The show must go on, and for Theatre Three it’s about to go on after way too long a hiatus. But before they kick off the 2021-2022 season, they’re looking for the best talent in the area—both onstage and behind the scenes. This Friday evening, Artistic Director Jeffrey Schmidt, Associate Artistic Director Christie Vela, Executive Director Charlie Beavers and Joel […]
The show must go on, and for Theatre Three it’s about to go on after way too long a hiatus. But before they kick off the 2021-2022 season, they’re looking for the best talent in the area—both onstage and behind the scenes. This Friday evening, Artistic Director Jeffrey Schmidt, Associate Artistic Director Christie Vela, Executive Director Charlie Beavers and Joel […]
If you need to pre-game before this Saturday’s brunch festivities, we’ve got the scoop on one of the most intense mimosa-fueled events in the city. For only $30 (if you book your tickets today), you can tour the new shops and restaurants during Buzzed & Bubbly: The Village Mimosa Walk. The sprawling apartment complex neighborhood has a whole host of […]
How far would you go to make a point? Now, how far would you walk to make that same point? That’s a big part of the plot of the new movie, Joe Bell. Based on the true story of a dad (Mark Wahlberg) who walked across the country from La Grande, Oregon to New York City with his gay son […]
We let our body go to hell this past year. Covid was an easy excuse, but the truth is we simply enjoyed being lazy and eating whatever we wanted, assuming nobody would see us naked for a very long time. Well, now we’re finally back at the gym and things are starting to look a little better with our clothes […]
One of the few things in American life that most of us have in common, regardless of whether one is a baby boomer or Generation Z or something in between, is a connection to The Wizard of Oz. Time hasn’t diminished the magic that occurs when Dorothy opens the door in a sepia-toned Kansas farmhouse and walks into the Technicolor […]
I’m feeling athletic this week. Sports. I hate sports. It’s just not a subject which usually interests me. However, this week, I must turn my prayers in such direction. I don’t understand all of what’s going on, but college football in my neck of the woods is in an uproar. Apparently, the University of Texas and University of Oklahoma are […]
In January 2020, we launched a new local travel feature. Yet by March, suddenly the word staycation meant ordering room service from Uber Eats, wearing a robe all day and not leaving your own living room (but maybe dropping an umbrella in a cocktail for a bit of whimsy). Soon, our second and final Staycation of the Month selection inadvertently […]
Black Tie Dinner – the nation’s largest LGBTQ fundraising dinner of its kind – officially announced its return to the downtown Dallas Sheraton in 2021 on Saturday, November 13. Board officials took the stage at Fair Park during this year’s Pride Celebration to publicly share the exciting news with the North Texas LGBTQ community and its allies. “We are extremely […]
Two mixed-use high-rises will be going up soon in the parking lots behind The Strip. The project, which includes two towers up to 20 stories and over 400 apartments, received unanimous approval from Dallas City Council yesterday. The properties were sold by Caven Enterprises to PegasusAblon. Caven owns Station 4, JR’s Bar & Grill, Sue Ellen’s and TMC. As a […]
