Everyone has a favorite Christmas movie, whether it’s It’s A Wonderful Life or Die Hard, and the holiday season promises a ton of seasonal classics that you’ve probably already seen a thousand times.
Sports have been getting the Black Mirror treatment lately. New concepts and experiences involving throwing, catching or hitting balls are infused with a heavy dose of technology.
Another sign that things are starting to return to normal, or whatever counts as normal these days, is the non-virtual return of Board Game Geek Con.
The first stage of construction for Grand Prairie’s new cricket stadium is complete. City leaders and members of Major League Cricket (MLC) commemorated the completion of the pitch (that boxy thing in the middle of a cricket field) on Tuesday for its new cricket stadium,
It’s no secret that the theatrical cinematic experience has been a true roller coaster ride in the last few years.
This legendary seasonal shopping event is celebrating 45 years of charity this year. And sure, we could put this on the three days (Thursday through Saturday) when the admission is $20, but Wednesday is Premiere Shopping Night from 6 to 10 p.m. in the Fair Park Automobile Building.
Let’s face it: We all need to spend less time on social media. While it’s nice to stay updated on current events, check in on high-school friends and check out your daily #GetWell accounts, spending hours scrolling through your feed isn’t going to make you smarter, more informed or happier…
The release of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, the sequel to the Oscar-nominated film Black Panther starring the late Chadwick Boseman, represents a new step for the most successful movie franchise in Hollywood history.
For his feature film directorial debut, director Elegance Bratton looked back on his own experiences. With The Inspection, he tells the story of his time in the Marines as a gay, Black man.
If you’re lucky enough to get an invitation to the Peacock Theater in Frisco, you’ll experience something that even the biggest and grandest stage can’t replicate. The Peacock Theater is a small, 100-seat enclosed theater owned by Randy and Kristy Pitchford on the second floor of their castle themed home…
Dallas has a somewhat misplaced reputation for providing three main-course activities for its 1.2 million proud residents: shopping, eating and drinking. For those who enjoy partaking in all three at the same time, there are plenty of places to do so now, as just about every soulless commercial development stringently…
The ugly head of antisemitism has once again popped out of its murky, muddy swamp thanks to the current king of the loudmouths Kanye West … or Ye, or whatever name he wants to call himself. He’s already lost some huge endorsement and product deals that he thought were bulletproof…
Hannah Vaughan shouldn’t have been driving on July 1, 2021. She had run to her car crying inconsolably, and her brother pleaded with her to pull over. It was a miracle she didn’t wreck the car.
Sock monkey? Nah. As McSweeney’s has made it clear, “it’s decorative gourd season, motherfuckers!” And this is your chance to make one for free!
New data from Visit Dallas show that local tourism may finally be returning to normal after the time it lost to the coronavirus pandemic. Visit Dallas, the nonprofit tourism group formerly known as the Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau, completed an economic impact study on the city’s tourism revenue. The…
Whether you have a favorite seat at the symphony or you aren’t quite sure of the difference between a violin and a viola, the sound of contemporary classical music can elicit feelings of discomfort.
Election Day is just around the corner and the act naming our next government representatives may inspire some trepidation and nervous anticipation.
Director David Lowery’s epic adventure The Green Knight may have been snubbed by last year’s Oscars but it became one of the most discussed and lauded films of the 2021 movie season.
The show that closed Pocket Sandwich Theatre in Dallas will open its new theater in downtown Carrollton. The popular melodrama theater company announced it will open its newly renovated theater on Elm Street in Carrollton on Friday, Nov. 25, starting with a month-long run of its annual holiday musical Ebenezer Scrooge, written by theater founder Joe Dickinson.
Piff the Magic Dragon isn’t a magician who needs a lot of flashy music or jazz hands to make his tricks and illusions pop. Audiences expect Piff to be droll, monotone and borderline sarcastic.
The summer movie season has faded, so now’s the time to start looking ahead to all of the films that will undoubtedly dominate the awards conversation in the next few months.
Behind the foam fingers, roaring arenas and various shapes of sports balls that dominate the entertainment business is a thriving, enthusiastic community of fervent fans pulsing with unparalleled devotion to the quirkiness
