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Keith Lee’s Brother, Kevin Lee, Takes His Food Business From Florida Farmers Markets To Dallas
Keith Lee's older brother and former UFC fighter Kevin Lee is expanding his food venture Braised into Dallas. Former UFC fighter Kevin Lee is bringing his food business, Braised, to Dallas with a little help from his younger brother, famed social media food critic Keith Lee. The restaurant held a...
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Yella Beezy murder trial's 2nd week wraps with defense cross-examining lead detective
Rapper Yella Beezy's trial is underway for the 2020 murder of rival Dallas rapper MO3. On Thursday, Dallas Police Det. Eric Barnes returned to the stand and walked jurors through a feud timeline that he said led to MO3's death. Prosecutors also introduced text messages to try to prove Yella Beezy (a.k.a. Markies Conway) paid convicted gunman Kewon White to carry out the murder.
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Fujifilm Is Kicking Off a ‘Create With Us’ Nationwide Tour in Dallas and Miami
Fujifilm has announced the return of its Create With Us tour that originally started with a Seattle event in 2023. The event continued in Austin for 2024, followed by Minneapolis the following year. Now the event is going nationwide and kicking off first in Dallas on December 5, 2026 and Miami on January 16, 2027.
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The Forest Theater Relights Its Marquee in South Dallas After More Than 50 Years
The Forest Theater's tower and marquee are lit again. Forest Forward's Grand Return block party drew an estimated 2,500 people to South Dallas on November 1, with Erykah Badu on stage and programming running through December.
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OK Magazine
‘I Paint the Town Blue’: Doja Cat Changes ‘Paint the Town Red’ Lyrics at Dallas Concert After Democrats’ Texas Midterm Wins — Watch
During her Dallas concert on Wednesday, November 4, Doja Cat changed the lyrics of her hit song “Paint the Town Red” to “I paint the town blue” to celebrate the Democratic midterm election victories in Texas. The performance took place at Dallas’ American Airlines Center as part of her Tour Ma Vie World Tour. The...
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Review: Art of the New Deal explored at UT Dallas show
At the height of the Great Depression, between 1929 and 1939, 25% of the American workforce was unemployed. Banks failed and people lost homes and savings. With an estimated 45% living below the poverty line, hunger was widespread. Subsistence might depend on a bowl of soup dished out in long lines.
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Arlington's Medal of Honor Museum to honor veterans with free events on Nov. 11
The National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington will be hosting a number of special events honoring Veterans Day for free on Wednesday, Nov. 11. The museum, located at 1861 AT&T Way, said it’s opening its doors for free to bring together veterans, military families, and the North Texas community for a day of connection, reflection, and inspiration.