Vintage Vantage: Ken Weber’s Retro And Remarkable Martini Consignment In Dallas
Ken Weber is the guy to know in Dallas if you love high-quality vintage clothing. Along with his husband and business partner,
Living Artistry: Inside The World of Vogue Vignette’s Very Colorful Creativity
Stephanie J. Schiller, founder of Vogue Vignette, brings fashion to life like no other. With her live illustration talents that appear at
Coloring Outside the Lines: Dallas Contemporary Artist Brad Ellis Paints Happiness
You might call it the Canvas Chronicles. Brad Ellis has had a storied career as an artist who has distinguished himself by
Texan Treasure Trove: What It’s Really Like To Be On PBS’s Antiques Roadshow
Ever wondered how it feels to appear on the hit PBS series, Antiques Roadshow? Join our cool culture chaser Dee Covey as
Texas, Meet Paris With The American Friends Of Versailles New President From Texas
Alicia Bryan has been named President of The American Friends of Versailles. A native of San Antonio, she is already planning events
Funny Fellow: Comic Simon Fraser, Brit-Turned-Austinite, Tells All
When you’re the funniest guy in the room, it might seem daunting. Not for professional comedian Simon Fraser who is stirring up
Dallas: Women Of The Arts Event Supports Texas Cultural Trust
The residence of Dallas philanthropist Debbie Tolleson was the recent setting of a very special evening of fun and raising more awareness
Eartha Kitt: Original Sex KITTen’s Song, Santa Baby, Turns 70 This Year
Femme Fatale. Champagne Chanteuse. Star of stage and screen. Eartha Kitt is the original Material Girl who knows more about the ins
Dallas’ Centenary Glam At The Historical Stoneleigh Hotel
The historic Le Méridien Dallas, Stoneleigh Hotel was the recent setting for a night in honor of one of Dallas’ most historic
Master Class Inspiration: Corpus Christi Native & Tony Award-Winning Playwright Terrence McNally
When he brought his last play, Immortal Longings, to Texas to run at the ZACH Theatre in Austin, Corpus Christi native Terrence
Brassy & Bold: When Ann Richards’ Legacy Took Center Stage
When Holland Taylor returned to Austin with her “cantankerous and charming” tribute to Governor Ann Richards at the ZACH Theatre, it was
