Love Disguised as Friendship: Why Licorice Pizza Is the Best Film of the Year
Ask anyone who’s gone through heartbreak, and they’ll likely tell you some variation of the clichés saying love is painful, it’s agonizing, it’s blind.
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Major League Cricket Will Turn Grand Prairie’s Baseball Diamond Into a World-Class Cricket Oval
The former home of the Texas AirHogs baseball team is about to become the American home of Major League Cricket (MLC). The league gave city officials their first look at the facility on Tuesday.
The Best Things To Do In Dallas, Feb. 23-March 1
Love songs and romance aren’t just for Valentine’s Day. The Ten Tenors bring their latest show, Love Is in the Air, to the Eisemann Center (2351 Performance Drive, Richardson) for a 7:30 p.m. performance Wednesday, Feb. 23.
Provocative and Prismatic How to Be Project Explores Racial Justice at Bishop Arts Theatre Center
The dictionary definition of justice is deceptively simple: “The quality of being just, impartial or fair.” To watch The How to Be Project: Ten Plays for Racial Justice unfold across the Bishop Arts Theatre Center’s stage is to be reminded – bracingly, amusingly and most often, painfully – how often that quality is not afforded to those whose skin color is anything other than white.
The Undertaker Will Be Inducted Into the WWE Hall of Fame in Dallas
One of the most popular wrestlers of all-time, The Undertaker – a Texas native whose real name is Mark Calaway – will be inducted into the WWE’s Hall of Fame at a ceremony held at the American Airlines Center the Friday, April 1 night, two days before WrestleMania weekend kicks off.
The Fetish Ball Is Back – and Bigger and Ballsier Than Ever
Every spring, the locals of California town San Juan Capistrano dress in costume to celebrate the miracle of rebirth and the swallows returning to their home.
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The New Beavis and Butt-Head Movie Will Boldly Go Where No Butt-Head Has Gone Before
The moronic cartoon creations Beavis and Butt-head have wreaked so much havoc on Earth, they have to f-up new territory by going into space.
Jackass Forever Star Steve-o Says He’ll Get Breast Implants For a Laugh. Really.
It’s been more than a decade since the release of Jackass 3D, the third movie in the hit franchise. The stunt comedy used technical achievements in three-dimensional screenings and slow footage Phantom cameras to capture images such as flying dildos, jet-ski crashes and a guy farting into a New Year’s…
Art For Ad’s Sake: How Industrial Films and Ads Built a Production Empire for Dallas
Some of the biggest and most beloved gems of film and television were filmed in Dallas, including the original RoboCop, the TV show Dallas, director Arthur Penn’s Bonnie & Clyde and the epic adventures of Walker Texas Ranger. B
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‘How To Ride Dick’ and the Best Sex Classes You Can Take in Dallas
The last few years have allowed us to get to know ourselves plenty, and it may be time to get reacquainted with our partners.
The Best Things To Do In Dallas, Feb. 16-22
Can’t get to Rome? No worries, Irving Mall (3865 Irving Mall, Irving) is bringing Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel to you.
Creepy Victorian Murder Doll Turns Keller’s Town Hall Into a Horror Tourist Stop
The city of Keller has turned into that Jonathan Coulton song about the creepy doll that’s “got a ruined eye, that’s always open,” and people cannot get enough of it.
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They’re Not Farts in a Jar, But North Texans Are Joining the Trend by Selling All Sorts of NFTs
The greatest digital trend of 2021, NFTs, might just be here to stay. The sale of digital cartoon images, exclusive content, art, tweets, old pictures and an array of other digital content purchased and stored on the blockchain amounted to a total of nearly $25 billion
You Can Now Find Michaelangelo’s Sistine Chapel … in an Irving Mall
If you get the chance to stand under the majestic ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City, you should take the opportunity, but you won’t get a lot of time to take in the experience.
Celebrate the Chinese New Year in Richardson’s Chinatown This Saturday
Dallasites, prepare yourselves … this weekend will be busy. With Valentine’s Day weekend coming up along with a Super Bowl Sunday, and with the weather improving from the one-day (OK, two-day) winter storm from last week, there are going to be a lot of people out celebrating something.
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Let’s Get Stupid! Is Jackass Forever Better When You’re Drunk or Stoned?
The number one movie in the world right now is Jackass Forever. Some might see this as a sign of our impending doom, that we’re de-evolving as a species to a classification of intelligence lower than our biological ancestors.
The New Play Perot! American Patriot Explores the Legendary Texan’s Life, Legacy and Ambition
Henry Ross Perot’s family name is all over the state of Texas. The Perot Museum of Nature and Science was named for Perot and his wife Margot when the family gave a $50 million gift to the institution.
The Coalition That Saved the KKK Building in Fort Worth Explains Plans For the Site
It’s been 101 years since Fred Rouse, a stockyards worker and Fort Worth resident, was found hanging from a tree at the corner of Northeast 12th Street and Samuels Avenue in Fort Worth, his body riddled with bullets and stab wounds.
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The Best Things To Do In Dallas, Feb. 9-16
Did you know there is a Henry B. Tippie National Aviation Education Center (5657 Mariner Drive) located at the Dallas Executive Airport? It offers an enormous collection of World War II nose art and educational exhibitions and collections of artifacts that explore and honor contributions of many.
TikTokers Want Dallas To Prove It’s Not a Dating Dumpster with a Singles’ Soirée
Alexandria Ashraf, a Dallas influencer known as the The Basic Blogger Bitch, left a trail of bruised egos last fall when she and other TikTokers dubbed Dallas a dating dumpster.
Indie Film WAKE UP Demands That Sex Trafficking Be Acknowledged by Suburbia
Each day or month is a new “national” day or month for something on social media, an excuse to flood our feeds with posts about insignificant holidays.
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Friends and Family Remember Fort Worth Film Community Pioneer Tom Huckabee
Tom Huckabee died on Jan. 28 following his battle with cancer at the age of 66. The filmmaker, who’d spent his life working in and outside of the mainstream film industry in many capacities, had one singular goal and passion: storytelling.