10 Writers Strike Signs That AI Couldn’t Write
Could AI have written an iconic TV line like, “These gays, they’re trying to kill me”? Here are our favorite signs from the writers strike.
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The Best Things To Do in Dallas, May 10-16
Get off the couch because it’s a real mother of a week for culture in Dallas: Billy Porter, Magen King and Averie Bishop are just a few of the shining stars.
Why Elizabeth Olsen and Jesse Plemons Were Drawn to Candy Montgomery’s Story
Elizabeth Olsen had her reasons to delve into the character of Candy Montgomery – her costar Jesse Plemons wanted mainly to come home to Texas.
Luka DonÄić Actually Does Something for Gun Violence Victims, Unlike Texas Pols
The face of gun violence seems to be rearing its ugly mug for the last few days all over the globe from the devastating shooting in Allen’s outlet mall to a tragic school shooting in Serbia. At least someone is doing something to help the victims of one of those situations in a way that doesn’t score them any political points.
The Yellowstone-Inspired Shows We’ll Get During the Writers’ Strike
What new shows is Hollywood gonna come up with during the writers’ strike? We can only assume they’ll turn to Yellowstone for inspiration.
From Goat Yoga to Galas, the 10 Best Mother’s Day Events in DFW
Show your Mom you value the sacrifices she made for you by actually taking her out this Mother’s Day
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Steven Crowder’s Ex-Staffers Add More Fuel to a Flaming Dumpster Pile of Accusations
Conservative host Steven Crowder has now been accused by his soon-to-be-ex-wife and ex-employees of verbally abusing them and exposing his genitals in the office and during company trips.
Frisco Pulls Fair’s Permit After Fights and Gunshots Are Fired During the Festivities
This year’s Frisco Fair ended a few days early thanks to fights, gun shots and a pulled permit from the city.
The Best Things To Do in Dallas, May 3-9
Get over your “Succession” stress by getting out of the house for some culture. Cinco de Mayo events, Boot Scootin’ Skate Night, Black Heritage Celebration and Echo Theatre’s “Natural Shocks” are just a few options.
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Artist Vernon Fisher Died a Few Days Before the Premiere of a Documentary About His Life
Vernon Fisher’s death occurred just days before a documentary about his work and life called “Breaking the Code” was scheduled to premiere during the Dallas International Film Festival.
Jerry Springer Had a Crazy Connection to Dallas Thanks to Kidd Kraddick Show’s Big Al Mack
Years ago, Kidd Kraddick morning show host Big Al Mack met talk show host Jerry Springer and learned that he could sing Elvis’ songs almost as good as The King. So Al started holding karaoke competitions with Springer as the host at his McKinney Avenue bar and the strange event became an annual tradition.
10 Interesting Picks at This Year’s Dallas International Film Festival
DIFF is finally back and running full steam ahead of with a bunch of interesting feature length comedies and dramas and documentaries on everything from art to The Star Wars Holiday Special.
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Conservative Host Steven Crowder Caught on Video Berating His Wife
“Watch it,” Steven Crowder responds sternly in the video. “Watch it. F-ing watch it.”
The Best Star Wars Events to Celebrate May the Fourth
From burlesque to lightsaber battles, DFW has every type of event to celebrate Star Wars Day on May the Fourth.
6 Weird Things That Happened on Texas Flights This Year
We’re not even halfway through the year and already all these bonkers things have happened on Texas planes.
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Need Some Quick Cash? Pawn Stars Is Coming to Town
Of all the undignified ways in which you could make money in 2023, Pawn Stars is not a bad option, just saying.
The Best Things To Do in Dallas, April 26 – May 2
This week has us exhausted from all the decision fatigue. There are so many cool things to do, which ones do we choose? The Boulet Brothers, Darken, Less A Light On and Deep Vellum’s Anniversary Celebration are just a few to choose from.
The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth Turns a Black Mirror on Our Technology Obsession
This art exhibition allows you to see yourself as you see the world: through screens. Yes, it’s meta as hell.
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The 10 Most McConaughey Moments from Matthew McConaughey’s Art of Livin’ Livestream
If you’ve been on YouTube even for a half of a second this past month, you’ve been greeted by one of Matthew McConaughey’s ads for his free motivational smorgasbord called The Art of Livin’.
A North Texas Dance Company Imagines a DFW That Uplifts Dancers
Agora Artists cedes the dance floor to actual dancers.
QuakeCon Is Finally Coming Back to ‘Live’ This Year
It’s been three years since QuakeCon has held a non-virtual gathering for its newest and classic games. This year, it goes back to an in-person meeting, but not everything is returning to the Gaylord Texan Resort this summer.
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Claws Out Comedy Gives a Platform to Comedians Who Are Hurting, and Hilarious
There’s an old trope in comedy that in order to perform live comedy, you have to be emotionally broken or damaged in some way. It’s not just to overcome stage fright. The trope refers to a comedian’s willingness to be daring and completely open to an audience while dodging whatever an audience throws at them, which nine times out of 10 is just figuratively and not (we hope) literally.