The 2024 Oak Cliff Film Festival Lineup Is Here!
The Dallas film festival offers a mix of classic screenings and debut features.
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Dallas Gen-Zers and Young Millennials Don’t Want To Drive
If you’re seeing fewer proud new drivers at the DMV, you’re not alone. Gen Z lacks the drive of previous generations.
Impressionist Works from the DMA Are Now on Display at the Galleria
For the month of June, the Dallas mall is upgrading the shopping experience with art by Monet, Matisse and other Impressionists.
Illustrator Rob Wilson Returns to Dallas To Share Your Pets’ Secret Lives
You’ve seen his work on Dallas murals and cool diners. Illustrator Rob Wilson comes home to Dallas to talk about his new book.
How to Make the Best of Studio Ghibli Fest in Dallas
Ghibli Fest has select theaters screening our childhood (and adult) favorites. But which ones offer fancier food and drinks?
Bloom and Gloom: How the Dallas Zoo and Arboretum Weathered the Storm
But what about the animals and the trees? After Tuesday’s storm, these two outdoor attractions have a lot of cleanup to do.
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Alex Rodriguez’s Daughter Surprises Him at Dallas Mavericks Game
The baseball great was in for a treat last weekend when his daughters conspired to surprise him.
Feeling Thirsty? Jason Momoa Is Coming to Dallas to Promote His Vodka Brand
The Aquaman and Game of Thrones star be signing bottles of Meili Vodka at Spec’s on Thursday. There’s still time to get VIP access or make conflicting plans with your girlfriend.
The Cost of Being a Poet in Dallas
Dallas’ literary scene is gaining global momentum, but what does that mean for the city’s poets?
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Actor Glen Powell Is Moving Back Home to Texas
The actor, who made headlines for his flirtatious rapport with co-star Sydney Sweeney, is Austin-bound.
Texas Apparently Has the Third-Worst Drivers in the Nation. No One Is Surprised.
Our rank ranking is due to an alarming number of fatal accidents involving drunk and distracted drivers. No, we can’t blame this on California transplants.
Dallas Artist Processes Cancer Diagnosis Through Latest Exhibition
Reuben Cheatem is using his art to shed light on his cancer journey.
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Remember the Forgotten Fallen This Memorial Day in Dallas
A small American Legion post in Northwest Dallas lends a hand to Dallas’ “forgotten” veterans cemetery.
Mayor Eric Johnson Makes Amends With Dallas Photographer Over Uncredited Photo
The mayor posted a photo of the Dallas skyline with a cropped-out watermark and no credit. The reaction on social media was less than positive.
SM Sanz Is the Muralist Painting Dallas in Vivid Feminist Hues
The Panamanian painter has made her mark on Dallas’ Tin District, and her feminist pop-surrealism contains multitudes.
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Before He Was Chased by The Strangers, Dallas’ Froy Gutierrez Loved Movies
The Dallas actor and Booker T. graduate is living his horror dreams as star of The Strangers: Chapter 1.
7 TV Episodes That Attracted Lawsuits
Some of these lawsuits are as entertaining as the shows themselves.
Surrealism Has Its Moment at Fort Worth’s Modern Art Museum
“Surrealism and Us” explores how Black and Caribbean Artists made an art movement more inclusive.
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Jake Paul and Mike Tyson Held a Bizarre Press Conference in Arlington
Fans booed Jake Paul but praised “Iron Mike” Tyson as the two stars exchanged nasty jabs in Arlington ahead of the first-ever Netflix mega-fight.
Billy Porter Brings His Indomitable Style to This Year’s Dallas Pride
The actor and singer will serve as the grand marshal of the June 2 Pride Parade.
Glory Days of the Dallas Cowboys Are Coming to Netflix in a 10-Part Docuseries
Jerry Jones and his resuscitation of the Dallas Cowboys franchise in the 1990s will be the subject of a 10-part Netflix docuseries.
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Oak Cliff Filmmaker Takes on Human Trafficking With Mister Gates
Dallas filmmaker Desmond Donahue put his advocacy onto the big screen with Mister Gates, a film about human trafficking.