Because Saturday The 22nd Can Be Scary, Too

The original Friday the 13th will always hold a special place in our youthful trauma. But today, we look back at it so fondly. We can hardly wait until the prequel series, Crystal Lake, debuts this fall. This Saturday night, the incomperable May May Graves brings her dancers and a live drag show to the Texas Theatre followed by a […]

Stars: Rising To The Occasion

Every drag performer has to start somewhere. And many of them do so right at our very own Rose Room at Station 4/S4 in the heart of Dallas’s gayborhood. This Thursday, August 17, you’re invited to attend this year’s The Rising Star Pageant at 11:00 p.m. Or, if you want to throw your hat (or wig) into the ring to […]

Where To Eat This Weekend: Saturday Brunch At Mirador

You had us at caviar donuts. And then you went and blew our minds with everything else. A recent brunch at Mirador left us completely enamored with the time-honored ritual of gathering over champagne and beautiful food on late weekend mornings. Located in the Forty Five Ten penthouse in the heart of downtown Dallas, Mirador already has cachet thanks to […]

Stoners, You’ve Got A New Movie!

For decades, the stoner-comedy milieu has mostly belonged to the dudes, bros and bong-buds of Hollywood. Thank Cheech and Chong if you must. But tonight, two women toke up the mantle with the premiere of The Wrong Girls. Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat star in the wild and trippy movie about two best girlfriends who enjoy their fair share of […]

Queer Weekend Pool Party Vibes Start On Thursday

Weekends and pool parties go together like vodka and soda. Movie theaters and popcorn. Power tops and submissive bottoms. But sometimes, we can’t wait for Friday to roll around to go off the deep end. Thankfully, Lee Harvey’s Dive In understands that sentiment and returns with the August edition of its queer pool party series. Summer House- Feel the Heat […]

Things Are Tingling Down There

Long before the b of the raunchy, animated Netflix delight, Big Mouth, teens were dealing with lustful feelings aplenty. With glorious music by Duncan Sheik and powerful words by Steven Sater, no less. We’re talking, of course, about the eight-time Tony Award-winning Spring Awakening, which made its Broadway debut in 2006. Twenty years later, Theatre Three in Dallas brings the […]

Lollie-palooza!

We love a good striptease. Emphasis on the tease. Nothing quite compares to a bawdy burlesque show for a night of T&A-fueled entertainment. Even though we’re not personally into tits and ass quite the same way as some men, burlesque performers have always been our kind of people. This weekend, one local troupe hits a major milestone. The Lollie Bombs […]

Where There’s A Willmann, There’s A Way

We could all use a really good laugh these days. And funny enough, we know just the queer stand-up comic to do the job this weekend.   Stand-up comedian, actor and podcaster Emma Willmann brings a gigantic helping of laughs to the Dallas Comedy Club this weekend  With a 7:30 and 9:30 show both Friday, August 7 and Saturday, August 8, […]

SPCA Pet of the Week: Joel Is 33 Pounds Of Pure Good Mood

Some dogs have a talent for making people laugh. Joel has turned it into an art form. This two-year-old mixed breed is 33 pounds of charm, curiosity and nonstop tail wags. With his black-and-white coat, pointy ears and one perfectly placed black patch over his eye, Joel looks like he showed up wearing his own signature look. Add in his […]

You’ve Gotta Do This Don’t

Sometimes we scream at the television and beg the streaming gods to make sense of something we’ve witnessed. Such was the case during the 18th season of RuPaul’s Drag Race. Breakout star and early favorite Jane Don’t had placed in the top for 10 consecutive challenges, including three wins. However, after her first and only appearance in the bottom two, […]