Where to Celebrate Halloween and Dia de los Muertos in North Texas
This year’s lineup of parties, costume contests and festivals is scary good.
This year’s lineup of parties, costume contests and festivals is scary good.
From hip-hop horror to rhythm & boos, these tracks will raise the dead.
Running Oct. 30 to Nov. 5, the Fort Worth film festival highlights a mix of Texas-based dramas, documentaries and indie gems.
Do your Halloween plans involve seeing live music? Or a sober party? UMI, HUGEL and more are headed to Dallas.
Close out October with Halloween activities guaranteed to hit your spooky sweet spot.
Uptown is hoppin’ these days, but you better makes those reservations.
We’ve got ideas for just about everyone from the politically aware to low-effort procrastinators. Or anyone who just wants to spook the governor.
Big D is the main character (or at least driving the main character) in these songs about and inspired by the city.
Did we mention the panko-crusted chicken fried ribeye with a duck fat gravy?
Janet Jackson, Maroon 5, Playboi Carti and DJ Snake are some of the acts performing in and around Dallas this fall.
Chocolate cake with sauerkraut? Just trust us — and Guy Fieri.
If you like Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas,” we gathered the best salutes to Texas in country music from Ernest Tubb, Willie Nelson and more.
Mark your calendars, because October is stacked with scares.
Family in town and need a strong drink in a dark bar? Sames.
From Ryan Murphy’s Monsters: The Ed Gein Story to new additions to franchise classics like Alien these shows are worth the scare.
October is all about the scares. So here’s a list of some of the infamous backmasking messages from Eminem, Judas Priest, Pink Floyd and more.
When it comes to pizza, Dallas just about has it all.
Celebrate Banned Books Week at one of these local favorites.
Dallas only had one taco shop crack the top 100.
Early reviews indicate Swift’s 12th studio album is filled with bangers that’ll make us dance. Your guide for hearing the songs in Dallas.
An eclectic roster of restaurant openings in Dallas kicked off the early fall season.
Dallas’ dining scene is loud and fun, but also struggling. Kind of like … nevermind.