University of North Texas regents professor Keith Johnson, who led the College of Music trumpet studio, died July 31 as a result of COVID-19. … Read more
A raft of rebuttals — some of them stinging — recently took aim at a Black music theorist, Philip A. Ewell, through an obscure University of N… Read more
There’s a scene in Richard Linklater’s 2016 film Everybody Wants Some!! that sees two men discussing the everyday pressures of being young and… Read more
Question: I would like to leave my job to pursue music but am not sure when I should. Obviously, right now, during COVID, is not a good time, … Read more
Taylor Lymbery just wants his son to be able to dive into his bucket of toys and pick heroes who look like himself and his friends. Read more
When you think of racial scandals, music theory doesn’t automatically spring to mind. It did on Tuesday, when University of North Texas Colleg… Read more
This summer is the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. Read more
Whether you’re searching for a quality romance to send you crying into a box of tissues, get you hot under the collar, make you laugh, or leav… Read more
This week marks the 25th anniversary of Clueless, Amy Heckerling’s seminal teen comedy that paved the way for kids to ditch their grunge getup… Read more
Long associated with mysteries and horror, mental hospitals have been a locale for evil happenings in psychological narratives fit for midnigh… Read more
Officials at First Refuge have made it clear: Thursday night’s “Mask-erade Gala” isn’t a fundraiser. The local nonprofit — which offers medica… Read more
A University of North Texas alumnus hopes he can bring more understanding to national debates on police reform and racial justice through his … Read more
Denton resident Taylor Lymbery is making moves. Read more
Let’s backpedal 34 years ago to a time when BMX racing and freestyling was fresh on the scene. While some were cutting a little rug to Duran D… Read more
Actor and filmmaker Talia Shire will always be known for her roles in two beloved film franchises. She played Connie Corleone in brother Franc… Read more
Imagine waking up one day in a psychiatric ward, having no idea how you got there, or who you are. Maybe it was an accident, or possibly... mu… Read more
Editor’s note: This column will be Pam Rainey’s final piece on senior issues for the Denton Record-Chronicle. Rainey is retiring this project,… Read more
Officials of the North Texas Fair & Rodeo announced Wednesday that the 2020 event will be postponed until the middle of October. Read more
Denton musician Tony Ferraro doesn’t consider his latest album, Elvysses, a quarantine album. The songs were wrapped just before lockdown, but… Read more
Willie Hudspeth says he’s grateful and still amazed that people thought he deserved a vacation after the removal of the Confederate monument o… Read more
As a kid, Denton musician Livingston followed his mother’s alt-country/folk act Wise Ruby around Denton musical landmarks — Banter, Zera Coffe… Read more
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A busy Denton muralist is getting a second crack at a project that honored some of the city’s most influential Black women. Read more
Some poor soul was the victim of a grackle attack at the Kroger on University Drive recently. The unhappy bird thwacked Ena Richmond on the he… Read more
As a newbie, talking about Hamilton may annoy those who’ve been there since it began as a song delivered at the White House in 2009. But I’ve … Read more
A local nonprofit that subsidizes health care for musicians and artists launched a fundraiser on Wednesday to help cover costs through August. Read more
The Artists Enclave of Denton County has canceled its monthly art reception scheduled for July 14 at Mulberry Street Cantina. Read more
We’ve seen a lot of locals dismiss protesters who’ve taken the fight for racial justice to downtown Denton. Or dismiss the notion of protest a… Read more
A new report released this month by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission shows a steady increase in child drownings since 2016, and exp… Read more
There will be no whipped cream eating contest, and the gutter boat races will have to wait for next year. The coronavirus put the kibosh on th… Read more
Has it really been 40 years since Jason Voorhees first popped out of Crystal Lake to claim the final girl and subsequently alter the way we lo… Read more
Q: I’m a male solo artist. Sometimes when I play bars, I see some questionable behavior from men toward women in the audience. I mentioned som… Read more
This column continues the focus on the Denton Public Library’s Summer Reading Challenge theme, “Imagine Your Story.” The theme highlights book… Read more
After the pandemic shuttered galleries, University of North Texas alumna and fiber artist Jackie Lawrence and her peers saw the Dallas exhibit… Read more
The Denton County Museum has been collecting stories from county residents documenting how COVID-19 has changed their lives. Read more
Roughly 240,000 workers at Denton’s convention center have been going about their business since the end of May, but their labor has probably … Read more
Denton resident, business owner and activist Willie Hudspeth has been getting a lot of appreciation lately. After 20 years of protesting the D… Read more
“Are you not entertained? Are you not entertained?! Is this not why you are here?” Read more
Many of the characters in Judd Apatow’s titles have some growing up to do. But growing up isn’t easy, and Apatow always finds unique ways to e… Read more
Denton’s best shop for creative classes and bargain-priced art, craft and sewing supplies is permanently closing after eight years. Read more
The arrival of COVID-19 forced the Denton Juneteenth Committee to celebrate online, just like local film and music festivals before it. Read more
To celebrate Juneteenth, Ezekiel Johnson said members of Denton’s black community started talking about gathering in the park this Saturday anyway. Read more
The Denton Juneteenth Committee did what Denton's film festivals and music series did during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
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