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  Hustler's Larry Flynt Talks About His Expanding Erotica Store Empire

  September 25 at 4:05 a.m.

  In recent years new perspectives have pushed sex positivity a bit closer to the forefront of society. Pole dancing has become as much an athletic pursuit as a debauched pastime. Modern sensibilities have allowed for models of a wide range of body types to be plastered on magazine covers and...

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  Here Is Some Random NorthPark Center Trivia

  September 5 at 4 a.m.

  NorthPark Center is more than 50 years old. In many ways NorthPark is a lot like it’s original clientele; it’s white, it’s been around forever, and its had a few face lifts in its time. After over a decade of existence, it stops being simply a shopping mall and starts...

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  ZZ Top, B.B. King and Stevie Ray Have Worn Guitar Straps Crafted by Dallas' Christian Brooks

  August 14 at 4:01 a.m.

  Christian Brooks’ creativity seems to know no end. The leatherworker, musician and now author rattles off projects as fast as he mentions names of the famous people he’s worked with. Best known for his guitar straps, famously beloved by Stevie Ray Vaughan among many others, Brooks is now celebrating the...

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  Fireball Island Is Back Bigger, Badder and Fireballsier Than Ever Thanks to Restoration Games

  May 2 at 4 a.m.

  Fireball Island was the board game that could beat up any other game in a fight in the '80s if board games suddenly grew arms and feet and developed a taste for hand-to-hand combat. The 1986 board game published by Milton Bradley came in a box four times the size...

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  New Bookstore Free Range Pumpkins Encompasses Geek Culture

  March 22 at 4 a.m.

  It all began with the idea to sell organic 1-pound pumpkins. Although Free Range Pumpkins, Arlington’s newest geek culture warehouse, never sold pumpkins, owners Herb and Amy Kaplan sold lots of other stuff through Amazon. Now they’ve opened their first brick-and-mortar store. A decade ago, it might have been the...

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  The Market and Dance Party on a Dallas Bridge

  March 5 at 1:47 p.m.

  Little D and The Trinity Commons Foundation, Trinity Park Conservancy and The City of Dallas teamed up to organize the all day open market at the Ronald Kirk Pedestrian Bridge on Saturday. The market included local venders, artists, dancing and yoga. Photos by Hannah Ridings