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Is That A Machete Or Are You Just Happy To See Me?
‘Tis the season for blood-curdling screams, dismembered body parts and the hot, hunky mass murderers behind all the mayhem. At least in the world of Jeffrey King, the artist behind the Dallas-based studio, All The King’s Men. He’s been making our jaws drop ever since he launched his first lines of boner-clad male 3-D printed sculptures. Now, he’s turned his […]
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The Texas Theatre Brings Back A Classic “Skin” Flick
Back in the early 2000s, Hollywood didn’t have nearly as much queer content as we enjoy today. From TV to the big screen, more and more stories have emerged about the LGBTQ+ experience, and the world is better for it. One of the early pioneers of modern queer cinema, Gregg Araki, got his start back in the late 1980s. But […]
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Retro Music From The Future
Some recording artists try to reinvent themselves—and their sound—constantly. And we applaud them. Other singers release album after album over the decades, and you could drop the needle on any single track, and we’d know exactly who you’re playing. The Pet Shop Boys are one such group. And we applaud them for that, too. We love the comfort of getting […]
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SPCA Pet of the Week: Brazil Is Ready to Learn What Safe Feels Like
Brazil has one of those faces that makes you want to lower your voice, sit down beside her and let her decide when she is ready. Then that little tongue-out grin appears, and suddenly the serious girl is gone. This 5-year-old Mastiff mix weighs 60 pounds and has a gentle, affectionate nature underneath some understandable shyness. She can take a […]
The Store
Well it’s October 1, and the Store is closed. I say the Store because the 1983 documentary about the flagship Neiman Marcus store in downtown Dallas was titled The Store. Note a store, not that store, but the Store. For generations of Texans, it was a source of pride when so much of the world thought of our state as […]
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Travel Tuesday: Make 2027 Your Year Of Yes (Or Should We Say, Yassss!)
If you’re like us, you’ve already made most of your travel plans for the rest of 2026. Flights booked. Hotel rooms secured. Bucket-list excursions added to the calendar. So, naturally, it’s time to start planning and booking your 2027 vacations. And if you can swing it, let’s make these adventures as grand as they can possibly be. And also the […]
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Black Tie Dinner Brings Cece Cox Full Circle
Twenty-seven years after becoming the youngest person ever to receive Black Tie Dinner’s Raymond Kuchling Humanitarian Award, Cece Cox is headed back to the stage for another honor. Black Tie Dinner announced that Cox, longtime CEO of Dallas’ Resource Center, will receive its 2026 Visibility Award at the 45th Annual Black Tie Dinner on Saturday, Nov. 14 at the Sheraton […]