The swamp is coming to life in North Texas! The award-winning Let's Get Shrekxual: A Burlesque Parody lands in Plano this July as a part of its national tour. The nostalgic, sexy, and fantastically freaky...
Universal has ramped up excitement for its in Frisco, Texas, following its initial announcement in early 2023. While we already knew the 97-acre complex would include a themed hotel and focus entirely on families with y...
Mike Judge's and Greg Daniel's beloved animated series, King of the Hill, returns this August after a 16-year hiatus. While the show was always based in Arlen, Texas, meant to be a fictional composite of North Texas sub...
Listen up, nerds: The Dallas Fan Expo returns this June. The is a celebration of all things comics, sci-fi, anime, and horror and is the largest convention of its kind in Dallas. This June the Dallas Fan Expo return...
Hamilton, Wicked, and more! News to make your heart sing: broadway musicals are coming back to North Texas! See what musicals are in the limelight this season with these 10 showstopping productions! [Featured image via...
Alright, alright, alright. The most iconic line of Matthew McConaughey's career just happened to be his first on film – in an improvised scene no less. That said, it's by no means the only memorable line from Richard L...
It's Oscar season. The Oscars have recently announced the official nominations. With the pandemic closing down theaters, and many studios opting to delay releases, original productions from streaming services have larg...
Lights. Camera. ! In 2020, drive-in cinema pulled a U-turn out of obsolescence. The open-air theaters came in clutch in the throes of the pandemic to provide us with safe, much-needed entertainment and escape. While Da...
Looks like we’ll get our favorite holiday specials, after all. Last month it was announced that the Charlie Brown holiday specials would not be airing on network TV this year. Apple TV+ had just signed a deal with the...
Don't go searching for the Great Pumpkin on broadcast television this Halloween. For the first time in decades, Peanuts holiday specials will not be broadcast on public television. Instead, the animated classics will b...