Latest from NEWS
May 3 Election Guide
Protests, like the one that took place April 19 downtown which garnered national attention (“Protest Draws Hundreds,” April 23), are well and good, but...
Protest Draws Hundreds
Nearly 1,500 crowded into Burk Burnett Park in support of the U.S. Constitution on Saturday as part of a nationwide movement that saw millions...
Latest from ARTS
Art and Nazis
With American democracy barely hanging on, I guess I expected artists to go on the attack. Here, there, everywhere. I’m disappointed they haven’t in...
‘Make Me Famous’
Social media has given us all the intense mania to be noticed. We document our lives and world through selfies, looking in the mirror...
Latest from EATS & DRINKS
Fare Thee Well, The Pub
Six years ago, I wrote a story about how the University Pub had boxes of Plan B for sale in its vending machine. A few...
Let Them Eat Tacos
Texas Taco Week (running through Cinco de Mayo, natch) seems to offer the perfect solution for local foodies who want their carne asada and...
Latest from SCREEN
Adolescence: ‘What Have You Done?’
Sometimes when a cultural phenomenon seems to come out of nowhere, I’m already on top of it. The British crime drama Adolescence quickly became a...
Film Shorts // May 7-13, 2025
OPENING
The Ancestral Home (NR) Phuong My Chi stars in this Vietnamese supernatural comedy as a social-media influencer who encounters her late brother’s ghost (Huynh...
Latest from MUSIC
Cutting the Cord
You might call this easy listening, but the piece of audio I’ve been really enthralled with lately is Mark Hoppus’ new book, Fahrenheit-182: A...
The Replacements
As a grizzled and bitter scene vet still trying to push a few of my own Sisyphean rocks up that old hill of perpetual...
Latest from STUFF
Sports Rush: Watching The Wings
When the Dallas Wings open their 2025 WNBA season May 16 at Arlington’s College Park Center, they’ll play on national television. It’s an indicator...
Sports Rush: Mastering Mega Sporting Events
Dan Hunt learned as a teenager what a mega event in Dallas looked like.
“I was lucky enough to be a ball boy in the...
Zest Magazine
Welcome to Zest 2025
Food brings us together — and if you want to gather with about 10 other folks or two TCU offensive lineman, check out the...
Black History Month
Black History Month 2025
What better time than now to celebrate Black history. As the federal government goes about dismantling social programs aimed at bettering the lives of...
WEEKLY WOMEN
Welcome to Weekly Women
It’s our second annual special issue devoted to the better sex, and it comes at a much-needed time. Women are under attack by conservative...
Holidays
Welcome to Holidays 2024
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and we really mean that. The holidays are for celebrating the old and ringing in the...
Best Of
Welcome to Best Of 2024
“Best Of”s and listicles are everywhere these days, but remember our Best Of dates back to 1996. You can reasonably say our institutional knowledge...
Creature Comforts
Creature Comforts 2024
We were inside no longer than 45 minutes tops, and when we went back outside, he was gone. Just gone.
Miles Gamera enjoyed the playpen...
Pride Month
Rainbow Warriors
wHeRE’s y’All’S sTrAIgHt PRiDe isSuE?
Tell me next time straight people are murdered, fired/unhired, or ostracized for being straight, and we’ll happily give you your...
Summer Edition
Summertime Is Here!
Welcome to Summa-Summa-Summertime! Step right in. We've got kids' camps to recommend and great ideas for staycationing and how to spend your four-day weekends,...
Blotch Blogs
Do You Need Full Coverage in Texas? The Honest Pros and Cons
One of the drivers' most common questions regarding car insurance is whether they need full coverage. In Texas, like in many states, drivers can...
In the Birthplace of Texas Hold’em, America’s Cardroom Is Stepping Up
Poker is among the most popular card games in the United States. In fact, according to a YouGov survey, 60% or more than half...
Traffic, Weather, and Roadblocks: How Smart Routing Planning Software Adapts Instantly
Every second counts in logistics and transportation, and delays can prove to be costly. Traffic congestion, unpredictable weather, and sudden roadblocks create major challenges....
On the Calendar
Ate Days of Your Mom ’n’ Them
From 9am to 4pm Saturday and Sunday, the Fort Worth Botanic Garden (3220 Botanic Garden Blvd, Fort Worth, 817-463-4160) is hosting a Mother’s Day Spring...
N&D 4.30.25 // May the Fourth Be with You This Weekend
All Weekend
Mayfest (Trinity Park, 2401 University Dr, 817-332-1055) is back for its 53rd anniversary 3:30pm-9pm Thu, 3:30pm-10pm Fri, 10am-10pm Sat, and 11am-7pm Sun. Entertainment includes...
Ate Days of Cinco de Mayo 2025
While many of us think of Cinco de Mayo as an extra day of tequila, it means much more. What began as a commemoration of...
Fort Worth Opera Closes Sparkling 79th Season with Rossini’s Cinderella (La Cenerentola) at Bass...
Fort Worth Opera brings its 79th season to a triumphant close with Rossini’s La Cenerentola, the Italian composer’s effervescent take on the classic tale of...
