Michael ‘5000’ Watts, Swishahouse founder and Houston hip-hop legend, dies at 52
Michael “5000” Watts, a Houston hip-hop legend and founder of the Swishahouse record label, died Friday. He was…
SPARC Gallery Open “The Best of Times” by Clifford Bailey & Emerging Artists 2026 | The South Pasadenan
PHOTO: SPARC | The South Pasadenan | SPARC Gallery Open “The Best of Times” by Clifford Bailey Clifford…
Academy Museum Screenings, Tours & Watch Party Through March 22 | The South Pasadenan
PHOTO: Oscars | The South Pasadenan | Academy Museum Kicks Off Oscars Season With Screenings, Tours, and Watch…
THE NOTEBOOK | Hollywood Pantages Theatre | The South Pasadenan
PHOTO: Roger Mastroianni | South Pasadena News | Chloë Cheers (Younger Allie) and Kyle Mangold (Younger Noah). Producers…
Junior Players is producing the official ‘teen edition’ of the dark musical ‘Hadestown’
Junior Players is technically performing the teen edition of the hit Broadway musical Hadestown, which offers the option…
4 moments in D-FW arts and culture that made us pause in 2025
The arts can galvanize change or spark polarizing debate. They can be a window into our belief systems.…
Dallas artist St. Vincent reveals who she would like to cover her songs on ‘Late Show’
Lake Highlands High grad Annie Clark (St. Vincent) has won six Grammys, co-written and starred in a movie,…
‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ is the latest movie-to-musical adaptation coming to Dallas on tour
Mrs. Doubtfire is now a musical, joining the likes of Mean Girls, Waitress, Back to the Future, Beetlejuice,…
Irving-raised David Garza to perform at Kessler Theater in homecoming show
Update: The singer won a Grammy for co-producing Fiona Apple’s “Fetch the Bolt Cutters.” Irving-raised singer David (pronounced…
Don Stone, Dallas philanthropist and arts advocate, dies
Don Stone, a Dallas civic leader and strong supporter of the arts, died on Sunday. He was 96.…