Arts + Culture

When COVID-19 struck, Texas singer-songwriter Jon Christopher Davis hunkered down with his family at home in McKinney. Known as the “Bruce Springsteen of Texas,” he’d been chasing the singer-songwriter dream for 15 years in Nashville.

A Plano woman has lost her $100,000 fake Brad Pitt lawsuit to the real Brad Pitt after a judge threw it out of court.

Frisco Arts Foundation celebrated Veterans Day by sharing art at an Arts & Veterans panel discussion with local U.S. Army veterans and arts advocates.

Born in 2004 in Plano, Bryce Gheisar was a rising star in competitive gymnastics when he first discovered his love for acting. At 8 years old, he didn’t know that you could become an actor.

Jasmine's mother was a sex worker and went to prison. Her father, she didn't know. The cards in life were stacked against her, but she was one of several kids who were able to beat the odds with the help of Pat and Emmitt Smith Charities.

For your fall reading, we have curated a diverse list of literature by Texans to suit any bookshelf.

The Perot Museum building is one of Dallas' most iconic pieces of modern architecture. The Dallas Morning News called it "the boldest piece of modern architecture to hit Dallas.

Katie Scott was 8 years old when she first started rocking out to albums by hair metal bands in the ’80s. As a child, Scott took piano lessons, but was more attracted to the heavier music that her parents listened to.

Ever since the pandemic’s merciless onslaught, entertainment complexes and resorts alike have been struggling to provide safe alternatives to the concert and vacation experiences that consumers once took for granted.

When the COVID pandemic hit, the members of North Texas Performing Arts knew that if they wanted to put on programs—like, say, In the Heights , by Lin-Manuel Miranda—they would have to change everything.