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The Most Tony Award-Nominated Play In History Comes To Dallas This Weekend
It’s nice just to be nominated. But to get the most-ever Tony Award nominations in history? That’s a show we’d love to see. Lucky for us, AND YOU!, Stereophonic takes over the Winspear Opera House stage this weekend for five shows only. The “play with music” (not to be confused with a musical) follows a fictional rock band as they […]
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Tonight, The Dallas Gayborhood Gets A McMakeover
Well, it was only a matter of time before a major corporation descended upon our beloved Oak Lawn neighborhood. Yet here we are. Hot off its internet-breaking McNugget Caviar promotion back in February, the McDonald’s fast food chain quietly began updating the vacant Hamburger Mary’s space for a limited-time pop-up drag restaurant called, appropriately enough, Hamburglar Mary’s. Doors open tonight […]
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More Queens, Different Crown
Sad that RuPaul’s Drag Race just wrapped its 18th season on Friday? Well, the drag goddesses have smiled on you because a whole different kind of reality drag competition debuts today on Prime Video. It’s called Pageant Queens: Our Story Behind the Crown. It’s a little bit Drag Race, a little bit The Real World and a little bit Real […]
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Sorry, Timothée Chalamet, Opera’s Back!
You probably remember the kerfuffle back in March when actor Timothée Chalamet trash-talked opera and ballet as dying art forms. Well, he clearly hadn’t heard gay pop-opera artist Jamie Hannah who’s taken the internet by storm with his spectacular falsetto renditions of “Like A Prayer,” “I Will Always Love You” and “Can You Feel the Love Tonight.“ Today, he releases […]
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Another Saturday Night
They were called stewardship dinners, as I recall, and they were at least as important as the Christmas cantata and the annual Lottie Moon drive to raise money for international missions of the Southern Baptist stripe. They were catered affairs as opposed to the covered-dish suppers that I much preferred. The most engaged members of the congregation would be there, […]
SPCA Pet of the Week: Serendipity Is Ready For Her Own Love Story
Some dogs feel like a coincidence. Others feel meant to be. Serendipity, or Sera if you’re on a first-name basis, falls firmly in the second category. She’s a nearly four-year-old, 75-pound black-and-white beauty with a soft, fluffy coat and a calm presence that changes the energy of a room the moment she settles in. After raising a litter of puppies, […]
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Travel Tuesday: Sleeping Around Puerto Vallarta
At this point in our travel career, we’ve been to Pride celebrations in at least three dozen cities. Vallarta Pride still holds a spot in our top-five favorites of all time, right up there with New York, Toronto, Miami Beach and Breckendridge—each spectacular for wildly different reasons. This year’s Vallarta Pride celebration lasts from Sunday, May 17 until Sunday, May […]
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Dallas Pride Names 2026 Grand Marshals
Dallas Pride has announced its 2026 Grand Marshals, highlighting two leaders whose work reflects this year’s theme, “Rainbows Don’t Wash Away.” The organization has selected Rev. Rachel Griffin-Allison and Dallas City Council Member Chad West to lead the city’s Pride celebrations, including the inaugural Sunset Parade in downtown Dallas this June. Rev. Griffin-Allison serves as Senior Pastor at Oak Lawn […]