Whether the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival goes on or not, jazz is an integral part of the Denton scene. Read more
Intimacy direction — a new discipline that helps film, television and theater companies depict physical and emotional closeness — isn’t just f… Read more
Schools are closed. Extracurricular activities are canceled. Movie theater doors are shut. We’re stuck! Read more
We’ve certainly seen a fresh crop of internet memes by Denton residents poking fun at the various and sundry frailties exposed by the novel co… Read more
As much as we wish everything that’s going on today were an April Fool’s Day joke, alas, here we are, trying not to lose our minds amid scream… Read more
At about 10:45 a.m. today, the board of the Denton Festival Foundation said they'd decided to postpone the biggest festival of the year. Read more
Denton director, actress and singer Mandy Rausch has another title to add to her resume: intimacy choreographer and consultant. Read more
In Netflix's Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker, Octavia Spencer stars as the titular woman who went from a laundress to America’s first self-made female millionaire. Read more
Coronavirus is officially here in Denton County, and with it, massive changes to Denton residents’ work and social lives. The ranks of the Den… Read more
Have you ever imagined the feeling of gulping down wood nails? Read more
Calling all bookworms: The Denton Record-Chronicle continues its in-house community book club in April. Read more
Coming off the comedic heat of 2017’s Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle — a movie that I thoroughly enjoy and often revisit — director Jake Kasda… Read more
Storyteller Kathy Culmer tells a tale to the crowd during the 35th Annual Texas Storytelling Festival at the Denton Civic Center Friday. Story… Read more
Editor's Note: This story has been updated to report cancellations and changes in screenings. See our update here: http://bit.ly/2wUYxFa Read more
Denton festivals scrambled Thursday to meet anxiety over the rapidly spreading coronavirus, a tiny microbe that has shuttered the likes of the… Read more
NOTE: BUTTS Fest has been postponed until summer. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/buttsdtx. Read more
Riddle me this: Stoppard's 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern' uses absurdism to examine grief, free will
If you need your theater to have a distinct beginning, middle and end, then Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead might mess wi… Read more
The Denton-based Tejas Storytelling Association hosts the 35th annual Texas Storytelling Festival this week. The festival runs through Sunday … Read more
A scam email — one of thousands, it seems — found its way to a local minister’s account and contacts. The Rev. Donna Dolham, the interim minis… Read more
Nearly 65 years later, Cecil B. DeMille’s legendary epic The Ten Commandments remains one of the most popular biblical films ever made. Whethe… Read more
Eventually, we all grow up. Summer breaks go from trips to the water park to resume-padding opportunities. Close friends move on with their li… Read more
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After being shelved last year in the wake of two tragic mass shootings in the same weekend, The Hunt is back on. Read more
Update: Austin officials have cancelled South By Southwest. Read more
The Flower Mound Community Orchestras will host their annual fundraising event at 6 p.m. on May 17 at Bistecca, 2300 Highland Village Rd. The … Read more
SCRAP Denton, a local creative reuse project, will host “Camp Scrap” this week during Spring Break. Read more
Professor’s Corner, a monthly literary discussion at the South Branch Library, will bring University of North Texas English Professor Rick Joi… Read more
The First African Violet Society of Denton will host “Violets Visit TV Game Shows” from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. March 13 and 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.… Read more
Junanne Peck will demonstrate monotype techniques at the upcoming meeting of the Visual Art League of Lewisville from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Mar… Read more
Don Lash, the great Indiana runner, was the fastest man in the world in the cross country category — a two mile race that winds its way throug… Read more
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Editor’s Note: This article is available free of charge for all readers, subscribers or not, as part of the Denton Record-Chronicle’s continue… Read more
She-Rock might have music in its name, but the local International Women’s Day festival wants people to have some laughs, too. Read more
You know it’s spring when Tractor Supply Co. on Loop 288 is filled with the sounds of peeping and cheeping. Fuzzy little balls are huddled und… Read more
Extra Ordinary, written and directed by newcomers Mike Ahern and Enda Loughman, had its world premiere at the South by Southwest Film Festival… Read more
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Artist Carlos Felipe León’s fingerprints are all over the latest cutting edge of animated feature films. Read more
Denton Community Theatre continues to celebrate its 50th anniversary with a free event featuring Beverley Bass, a local retired pilot who beca… Read more
Sometimes when life gets you down, you need to let out a really ugly cry. Whether you are looking for an epic tragedy, life-affirming heroics,… Read more
The third floor of First United Methodist Church sounds suspiciously like an orchestra pit on Saturday afternoons. Jangly notes from violins a… Read more
When my good friend’s blood sugar spiked to 565 on a recent Sunday evening, there was only one thing for her daughter to do. She took her to a… Read more
Historians and pundits keep saying it: America is as politically divided as (if not more than) it was during the Civil War. Read more
In 1814, renowned author Jane Austen pulled out her pen and paper, likely having no idea that she would be writing such a revolutionary novel … Read more
Mr. Frosty’s is a true Denton landmark. Its midcentury exterior has graced more travel shows and photo shoots than we can remember. Well, now … Read more
Universal fell on its face — hard — when the studio tried to reinvent its classic monster series with 2017’s The Mummy, starring Tom Cruise — … Read more
Coming-of-age stories are my jam. I am incredibly nostalgic about my high school years, and I enjoy it when movies or television shows engage … Read more
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During a recent lunch with Jennifer Bekker, Director of Libraries for the City of Denton, I asked what the most checked-out genre is from our … Read more
Mill Creek Entertainment is the way to go if you casually buy physical copies of movies and television series. For those who aren’t into colle… Read more
An earlier version of this story included one misspelling of Ginger Cochran's name, and misidentified Natalie Sobo's painting as a Best in Sho… Read more
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