Alamo Drafthouse Denton and Kuumba Media will screen an award-winning "Nollywood" film — Oga Bolaji — at 6:30 p.m. today. Read more
The phrase “it takes a strong stomach” has been applied to many films throughout cinema history — such as Requiem for a Dream, Salò or any Lar… Read more
At the first-ever Splish Splash Doggie Bash, the Denton Civic Center Pool will be for the four-legged crowd only on Sept. 7. People will get t… Read more
What: Rodeo events, livestock shows, exhibits, food, music, entertainment, carnival and more. Read more
The North Texas Fair and Rodeo continues through Sunday. Read more
A little bit of roots — the stuff of Bo Diddley and Chuck Berry — and a lot of rock make Dallas five-piece 40 Acre Mule a rough-and-tumble blu… Read more
This week, our fair city welcomes thousands of new students, as well as the professors and staff of Texas Woman’s University, the University o… Read more
Oh, how glorious it is to watch scenes in movies where informants do what they do best: infiltrate. There’s nothing quite like watching a good… Read more
It was a trip past a local Taco Bueno that caught Carl and Jane Finch’s attention. They saw “a little cat head poking out of a dumpster,” Finch said. Read more
Opening this weekend is the comedic drama Where’d You Go, Bernadette, co-writer and director Richard Linklater’s film adaptation of Maria Semp… Read more
Denton musicians Mark Graham and Cassandra Berry performed the first of their monthly “Gospel Hour” series on Sunday. Graham is a classically … Read more
Tucked into a show with heavy-hitting headliners, former Denton artist Sarah Jaffe will play the 50th Anniversary Texas International Pop Festival. Read more
Josh Ward has ridden bulls in the rodeo, and rolled up his sleeves in the oil fields of Texas. Read more
THURSDAY, AUG. 15 Read more
What: Nine days of rodeo events, livestock shows, exhibits, food, music, entertainment and a carnival. Read more
Where’d You Go, Bernadette? (★★★★) Read more
Manson: Music from an Unsound Mind (★★★★) Read more
A Denton author will have a book signing at 6:30 p.m. today at Total Wine, 1800 S. Loop 288, Ste 370. Read more
Denton has its fair share of festivals, but the Labor of Love Fair might be the first one designed expressly for expecting and new parents. Read more
Remarkably, filmmaker James Cameron was the king of the box office world for over 20 years. But now, with the inextinguishable craze for super… Read more
The Texas Cultural Trust and the Texas Commission on the Arts have announced that they are accepting applications for the 2020 class of Texas … Read more
Carl Finch hadn’t planned to stage a 40th anniversary show for Brave Combo on the rooftop bar of Lone Star Attitude Burger Co. Read more
Boy Scout Troop and Pack 424 will host a Lake Cities family outdoor adventure day from 1 to 5 p.m. Sept. 8 at Bentley Station, 222 Betchan Dri… Read more
Denton’s September forecast just got gloomier. Read more
Late Tuesday afternoon on the downtown Square, we heard a man shout (pretty urgently, too) ”WHAT HAPPENED TO MY PANTS!” We looked around for a… Read more
The 21st annual Denton Blues Festival is approaching, and organizers are looking for local musicians and bands to perform on the community sta… Read more
I can certainly understand how a movie like Dora and the Lost City of Gold is not made for everyone. Read more
All it takes to help Argyle students dive into STEM classes is a healthy appetite for chili and mac and cheese. Read more
Usually, actors spend rehearsals trying to become someone else — another person. Read more
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How strange it probably is to learn that the oddly titled film The Peanut Butter Falcon is one of the most endearing movies of the year, if no… Read more
KELLER — At 91, Hilda “Tinker” Rautenberg doesn’t make a big production of her storied past. Still, she might occasionally break into song, re… Read more
Denton musicians Cassandra Berry and Mark Graham met when Berry was putting a project together for Denton County Friends of the Family. Read more
It’s been nearly 40 years since The Carol Burnett Show went off the air. At the age of 86, Carol Burnett is still asked by fans to perform som… Read more
NOTE: Pam Rainey’s column will not appear this month. Her monthly contribution about issues affecting Denton senior citizens will resume in Se… Read more
There have been a few memes floating around the internet about how the summer movie season looks like we traveled back to the 1990s. With The … Read more
The North Texas Fair and Rodeo will host a livestock show for youths and adults with special needs. The No Limits Stock Show will be at 6:30 p… Read more
Denton County families who love the outdoors can take advantage of ranger-led programs for the month of August at the Johnson Branch Unit of R… Read more
SCRAP Denton will host a fill-a-bag giveaway for 25 lucky public school teachers Aug. 10 at the nonprofit's storefront at 420 S. Bell Ave. The… Read more
DALLAS — Where can you get a Fried Burnt End Burrito, Deep Fried Bayou Fruit Bites or a Stuffed Fried Mexi-Cone? You already know the answer. … Read more
After the Fast & Furious movies spun their wheels, it was time for an overhaul. Fast Five reinvented the franchise, capitalized on heists … Read more
We’re not sure how we missed this, but the Denton Area Running Club organized its fifth Tour de Frack, a 10K race and half-marathon, last mont… Read more
Pauline Beery Mack could command her own biopic. Read more
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Denton Community Theatre opens Sarah Ruhl’s Late: A Cowboy Song this weekend. Read more
The Artists Enclave of Denton County will host its second annual “Fundango” from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Aug. 20 at Mulberry Street Cantina, 110 W. Mul… Read more
Denton’s creative reuse project will host a papermaking workshop this weekend. Read more
The Visual Arts Society of Texas and the Denton Poets’ Assembly announced the winners of the People’s Choice Awards from its 2019 "Merging Vis… Read more
In January, my daughter Sara Armstrong and I had the pleasure of attending the Dallas Museum of Art’s Arts & Letters Live program with the… Read more
As much as we love to watch our all-time favorite movies with rose-colored glasses, it’s important to acknowledge the culture has shifted. Man… Read more
Every Wednesday at 7 p.m., a train’s horn blares. Read more
RICHARDSON — During the filmmaking process, many efforts are combined from talented individuals to create a specific vision for a film. That s… Read more
Lulu Wang’s The Farewell is one of those dramatic works that manages to hit from all angles. It doesn’t just provide a singular experience but… Read more
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