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For Dallas filmmaker, home is where the sadness is, but he’s back to stay and make a mark

Continue reading For Dallas filmmaker, home is where the sadness is, but he’s back to stay and make a mark

Brian Wilson vs. Mike Love: Who wins the battle of the Beach Boy memoirs?

Continue reading Brian Wilson vs. Mike Love: Who wins the battle of the Beach Boy memoirs?

Van Zweden, Dallas Symphony electrify Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony

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A conversation with Bryan Cranston: living life, paying dues and breaking bad

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Chris Vognar

Continue reading A conversation with Bryan Cranston: living life, paying dues and breaking bad

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Michael Granberry

Goss Michael Foundation debuts new space with an exhibition by colorful Cuban-American painter José Parlá

Goss Michael's new venue on the edge of the Dallas Design District, is smaller, "more intimate," as Goss says, and perfectly suited to Parlá's colorful, Cuban-influenced work.

Dylan's Nobel win signals how much times really have changed

'Lady Cop Makes Trouble' will make Amy Stewart fans happy

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Chris Vognar

How modern filmmakers reframe the white supremacy of 'The Birth of a Nation'

D.W. Griffith's epic, screening this week at the Dallas Video Festival, was a breakthrough in cinema storytelling, a blockbuster that redefined how editing can propel narrative. That narrative, however, is more than troubling.

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Deborah Fleck

Fashion for a Passion to feature several Asian-American designers

Against the Grain Productions presents its annual Fashion for a Passion fundraiser that includes a fashion show, musical performances and an art exhibit.

Going for gold: Ambitious PrismCo casts magical spell with 'Midas'

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Nancy Churnin

Continue reading Going for gold: Ambitious PrismCo casts magical spell with 'Midas'

Playwright Jennifer Haley on what she misses about Texas and why 'Breadcrumbs' is her mom's fave play

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Nancy Churnin

Texas playwright Jennifer Haley on the play that changed her life, the one that's her mother's favorite and what she misses about Texas. Haley's play, 'Breadcrumbs,' is being produced by WingSpan Theatre Company at Bath House Cultural Center through Oct. 22.

'Stain Upon the Silence:' A night of theater full of risks and rewards

This 'Ann' will make theater history in Fort Worth — thanks to some clever politics

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The Kid Still Cares: Broadway star Jay Armstrong Johnson to give a homecoming concert at Kids Who Care

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Nancy Churnin

The kid still cares: Fort Worth Broadway baby Jay Armstrong Johnson returns for a deeply personal homecoming concert at Kids Who Care, the Fort Worth company that gave him his start as a kid.