Former Navy Fighter Pilot and Dallas Author to Revive Bestselling Military Thriller Series
Jack Stewart brings his real-world experience and dedication to the existing fanbase to the 10th book in the series
Jack Stewart brings his real-world experience and dedication to the existing fanbase to the 10th book in the series
The series finale of Netflix’s crown jewel is near, but that won’t stop us from visiting our friends in Hawkins after the show ends.
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An anime convention, a free rage room and special holiday film screenings are just some of this week’s top picks.
From sing-and-cheer-alongs to 35mm terrors, Dallas’ holiday movie marquees are serving up festive flicks with a side of off-kilter gems.
Brace yourself for a 35mm descent into depravity as the Texas Theatre dares to test audience limits with an x-rated horror film this weekend.
Nothing says holiday magic like screaming through a loop-de-loop in the dark.
Imagine if Meow Wolf and Burning Man had a baby and birthed it in the Cedars — that’s the best way we can summarize this new interactive experience.
It’s the holidays … looking for some new friends and a good cause. We found one.
From cocoa-fueled frenzy to Grinch face-offs, here’s your free ticket out of casserole purgatory and into a fun week in The Colony.
Kettle Art Gallery owner Frank Campagna’s greatest masterpiece will celebrate the 20th anniversary with a party this weekend.
Get the tinfoil hats out, because pop culture historian Miriam Linna is ready to connect Dallas film The Giant Gila Monster to JFK, Jack Ruby and more.
Dallas is just one of four major cities to host the coveted film festival this year.
The vibrant heart of East Dallas beats louder this Saturday for a free, all-day celebration of local art, music and community.
We stepped into the Wizarding World at Pepper Square’s Harry Potter: The Exhibition.
Denton, the official Halloween Capital of Texas, celebrates October with 300+ spooky events and endless eerie surprises.
This year’s lineup of parties, costume contests and festivals is scary good.
We’re hosting a six-course off-the-menu dinner at Cane Rosso that ends with a Neapolitan Dubai Chocolate Pizza. Wanna come?
The PoBoy Shop’s sandwich-dispensing claw machine offers a game almost as good as the one on the field.
More than 150 Black-owned vendors, DJs and artists are turning up the fun at Globe Life Field on Oct. 26.
Close out October with Halloween activities guaranteed to hit your spooky sweet spot.
Dee Lincoln Prime in Frisco has a deal for you, if you have a spare $1,500 around.