Last week, comedian and show producer Noah “Shark” Robertson announced on his Facebook page that he booked conservative comedian and self-described troll Alex Stein as part of a lineup
One of Texas’ funniest comedians wants to introduce you to a bunch of really funny people in a special showcase at the Addison Improv.
Houston actress Jojo Regina plays the young version of Kya, a girl left to fend for herself in a swamp, in Where the Crawdads Sing.
Ask fans of The Office about their favorite episodes of the series, and you’ll get “Diversity Day” as a popular answer.
Back in the early 2000s, the most popular segment on NBC’s news show Dateline was “To Catch a Predator.”
Anyone who has come into the orbit of the fashion industry knows the path to the runway isn’t well-paved. It takes a lot more than great cheekbones to assure success
Hold your pumpkins. Before the “Hocus Pocus” craze hits, there are still a few weeks left of summer. With the price increases in airfare, many have not even had the chance to get in any R&R.
We now live in a world where virtual reality is more accessible than ever. Now you can put on a pair of goggles with a computer built into them and interact in a fully digitized world with fully rendered graphics
He’s your favorite character who lives in a pineapple under the sea, and his musical is coming to Farmers Branch. The Firehouse Theatre (2535 Valley View Lane) is making waves with The SpongeBob Musical, complete with original tunes by Sara Bareilles, The Flaming Lips, John Legend and others.
After a two-year hiatus, the Asian Film Festival of Dallas is back and better than ever. Kicking off this Thursday at the Texas Theatre
Picture a concert pianist and your mind will probably conjure the image of a coat-and-tails-clad performer such as Leif Ove Andsnes, Claudio Arrau or even Victor Borge, who played piano for laughs but wore formal attire. BLKBOK, aka Charles Wilson III from Detroit, sports a ball cap and tattoos. Jewelry…
In a new production by Uptown Players, Kinky Boots still stands tall with its messages of empathy, tolerance and understanding.
One of the most interesting and less infuriating facts about Sen. Ted Cruz is his love for movies and TV shows.
One silver living to the hot Texas summer is the chance to spend some time poolside. Luckily, the Dallas area is home to several top-of-the-line pools.
From Marvel to princesses, superheroes, sports idols, villains and sidekicks, Disney has something for everyone.
Everyone keeps going on and on and on about Dallas’ successful bid to become a host city for the 2026 World Cup. Yawn.
Harrison Ford celebrates his 80th birthday this week, and somehow he’s busier than he’s ever been. Here’s a look at some of his iconic roles and memorable displays of displeasure.
“Shaded seating available” is a magical phrase these days. With temps turning out trios of digits, people are missing their outdoor time. Downtown Dallas Inc. offers a solution with a rotating offering of food trucks, live entertainment and lawn games – oh, and that shaded seating – every Wednesday through Friday in July at Pacific Plaza (401 N. Harwood St.).
The city of Carrollton just got taller. Standing at 7 feet 1 inch tall, Carrollton’s newest resident can’t be missed.
Season 4 of Stranger Things has given us plenty to talk about: The show made Kate Bush’s 1985 song “Running Up That Hill” a No. 1 hit, made Metallica popular again.
We may have known for some time that Roe v. Wade was on its way out with the appointment of anti-choice justices Neil Gorsuch, Amy Coney Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh, but no one could’ve prepared for the day it inevitably happened.
As we’ve learned from Citizen Kane and every motel with a mirror ceiling, in filmmaking and in sex, it’s all about the angles.
