Viral comedian Alistair Ogden made a plea with Dallas ahead of his near-canceled show
The Canadian comedian was coming to Dallas no matter what; whether he played a scheduled show at the Dallas Comedy Club was up to fate. And ticket sales.
The Canadian comedian was coming to Dallas no matter what; whether he played a scheduled show at the Dallas Comedy Club was up to fate. And ticket sales.
Dallas artist Joanna “Soft Surprise” Lin is redefining what it means to be artsy fartsy.
Ahead of her show at the Majestic Theatre next week, we caught up with the comedian to discuss parenthood, James Talarico and her viral “in da clerb, we all fam” line.
Dallas has way more to offer in the way of dance and theatre than you’d expect.
Somehow, improv in front of an audience of strangers is less daunting than dating in this city.
The Gen Z content creator grew up on social media. Now, she dominates it.
Our first look at North Texas’ new boxing-themed comedy club, opening later this month with a four-show run by Dave Chappelle.
Canadian filmmakers Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol stopped in Dallas to screen what is already guaranteed to be 2026’s biggest, most messy laugh.
The woman you’ve seen on your timelines performing skits as inanimate objects is one of social media’s fastest rising stars.
From “The Californians” to Portlandia to Uncle Fester, the comedian, writer and musician embodies quirky comedy.
The comedy group hoped to raise money while making you laugh until your sides hurt.
WFAA meteorologist Pete Delkus is having some real fun with his most recent viral moment.
From “Alien” to “Super Mario,” eggs are everywhere. So we made a list of their most famous pop culture moments, just for fun.
The level of vitriol and hatred that humanity has leveled toward Barney the Dinosaur is unprecedented. Especially considering he’s designed to bring joy and teach inclusiveness and love to children.
Shayne Smith started doing comedy at the age of 28 after about four years of taking on crappy jobs during his time on probation. The decade before, however, was a wild ride of violence, robberies and face tattoos.
Fellow comedians mourn the death of the high-energy comic.
The University of North Texas student built a massive online following with political satire, viral memes, and irreverent humor that made her an unlikely icon of leftist internet culture.