Kurt Vile was good to Dallas at his Longhorn Ballroom show
The folk-rock musician, touring his 10th album, “Philadelphia’s Been Good to Me,” gave Dallas a treat after technical issues robbed the audience of a worthy opener.
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ENHYPEN will return to Dallas for two bloody good nights this weekend
K-pop superstars ENHYPEN tell us about entering their new chapter as a six-piece, and how Texas fashion inspires them.
GHENGAR is determined to give his best, darkest and loudest show in Dallas
David Crow, the man behind EDM project GHENGAR, wants Dallas to let all its dance demons out at SILO.
Joshua Ray Walker refuses to be counted out, and ‘Ain’t Dead Yet’ proves it
The Dallas country artist talks about his new album, prophetic lyrics and a fall homecoming.
North Texans created ‘Wishbone’, now they’re honoring the talking dog with a documentary
A new documentary called ‘What’s the Story, Wishbone?’ reveals how Dallas’ creative community built the beloved ’90s PBS show.
5 local designers prepare for the annual Juneteenth Fashion Show
The theme for this year’s annual Juneteenth Fashion Show is “Ubuntu,” a Zulu proverb about togetherness.
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How viral fame changed Season 3 of Netflix’s Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders docuseries
The meteoric rise of the first season’s cast has been challenging for the girls, the team, the two women in charge and series director Greg Whiteley.
In the new queer horror triumph ‘Leviticus,’ the monster is the face of a loved one
Director Adrian Chiarella and star Joe Bird discuss the making of one of year’s best films ahead of its theatrical release this month.
Dallas Guitarist Justin Lyons knows that home is where the heat is turned up
The coveted musician has toured all over the world with everyone from Lil’ Wayne to Blackpink, but he says nowhere else stacks up to the talent here.
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Dallas Observer announces a new merch collab with artist Joe Skilz
Recurrent contributions not only keep our news accessible, but they can get you a cool tote bag too.
Director David Gordon Green turns discomfort into art with ‘Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed’
It might sound like the title of an old-school porn, but the new Apple TV series from the Richardson-raised ‘Pineapple Express’ director is a dark comedy with thrills.
Repo Man Will Repossess the Hearts of Dallasites With Help From the Circle Jerks
Repo Man wasn’t intended to be a cult classic. But now that it is director Alex Cox hopes its infamy can propel a late stage career.
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Indie Trio Little Image Went to Band Therapy, Now They’re Back and Better Than Ever
Little Image’s third and latest album Kill the Ghost is out now. But the band had to do some work before they could create again.
Blue October Just Wants to Enjoy the Moment For the 20th Anniversary of Foiled
Ahead of the anniversary world tour, we asked frontman Justin Furstenfeld about sobriety, Texan pride, the rat race of the music industry and the Twilight love triangle.
Taylor Sheridan Made Dallas Feel Like New York City, Says The Madison Cast
The cast of The Madison discuss the show’s deviation from Sheridan’s usual work and bringing the Big Apple to Big D.
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Sydney Chandler’s Texas Roots Shine in the SXSW Premiere of Soulful Sci-Fi Film Anima
Alien: Earth star Sydney Chandler comes home for the world premiere of her poignant new film.
New Film Taps Dallas’ ‘Weird and Cool’ Vibe for Witchy Horror Comedy
Dallas-born director Meredith Alloway returned to SXSW for the premiere of Forbidden Fruits.
One of Dallas’ Most Prominent Lawyers Raises the Stakes in New Crime Thriller Book
A former U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Texas leverages his experience with the judicial system to drive his new book, Chasing the Chameleon.
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All That’s Left of You Filmmaker Cherien Dabis Confronts Palestine’s Unspoken History
Experience the quiet rebellion of humanity in a poignant exploration of generational trauma and resilience, now playing at the Angelika at Mockingbird Station.
Dallas Chefs: The Prep Q&A with Eduardo Osorio at Meridian
We ask chefs about their favorite 2 a.m. spots, the biggest challenges facing the restaurant industry and their biggest kitchen disasters.
Hell and Back: Chef Matt McCallister’s Journey Through Addiction
The lauded chef who helmed Dallas restaurants FT33 and Homewood opens up about his addiction, which started when he was just 9 years old.
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The Art of Renewal: North Texas Creatives Reflect on New Beginnings
Four local artists of various mediums explore transformation by finding inspiration in the blank canvas of a new year.