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5 Surprising Films to See at Oak Cliff Film Festival 2015 | D FrontRow

This year’s Oak Cliff Film Festival describes its theme as deriving from No Wave, the hardscrabble, DIY, punk-infused spirit of

The city’s most sizzling cultural events present plenty of reasons to stick around town this summer. From an off-Broadway hit

What Exactly Is Jamz On The Seas? Jamz on the Sea is a high class Hip Hop, R&B and Comedy

When Dallas architect Frank Welch created this 8,000-square-foot house along Houston’s Buffalo Bayou, the home was on the cutting edge

Just in time for World Oceans Day, an underwater luxury hotel still in the planning and fund-raising stage, is now

A landlord-tenant disagreement involving Gearbox Software is threatening the video game developer’s move into a new building in Frisco. In

Teenage girls chatter in a dressing room about the new musical coming to the Black Academy of Arts and Letters

This date in 1854 marks the birth of Olivia Davidson Washington. She was a Black educator and administrator, and a

In 1995, there were 146 radio stations in America owned by African Americans. Today there are only about 68 remaining,