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This Little Wiggie Went To TMC
Make like Hedwig and take your wig down from the shelf. Maybe even run a comb through it. Because this Saturday night, TMC hosts a Wig Party starting at 9:00 p.m. Interpret the theme as you see fit. Whether you want to sport a neon pink pussycat wig, a big rainbow clown wig, or something old-school white befitting George Washington […]
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Where To Eat This Weekend: The Starship Bagel-Eataly Collab
What do you get when you cross the winner of Best Bagel at the 2025 New York Bagel Fest and the Dallas outpost of the iconic Eataly? One damn good reason to wake up early on Saturday and head to NorthPark Center. Starting this Saturday at 10:30 a.m. and running until 2:00 p.m. each Saturday and Sunday through June 14, […]
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Thar She Blows!
The day after the deliriously funny Catherine O’Hara died, we began a weeks-long binge of her work. Much of that, of course, included Christopher Guest movies, from Best in Show to Waiting for Guffman. Both of those movies prominently feature LGBTQ characters, so when we read that CinéWilde at the Texas Theatre was screening A Mighty Wind, we were intrigued. […]
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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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Past Imperfect
Have you ever seen a full-grown woman speak of her father in a way that belies the grandmother she is now as she reveals the Daddy’s girl that she has always been? Or the man who talks of his mother as though she might appear from the next room when she has been resting in her grave for decades? Emily […]
Trust & Obey
Perhaps you’ve heard this one before, but it was new to me when it came across my social media this week in a brief video clip by a beautiful young woman whose postings I watch frequently. She simply said something like, “I am so deeply distrustful, I look both ways when crossing a one-way street.” Boy, how that resonated with […]
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Travel Tuesday: Super Close & Super Queer
When Mr. Clock strikes midnight on June 1, Pride Month offiically begins. And with it, thousands of opportunities to gather with the LGBTQ+ community. Dallas Pride will be here soon, but with it falling on the first weekend of June, you’ll have so many more opportunities throughout the month to celebrate queerness in other cities. Fortunately, you don’t necessarily have […]
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Black Tie Dinner Enters Its “Renaissance” Era
Dallas’ biggest LGBTQ+ fundraising event just dropped its 2026 theme, and she’s arriving with drama, purpose and a luxury car raffle. Black Tie Dinner officially kicked off its 45th season this week at Park Place Motorcars Dallas with the unveiling of this year’s theme: “Renaissance.” And yes, the symbolism is intentional. After more than four decades of raising millions for […]