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The big bill of horrors that prohibited Pride clubs has now caused a local school to cancel its production of "Little Shop of Horrors," over gender-identity related issues.
Salvation Tattoo wants to bolster Dallas' tattoo culture by bringing 50 artists from around the world to the city for one colorful weekend.
Kelly Clarkson tried to buy a $15,000 one-of-a-kind mechanical bird at a small Brooklyn toy shop. Then all hell broke loose.
Calling all cuties: Your death cab will be here in March. Fort Worthians: Start planning for a homecoming.
Concerts. Should. Be. Fun. For. Everyone.
I'd rather sooner move to Houston than yell out "boomer." It's Red River Rivalry week in Dallas.
Halloween is on a Saturday this year, which means you have no excuse not to party.
Even 8,000 volts couldn't keep Dallas artist Jeff Saenz from finding his way back to the stage. His new Baby Snakes & the Electric Co. project is that journey on display.
Who could have guessed the ostentatious McMansion owner who manages to gridlock his street every holiday season is a supporter of Ken Paxton? Us. We could have.
A viral story of an elderly North Texas man whose wife is battling cancer led to the fundraising platform pulling the donations due to a policy violation.
Slayyyter's Worst Girl in the World Tour set the stage for a rising artist quickly becoming one of the best live performers in pop music right now.
The pop heartthrob added several dates to his already successful concert tour. And then he added a few more, including five nights in Arlington.
The Basketball Hall of Famer got behind the turntables as his DJ Diesel alter ego for a string of shows.
You might have seen a photo of a man in his underwear on the jumbotron at the American Airlines Center all over your timeline. Here's the brief on that.
Here's where you can explore a little BDSM (and more) in Big D.
Attending an event with President Trump at this week's convention will cost you $250,000. A picture with him is another $88,600. Or you could buy a small home.
The 20-piece line designed by high-fashion atelier and creative director of Gap Inc., Zac Posen, is available at the NorthPark store.
See you again in October when The Chicks and Miranda Lambert release albums in the same week.
The heated rivalry in question is now between the Stars and some fans.