse Proves Sometimes the Sequel Is Better
We’re just grateful that this Alamo doesn’t have to be a distant memory.
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Our Favorite Deep Ellum Vintage Shop is Closing
Did the seemingly never-ending Commerce Street construction just steal even more joy from us?
Here’s Where Landman Season 2 Has Been Caught Filming in North Texas
The new season is officially premiering on November 17.
Ice Cube’s Big3 Basketball League Returns To Dallas This Weekend
After the “Summer In The City” rebrand, Big3 basketball is back with a Dallas-centric team.
Swiping Right: A Texas Dating App is the Focus of New Hulu Film
The new biopic premieres on Hulu this September, starring Lily James as SMU alum Whitney Wolfe Herd.
Watch List: 8 of This Year’s Best Films That Flew Under Your Radar
Don’t waste another minute trying to figure out what to watch – let us put you onto your favorite film you didn’t know came out this year.
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Dallas’ Natanya Friedka Debuts Retro-Inspired, Forward-Thinking Fashion
Designer Nancie Schwartz is looking to add something new to the typical Dallas closet: a conscience.
Tripping Out: Cooling Off at A Hill Country Hideaway Just Outside of Austin
Summer is only heating up, so we’ll take a cool off anywhere we can find it. Even if it means heading toward Austin.
A Guide To Romance Bookstore Day Events in Dallas
This Saturday, Aug. 9, Dallas bookstores will celebrate Romance Bookstore Day with local authors and giveaways.
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Fetch Is Happening: Inside The New Vintage Boutique
Get in loser, we’re going shopping at Fetch.
Vianca Vega is Blowing The Candles Out on Annual Birthday Screening with Clueless
“The Girl Who Works at the Box Office” of the Texas Theatre letting another birthday go by without a special screening? As if.
Denton’s The Brown Thumb to Celebrate Black Businesses With a Community Market
The downtown Denton plant and matcha shop is highlighting Black Business Month with the Meet Me at the Browns event this weekend.
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In the New Season of King of the Hill, A Good Show Struggles to Be Great
The return of our beloved North Texas-based cartoon hits close to home, so why does it feel slightly unfamiliar this time?
The 5 Movies We’re Looking Forward to the Most for the Rest of 2025
It has already been a big year in film, but some of 2025’s most exciting releases have yet to come.
Tripping Out: A Summertime Oasis in Arkansas is More Likely Than You Think
In just a few hours, you could sneak away to one of the most beautiful pockets of Arkansas.
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“I Love Him For His Self-Hatred”: Taron Egerton on Being a Bad Guy in She Rides Shotgun
We caught up with the Golden Globe winner and director Nick Rowland off the heels of their gripping, just-released crime thriller.
Yayoi Kusama’s Iconic Pumpkin Infinity Room Returns to Dallas Museum of Art
For a limited time, art lovers can immerse themselves in the viral “All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins” installation. Forty-five seconds, to be exact.
Is Your Barista Really Flirting With You? Dallas Baristas Answer.
Friendliness is part of a barista’s job description, but is it ever more than just securing a tip? It could be.
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‘I Love this Neighborhood’: Kyle Mooney Toys with Reality in Deep Ellum Headlining Debut
With the help of a few beloved characters, the comedian and writer-director showcased music from his debut album, The Real Me.
Doctor’s Orders: A Film Festival Podcast is Bringing a Free Show to the Texas Theatre
The Film Festival Doctor hopes to offer insight and education for local filmmakers looking to break into the festival circuit.
Top Ten Records Debuts New Latino Comedy Residency
Comedian Hector Sifuentes wants his new comedy show, Spirited Foo, to help the Dallas comedy scene evolve.
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So, Actually, We Don’t Want Sydney Sweeney’s Jeans
Especially if they give us diaper ass like American Eagle ones she’s wearing in her new ad. We’ll try Dallas denim instead.