In the early days of Major League Soccer, many of the league’s teams played home games in stadiums designed for American football. Their predecessors...
The Star-Telegram recently pandered to Lone Star pews by publishing an op-ed defending Texas’ decision to teach the Bible in public schools.
Christians in general and...
Levitt Pavilion in downtown Arlington sits desolate this month, a stark contrast to June, when an estimated 15,000 people piled into the small green...
Visuals of athletic competition impact us. The perfectly captured victory celebration, the image of a defeated competitor’s despair, the moment of a home run...
Breakfast Brothers, 400 E Front St, Ste 100, Arlington. 682-563-6490. 7am-2pm Mon-Thu, 7am-4pm Fri-Sun.
A light drizzle and shallow wind gusts didn’t slow an early morning crowd...
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Alpha (NR) Alia Bhatt stars in this Indian action-thriller as an assassin seeking to take down her stepfather’s company selling mercenaries’ services. Also with...
The contribution of Black musicians to Fort Worth is the same as it is to America. It’s immeasurable, invaluable, and woefully underrecognized. To alleviate...
When nearly everything is wrong, giving into the nihilism only worsens the situation. You’ve got to make time to celebrate what’s worth fighting for....
Aaaaand we’re back to the Beautiful Game — or a movie screening about it, at least.
The Irving Archives and Museum (801 W Irving Blvd, Irving, 972-721-3700)...
With our calendar being somewhat, well, calendar-driven and with June being an onslaught of special happenings and holidays, it’s no surprise that you’re holding yet...