‘Tosca’ live-stream set for Feb. 26

‘Tosca’ live-stream set for Feb. 26

By Suzanne Calvin The Dallas Opera will make the company’s gripping 2015 production of Giacomo Puccini’s immortal Tosca available free of charge for home viewing. This passionate, star-studded production was originally simulcast live in high definition to a North Texas audience at Klyde Warren Park. TDO’s Tosca stream will premiere online Friday, Feb. 26 at […]

Rangers heat up with big trade

Rangers heat up with big trade

By David Mullen While many were preparing their barbeque for a feast of ribs and sausages synonymous with Super Bowl parties, the Texas Rangers were heating up the Hot Stove League. And when the smoke cleared, the last link to the World Series teams of the early 2010s was heading west and the overhaul of […]

Bonding hormones spark animals’ amour

By Dr. Beth Leermakers Chocolate-covered strawberries. Red roses. Slow dancing in the living room. Romance is in the air as Valentine’s Day approaches. Although it’s unclear whether they feel love, some animals display similar behaviors to attract a mate. Like men, many animals will go to great lengths to impress women. Do animals love? Maybe. […]

Celebration! run moved to October

Celebration! run moved to October

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the White Rock Lake Conservancy has decided to move Celebration! White Rock to October so the community can have the full event, in person! Celebration! White Rock is the largest fundraiser of the year for White Rock Lake Conservancy, but the 2020 event had to be cancelled. All proceeds from Celebration! […]

Overnight Roasted Pork Sandwiches

Overnight Roasted Pork Sandwiches

2 white onions, sliced 1/4 inch thick 1 6- to 8-pound bone-in pork shoulder 1 cup apple cider vinegar 1 cup whole grain mustard 1 cup dark brown sugar 2 tablespoons Louisiana-style hot sauce Salt and pepper Crusty rolls and pickles or kim chi, for serving Heat oven to 200F. Spread the onions evenly over […]

‘Dark science fiction’ opens season

‘Dark science fiction’ opens season

By Tina Parker Kitchen Dog Theater continues its 30th season of theater and its season-long celebration of playwrights of color with the world premiere of “Last Ship to Proxima Centauri” by Greg Lam. The Earth has become uninhabitable. The last escape ship from Earth (Seattle, to be exact) arrives to their new home centuries after […]

Super Bowl LV lacks vigor

Super Bowl LV lacks vigor

By David Mullen Wake up everyone. Sunday, Feb. 7 is Super Bowl LV with the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs facing the hometown Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the least hyped NFL championship game since Lyndon Baines Johnson was president and “Bonanza” was the No. 1 rated show on television. A worldwide pandemic rears its ugly […]

Fans invited to cheer Stars in person

Fans invited to cheer Stars in person

The Dallas Stars have an eight-game homestand coming up this month, and you can experience the excitement for yourself right from American Airlines Center. A limited number of seats are available for all home games in the month of February. Purchase your tickets today before inventory runs out. Be Loud. Wear Green. Go Stars! Visit […]

Bath House reopening with true love

Bath House reopening with true love

By Enrique Fernández After months of renovations and closures due to the pandemic, the Bath House Cultural Center will begin a gradual reopening of its gallery programs with limited days and hours of operation. In February, the center will host one of its most popular exhibitions, the 26th annual El Corazón show.   As in […]

Perot now filled with gold

Perot now filled with gold

By Taylor Mayad With a combined weight of more than 110 pounds, two exquisite and rare gold pieces originally unearthed in Australia are now on display at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science. The largest piece — dubbed the Dragon’s Lair (pictured) — tips the scales at 63 pounds making it one of the […]

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