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  Woman Crush Wednesday: Musician Nicole Marxen

  March 4 at 4 a.m.

  Our crush this week is musician Nicole Marxen, one of the shiny dark innovators behind glam rock band Midnight Opera. The singer and synth player's onstage showmanship follows the concept band’s high-drama, ever-changing narrative. The artist, muse and costume queen's appeal is transporting, taking us through the ages and many...

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  Vintage Thrifters Find Gold at Dallas Meetup

  March 3 at 3:59 p.m.

  On February 29, vintage purveyors brought their wares to a massive thrifting meetup. Photos by Kathy Tran

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  Food in Fashion Delights with Delicious Couture

  March 3 at 2:54 p.m.

  The Greater Dallas Restaurant Association hosts its fourth annual charity event at the Virgin Hotels Dallas. Food in Fashion presents twelve designers working with twelve restaurants as well as local culinary schools showcasing their food in a creative way. Photos by Kelsey Shoemaker

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  Bleach U.S.A. Founders Skated Around Business Rules and Made a Brand Out of Used Clothing

  March 2 at 4 a.m.

  Many of us dream of creating a brand, but few of us have the time, resources and ambition to move forward. Two Allen natives, Nick Dennison and Aiden Savitch, found a way to combat these obstacles and create the brand they’ve been conceptualizing since high school, Bleach U.S.A. Dennison and...

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  Woman Crush Wednesday: Singer Bree Parker

  February 26 at 4:54 a.m.

  Our crush this week is singer Bree Parker, who fronts jazz and R&B fusion group Bree & the Fellas. A sunshine-like source of delightfully absurd talent, Parker is a master of vocal control who's often lighting up stages in Deep Ellum. And she doesn't litter. Swoon. What’s one song everyone loves that...

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  The 2000s Are Due for a Comeback, and We Can’t Let It Happen

  February 5 at 4 a.m.

  In the 1970s, we had Happy Days. In the 1980s, we had Bryan Adams’ “Summer of 69.” In the 1990s, we had That ’70s Show. In the 2000s, we had a post-punk revival. In the 2010s, ’90s nostalgia became so big that Nickelodeon started a programming block titled NickRewind, which was...