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  Oak Cliff Native Judah Left Prison Behind and Found Success with African and Rastafarian Shop

  December 9 at 4 a.m.

  During a seven-year stint in federal prison, a man who goes simply by "Judah" found something that people around the world chase after their whole lives (and still might never find): peace and meaning. The past may mold, but not define, an individual — and the Oak Cliff native and...

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  Dallas Auction House Sells Most Expensive Marvel Comic Book

  December 5 at 4 a.m.

  It doesn’t take a comic book nerd to see the significance that the genre’s had on pop culture over the years. And thanks to Hollywood blockbuster movies, you don’t even have to read comics anymore to know the stories of popular characters like Batman, Superman and Iron Man. But real...

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  Demon in Denton Seeks Funds for Toy Walk

  December 5 at 4 a.m.

  On the night before St. Nick’s Day, on Thursday, a 7-foot-tall demonic Santa Claus will appear on the streets near downtown Denton, not to wreak havoc but to give toys to children who appear in his path on the Krampus Walk. Two days later, he’ll be at Wit’s End in...

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  You Better Watch Out: A John Waters Christmas: Filthier & Merrier Is Coming to Town

  December 5 at 4 a.m.

  In John Waters' 1974 dark comedy Female Trouble, Dawn Davenport (Devine) crushes all of her family's Christmas presents and turns the tree over on her mother when she doesn't get the cha-cha heels she wanted because "nice girls don't wear cha-cha heels." So began Waters' public relationship with toppling Christmas...

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  20 Dallas Instagram Accounts Worth Following

  December 3 at 4 a.m.

  Understandably, finding these folks can be something of a challenge given the constant changes to Instagram's discoverability algorithm. That's why we've picked up the slack, bringing 20 Dallas accounts that exemplify whatever we think "good content" is.

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  Flower Children: Escape the Winter with These North Texas Artists’ Spring-Like Art

  November 21 at 4 a.m.

  Winter is coming, but instead of medieval zombies, let us picture vibrant, green life. Local artists are using these tiny things we call plants, and molding them into works of art, even giving them a voice to sing. The following eight artists are inspiring the next generation to care for...