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CultureMap Dallas has released the official list of 4th of July events and fireworks for 2024. Residents can explore celebrations across Dallas, from parades to spectacular firework shows, marking Independence Day with vibrant festivities.
In ‘Let Us Die,’ a Dallas man uncovers chilling WWII horrors concealed within an antique desk. The discovery sheds new light on forgotten atrocities, revealing hidden history in an unlikely place.
A women’s rights group voiced strong opposition to the Dallas adult-entertainment expo, citing concerns over exploitation and objectification. Organizers defended the event, emphasizing freedom of expression.
Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce sparked controversy on Monday Night Football, dubbing Dallas the “butthole and armpit of America.” The remarks, aired live, have sparked widespread reactions from fans and media alike.
A new luxury movie theater is set to open in Dallas’ revamped Victory Park, marking a key milestone in the district’s entertainment revival. The venue promises an upscale cinematic experience for the city’s growing audience.
NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth delivers the latest entertainment news, covering celebrity updates, movie premieres, and local events. Stay informed with exclusive interviews and breaking stories from the world of entertainment.
“America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” is back for Season 2. The hit docuseries returns with new drama, behind-the-scenes access, and fierce competition. Watch the trailer now on Us Weekly.
Where is the original Dallas cast now? Daily Express US takes a look at where stars like Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy, and Linda Gray are today, revealing their careers and personal lives since the iconic 1980s drama ended.
Dallas’ Deep Ellum has been named one of the top 10 nightlife destinations in the U.S., according to a new WFAA survey. Known for its vibrant music scene and diverse bars, Deep Ellum continues to attract night owls nationwide.
NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth highlights festive holiday happenings and family fun events across North Texas. From light displays to seasonal markets, residents can enjoy a variety of activities celebrating the season throughout the region.
Galleria Dallas will welcome the Netflix House entertainment concept in 2025, offering immersive experiences tied to popular Netflix shows. The new attraction aims to draw fans and boost mall traffic, Spectrum News reports.
Smurf Experience has chosen North Texas for its U.S. debut, bringing an immersive adventure inspired by the beloved blue characters. The exhibit aims to attract families and fans with interactive attractions and themed activities.
Dallas has secured a spot among the top 10 party destinations in the U.S., according to CultureMap Dallas. The city’s vibrant nightlife, diverse venues, and lively events continue to attract revelers nationwide.
A U.K. venue known for blending pickleball with cricket is making its U.S. debut in Dallas. The innovative sports concept offers a fresh, fast-paced experience, merging elements of both games for American audiences.
TOCA Social has launched its US expansion in 2023, opening a new venue in Dallas. The brand aims to blend social dining with interactive gaming, marking a significant step into the American market.
A new Dallas venue has been recognized as one of the best clubs in the U.S., according to WFAA. The spot is quickly gaining a reputation for top-notch music, vibrant atmosphere, and exceptional service.
The “Netflix House” entertainment venue is set to open in North Texas, offering fans immersive experiences based on popular Netflix shows. The location aims to engage visitors with exclusive content and interactive exhibits.
USA Network has renewed the Dallas-filmed drama “Queen of the South” for a third season, confirming the show’s continued success and strong connection to the city. Filming will return to Dallas later this year.
Bryce Dallas Howard revealed that her father, director Ron Howard, once “legit” mistook actress Jessica Chastain for her. The mix-up highlights the striking resemblance between the two actresses, both celebrated for their Hollywood careers.
Actress Priscilla Pointer, known for her role on “Dallas” and as the mother of Amy Irving, has died at 100. Her career spanned decades, leaving a lasting impact on film and television.