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Wednesday and Mannequin Pussy split a headlining bill at the Bomb Factory, delivering refreshing sounds and encouraging political activism.
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"How to Rob a Bank" is an entertaining heist film with creative robberies.John C. Reilly and Zoë Kravitz's chemistry enhances the film's engaging moments.The film explores online influence but lacks character depth, impacting emotional investment. #pickem-widget .pickemContainer { overflow-x: clip; } LOS ANGELES — There is something about a good heist movie that I love.
The Cache Valley Tour of Faiths began Friday, showcasing 10 different religious communities.Visitors can attend 15-minute introductions and ask questions about each faith.The event promotes unity, understanding and respect for others, rather than focusing on proselytizing. #pickem-widget .pickemContainer { overflow-x: clip; } LOGAN — The tapestry of religious faith across Utah has been interwoven with dozens of faith traditions throughout its history.
The event dates coincide with the same days NIOSA would have been held in 2027 before it was paused by Conservation Society leaders in September.
Elizabeth Acevedo’s new book “Anger is Only a Shadow” is a Texas Book Fest pick this year.
Comedian Tim Heidecker has spent more than a decade expanding “On Cinema at the Cinema” from a deliberately inept movie-review show into an elaborate universe…
The comedian is bringing his On Cinema web series before live audiences in the Lone Star State.
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It's never too early to plan, right? Leon Bridges, Harry Styles, Sylan Esso and more are coming to D-FW in 2027.
Los Angeles celebrity hotspot and movie-set staple, The Ivy, is expanding to Dallas, bringing its famous patio to the Katy Trail.
Sue Ellen's is our only lesbian bar in Dallas, and regulars are expecting it to boost their music selection after Halloweekend critiques.
The identified shortcomings raised “serious concerns” about the stability and operation of the agency, the review found.
Comedian Nate Bargatze contributed $1.5M toward a new $7M indoor athletic complex at his Tennessee alma mater, Donelson Christian Academy.