Arts & Entertainment
Revel in the nostalgia of classic film stars and join mature art workshops. From cultural festivals to vintage music, immerse yourself in diverse artistic experiences.
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David Selby’s Mom was a Big Fan
Born and raised in West Virginia, David Selby’s extensive film, television, and stage career included prominent roles in two very…
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Classic Television and Movie Moms Voice Support for the Homeless
Mother’s Day may have passed, but moms continue to inspire and encourage— even fictitious ones. Some of America’s favorite classic…
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Film Review: Thelma
Film Review by Susan Kandell Wilkofsky. Move over Tom Cruise ~ There’s a new action hero in town, and for…
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MILA SAYS: Miss Nelson is Missing
When Mila, our nine-year-old theater critic, learned CenterStage Theatre Works at the Frisco Discovery Center in Frisco was producing Miss…
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MILA SAYS: The Magician’s Nephew
Adapted by Aurand Harris | From the novel by C.S. Lewis | Directed by Artie Olaisen. Dallas’ youngest theater critic,…
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Tom Hoitsma
The 2019 North Dallas tornado made artist Tom Hoitsma think about the courage, strength, and tenacity it takes to be…
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Dallas Art Therapy
Art has an extraordinary ability to convey emotions, tell stories, and serve as a catalyst for healing. Andrea Davis, founder…
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Embracing Edward R. Murrow’s Legacy
Bren Rapp, a North Texas producer, hopes a voice from the past can bring unity during the most divisive presidential…
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Creative Journey
The creative process fascinates me, which explains why I was mesmerized by the 2021 Peter Jackson documentary about the Beatles…
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Barbara Feldon Today
You probably remember Barbara Feldon as Agent 99, the competent, lovable sidekick to Don Adams’ bumbling Maxwell Smart on the…
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Joyce Bulifant
For those who keep track of Hollywood nuptials, the title of Joyce Bulifant’s 2017 autobiography may not represent a marital…
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Barry Bostwick, the “Rocky Horror Picture Show,” and Doing the “Time Warp”
Still traveling the country for various conventions, appearances, and screenings of the 1975 musical comedy horror film “Rocky Horror Picture…
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Eddie Muller’s Case of the Missing Marshmallow Monkey
If reading bedtime stories to the grandkids is a cherished family tradition, Eddie Muller has an unusual tale to share…
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Judy Collins: I’ve Looked At Life From Both Sides Now
If you have heard Judy Collins sing even once in the last 65 years — in person, on an album,…
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Native Texan Sandy Duncan on Life, Love, and Her Career
Endearing, Inspiring, and Still Persevering ~ Maybe Sandy Duncan holds our hearts because, after thousands of performances on TV, in…
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Jazz On the Town with Peggy and Bill Lohr
Jazzy, snazzy, and razzle-dazzle are just a few words that describe the musical talents of jazz artists Peggy and Bill…
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