The new kid-geared theme park comes with a 300-room hotel, more than 4,000 parking spaces, rides no higher than 100 feet and some citizens who don’t want the thing in their backyard.
The Dallas Mavericks are the coolest team in the NBA (obviously), but did you know that they claim the original male performance squad in the league? That’s right the Mavs ManiAACs are the hip-hop dance crew you love to see in the stands and on the floor busting moves and team colors.
We’ve created a nifty list of things that we, the Target-loving Oak Cliff residents and frequenters, hope to find at the new local Target.
Remember when some company made a lifelike hologram of 2Pac that blew up the Internet? A Dallas based company wants to do something like but expand it from one performer to a whole show.
Haley Guilfoile is a pop artist, muralist and self-proclaimed space cadet who left San Francisco to come to Dallas, where she finds breaking into the art community to be a different kind of challenge.
Thirty years ago, a man named David Koresh and more than 70 followers of his Branch Davidian cult held up in a Mount Carmel compound just outside of Waco when the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) attempted to serve a search warrant.
As with any year, the 2022 Academy Award nominations incited excitement, anticipation, speculation and of course, backlash. It’s always been this way, as these 12 Oscar-snubbed performances from Texas-bred actors show.
Bevy Smith will be hosting the Big Night gala in Dallas this weekend to honor community leaders.
Sid Krofft broadened the imagination of a whole generation. You can thank him in person in Allen this weekend. He will appear at Retro Expo on March 4 and 5.
Fort Worth artist Juan Velázquez is gaining national attention with his poignant artwork which includes portraits of slain soldier Vanessa Guillén and Uvalde shooting victim Alithia Ramírez.
Korean culture is having something of a renaissance at the moment. And like the rest of the country, North Texans are jumping at opportunities to immerse themselves in what Korea has to offer.
March comes in like a lion with some strong opportunities for Dallas audiences. “On Your Feet,” “Silver Foxes” and the “28th annual El Corazón Exhibition” are just a few.
You’re probably hearing a weird mix of groaning disappointment and satisfied phews right now. These two sounds usually aren’t heard together in such large numbers at the same time since Jake Paul announced he’d pursue a second career of getting punched in the face for a living.
The official Academy Award nominations released in late January packed in many historic moments. The indie sensation Everything Everywhere All At Once scored a record breaking 11 nominations, John Williams become the oldest Oscar nominee ever at age 90 when he topped his own record with a total of 53 nominations, Judd Hirsch received his first nomination in 42 years, and The Quiet Girl became the first Irish-language film to receive any nomination.
Michael Urie is back in Dallas. But just for a bit. This March, Urie is at the helm of LGBTQ+ theatre collective Uptown Players’ stage production of Silver Foxes as the director.
It’s hard to find someone who didn’t love the hell out of the Oscar nominated comedy Everything Everywhere All at Once. It’s hard because it’s better to avoid those people who didn’t appreciate having their mind twisted into a Möbius strip between something involving a giant, killer bagel.
Every longtime Dallas resident can’t help but be familiar with the work of Mark di Suvero. His epic “Ad Astra” soars to the roof of NorthPark Center, while the bright red steel beams of “Ave” established the sculpture as one of the most iconic works inside or out of the Dallas Museum of Art.
The Dallas Mavericks’ Luka DonÄić may not have racked up a big basket of points during last Sunday’s NBA All-Star Game in Salt Lake City, Utah but he made one impressive basket on the court that’s still being passed around on TikTok.
Events this week include Texas Ballet Theater at the Wyly, Peelander Yellow at Kettle Art Gallery, and Texas photographers at PDNB Gallery.
Another former employee of The Blaze, the conservative, subscription-based network founded by Glenn Beck in Irving, has come forward with claims that one of its most popular hosts Elijah Schaffer openly criticized and berated her using misogynistic and sexist language and routinely booked guests to repeat the behavior.
Barney the Dinosaur, the giant people lizard created by Dallas mother Sheryl Leach who graced kiddie TV throughout the 90s, is one of the most beloved and hated pop culture icons of our time. That means it’s fans hold Barney dearer and may even feel more protective of it since it gets so much hate.
The state of terrestrial talk radio has de-evolved to a medium vastly dominated by sports talk and right-wing political pandering, says former Live 105.3 FM midday host Pugs Moran.
“There’s no lane for lifestyle talk,” Moran says. “If you want to work in talk radio in America today, you have to be willing to talk about nothing but sports or support a right-wing political ideology. What Live 105.3 represented was an attempt by CBS Radio back then to do FM talk that wasn’t political or sports heavy. It was just regular talk radio.”
