Dallas Observer

06/28/2025

Little D does Pride Month in a big way, and this year was no exception.

06/28/2025

If you’re hitting the lake and don’t know what to throw on, this is the playlist for you.

🔗 dallasobserver.com/music/spotify-playlist-dallas-artists-for-fourth-of-july-party-22561019

06/28/2025

Remember when BigXThaPlug and Shaboozey shut down the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge? Here's why.

BigXThaPlug and Shaboozey share another collaboration after weeks of teasing the song on social media.

06/28/2025

The hip-hop producers touched on everything from Dallas culture to the music business at the South Dallas Cultural Center.

06/28/2025

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06/28/2025

Dallas ranks in the top twenty for "livability, lovability and prosperity," apparently.

🔗 dallasobserver.com/arts/houston-tops-dallas-in-new-best-us-cities-ranking-22568308

06/28/2025

Here's a round-up of the best tacos we've enjoyed in Dallas.

Did we miss one? Let us know (respectfully) and we'll gladly report back to update this list if we see fit.

These are big claims to make, but someone's gotta do it.

06/28/2025

H-E-B loaded up rolling suitcases and passed out tortillas at San Antonio International Airport yesterday.

🔗 dallasobserver.com/restaurants/h-e-b-surprises-texas-airlines-passengers-with-5k-butter-tortillas-22578894

06/28/2025

Scientifically speaking (we aren’t the scientists, to be clear), odors rise with temperature, and you know as well as we do that it’s about to get oppressively hot out here.

🔗 dallasobserver.com/arts/a-friendly-dallas-observer-reminder-its-summer-wear-deodorant-22577932

06/28/2025

We caught up with a couple of Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders to discuss the latest season of their Netflix docuseries, receiving a 400% pay increase and being an inspiration for women.

06/28/2025

There are a lot of good tacos around here, you guys. After our initial list of the best 12, here are others to try.

06/28/2025

The screwworm, which can eat its way through entire herds, has wreaked havoc on the American cattle industry before, costing farmers and ranchers millions of dollars in an outbreak in the ‘60s.

🔗 dallasobserver.com/news/texas-builds-response-team-for-parasitic-flesh-eating-flies-22573149