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DAVE BRAY USA headlines the 2026 Thin Blue Line Ball, presented by America’s Defenders Foundation. The Dallas event honors law enforcement heroes, celebrating their dedication and service to the community.
USA Network’s hit series “Queen of the South” is shifting its backdrop from Dallas to New Orleans. The move brings new cultural dynamics and vibrant settings to the popular crime drama, promising fresh storylines for fans.
Mysterious band PRESIDENT has announced their first-ever US headlining tour, set to kick off next month. The enigmatic group promises an electrifying live experience, sparking excitement among fans nationwide.
San Antonio has been named one of America’s most fun cities, according to a new list by CultureMap San Antonio. The city’s vibrant culture, lively events, and rich history continue to attract visitors and residents alike.
The Dallas International Film Festival has unveiled its first 10 films for the upcoming edition, showcasing a diverse lineup of narratives and genres set to captivate audiences this year.
Mansfield gains attention as a new film industry hub, attracting major studios and boosting local economy. The influx of productions highlights the city’s growing appeal for entertainment business headquarters.
The FIFA World Cup™ Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola embarks on a global journey, celebrating football’s biggest prize. Fans worldwide get a rare chance to see the iconic trophy up close before the tournament kicks off.
Netflix has launched its first immersive year-round entertainment venue, blending streaming content with interactive shopping experiences. The new space aims to revolutionize fan engagement and retail, offering a unique destination for entertainment lovers.
Discover five unexpectedly fun Dallas museums perfect for families, as recommended by a local. From interactive exhibits to unique collections, these spots offer engaging experiences beyond the usual attractions.
Merlin Entertainments expands its U.S. footprint by introducing Peppa Pig-themed attractions at a second theme park, aiming to captivate new audiences and extend the beloved brand’s reach across the country.
EY Dallas welcomes clients with a strong focus on innovation and growth. The US-based firm highlights its commitment to local businesses, offering expert advisory and assurance services to drive success in a dynamic market.
The long-running USA Film Festival has announced details for its 2023 edition in Dallas, showcasing diverse films and special events. The festival continues its tradition of celebrating groundbreaking cinema in the heart of Texas.
Drake hints at a possible US tour, sparking speculation about upcoming shows in Texas. Fans eagerly await details as the rapper teases major plans, potentially marking a significant return to the Lone Star State.
The NFL Thanksgiving Halftime Show lineups have once again wowed fans, featuring top-tier artists and unforgettable performances. Esquire highlights this year’s star-studded acts, promising an electrifying game-day experience.
Dallas star Annabel Schofield has died at 62 after a courageous battle with cancer. The actress, beloved for her roles in the hit series, passed away surrounded by family, leaving a lasting legacy.
Plano’s Amber Glenn channels Madonna’s iconic spirit to shatter a U.S. figure skating record, making history with a groundbreaking performance that captivates the nation and redefines the sport’s cultural impact.
A Dallas-based firm has launched new “He Gets Us” ads about Jesus Christ ahead of the Super Bowl, aiming to spark conversations about faith and compassion during the high-profile event.
Discover the top events happening in Dallas this week with D Magazine’s Event Calendar. From live music and art shows to food festivals and family activities, find the best ways to enjoy the city.
The Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings Christmas Day halftime show will feature a special performance by TBA, bringing festive entertainment to the holiday game, USA Today reports. Stay tuned for official artist announcements.
The Sex Pistols’ 1978 performance at Dallas’ Longhorn Ballroom marked a pivotal moment in punk rock history. D Magazine revisits the iconic, chaotic show that challenged Texas’ music scene and cultural norms.