Dallas Contestant Says His Military Past Prepared Him For Naked and Afraid
It’s not easy surviving in the African wild without food, water or clothes. Unless you’re a trained soldier, according to Cedar Hill’s Billy Jennings.
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Plano and Richardson on List of Best Cities to Live in America
Two Texas cities, Plano and Richardson, ranked No. 5 and No. 12, respectively, on a ranking by Niche.com of the top places to live in America.
Dallas Man Changes His Name to ‘Literally Anyone Else,’ Announces Presidential Campaign
A middle school teacher from North Richland Hills embodies his campaign slogan by changing his name to “Literally Anybody Else.”
Thinking of Buying a Bunny for Easter? Experts Say ‘Not So Fast’
Animal welfare groups have some advice for families who want their very own Easter bunny, and we’re all ears.
The Hottest Tattoo Trends in Dallas According to Local Artists
Dallas’ best tattoo artists tell us the hottest ink trends this year (tramp stamps are back), and what they wish they could do more.
It’s a Total Eclipse of the Art at This Year’s Dallas Art Fair
The annual art event returns with perfect timing for its 2024 edition.
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Icon Patti LuPone Shares ‘A Life in Notes’ in Masterful Eisemann Center Show
The Broadway legend received many standing ovations on Saturday night.
Students Create Career Summit to Inspire Future Gen Z Professionals in Dallas Area
Program aims to give students a leg up on their future careers.
What Makes a Great Dallas Movie?
Dallas’ cinematic legacy is marked by killings, tragedies and Debbie Doing Things. Author Lisa Laman looks at what makes a great North Texas movie.
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The Festival of Joy, an Annual Celebration of Indian Culture, Returns to Dallas in April
The Festival of Joy brings a 3,000-year-old tradition of Indian culture and spirituality to Klyde Warren Park.
Selena Gomez Went to SXSW To Talk About Mental Health
After her long battle with mental and physical health conditions, the Grand Prairie native is on a mission to bring awareness to the issues.
Attention All Men: The Roman Empire Is Coming to North Texas
Men, this is your subject. Point your chariot toward Arlington for a new exhibition.
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Varsity Blues Star James Van Der Beek Will Visit Dallas for a Special Screening
But what if we do “want your life”? Laugh along with James Van Der Beek at a Dallas screening of Varsity Blues.
Fort Worth Illustrator Tatyana Alanis Blew Up Instagram, and Big Brands Took Notice
Some people really thrived in the pandemic: Fort Worth artist Tatyana Alanis is a great example.
The Game’s Afoot: Plano Company Launches Pedal-Based Controller
The Glydr could begin shipping by the end of 2024.
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Artificial Intelligence Takes on Dallas Comedy in New Improv Show
Meet AImee, the AI bot taking the stage in Stomping Ground Comedy Theater’s new show.
Author Neil Gaiman Cleans Out His Junk Drawer, Nets Over $1 Million at Irving Auction
Famed creator of American Gods donated auction proceeds to groups benefiting comic creators and writers.
Take a European Vacation Without Leaving Texas
No need to renew your passport or deal with nosy customs officials on this trip.
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Dallas Native Paul Alexander, Lawyer and Teacher Who Used Iron Lung Since 1952, Dies at 78
He spent more than 70 years using the device after contracting polio in 1952.
La Frontera: The Border Exhibition Employs Art To Put a Human Face on the Immigration Debate
The Latino Arts Project’s exhibition focuses on immigration and opens at the Irving Archives and Museum on March 22.
TikTok’s ‘Eclectic Grandpa’ Microtrend Makes Its Way to Dallas’ Vintage Fashion Scene
Vintage shop owners say an interest in higher-quality, enduring clothes helps drive the latest fashion craze.
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9 Funny ‘Femoirs’ to Celebrate Women’s History Month
If you’re looking to laugh and learn more about women, check out these books by female authors.