Tonight at The Post in Fort Worth, the retro pop band The Plum Boys will debut their vibrant new EP, titled Alive. The group, consisting of frontperson Fabian Aguilar, bassist Bobby Elder, multi-instrumentalist Caleb Jackson, drummer D’Andre Miskel, and multi-instrumentalist Connor Powell, infuses their music with a nostalgic ’80s vibe, paired with introspective lyrics that…
Discovering Downtown Fort Worth: A Hub of Culture and Entertainment Downtown Fort Worth, Texas, is often celebrated for its vibrant mix of traditional Texan charm and modern sophistication. This bustling urban center is a magnet for tourists seeking a blend of history, art, and entertainment. From cowboy culture to cutting-edge architecture, downtown Fort Worth offers…
Meadowbrook’s The Dock Bookshop stands out as a prime destination for celebrating Black History Month, showcasing a vibrant mix of literary events and author appearances that honor the contributions of Black writers and thinkers. Last summer proved challenging for sisters Donna and Donya Craddock, the owners of The Dock Bookshop located at 6637 Meadowbrook Dr,…
The latest black-comedy remake, “How to Make a Killing,” struggles to capture the charm of its predecessor, “Kind Hearts and Coronets.” The original, directed by Robert Hamer in 1949, is a classic that revolves around a young man determined to claim his family’s inheritance by eliminating the relatives who stand in his way. Notably, all…
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Black History Month. Had I been reviewing movies back in February 1976, I would have likely expressed concern over the limited opportunities available to Black filmmakers. Now, their contributions are celebrated and fill numerous volumes. Although this brief article can hardly cover the vastness of their achievements, it…
Keegan McInroe’s latest album, Neon John, serves as a poignant exploration of the nuances found in romantic misadventures. The Fort Worth troubadour shifts from the political themes of his previous work, such as the 2017 album A Good Old Fashioned Protest, to delve into the complexities of love, desire, and heartbreak with a signature dry…
In the Eagle Mountain-Saginaw school district, students at Boswell High recently staged a walkout to express their discontent with various pressing issues, including the rise of authoritarianism, the resurgence of extremist ideologies, and the tragic deaths of American citizens Renee Good and Alex Pretti at the hands of federal agents. The students’ actions sparked a…
The chefs-turned-cover models and other restaurateurs featured in this edition embody the essence of our vibrant food scene. Inspired by the 2003 romantic comedy “Love Actually,” the cover image and accompanying listings highlight talented chefs who celebrate the themes of love and cuisine. This esteemed group of local culinary luminaries is set to host an…
Exploring Fort Worth’s Vibrant Outdoor Dining Scene Fort Worth, Texas, often celebrated for its rich Western heritage and cowboy culture, is rapidly becoming known for a culinary scene that rivals big-city dining experiences. With the Texas sun shining brightly, restaurants and cafes are taking advantage of the warm climate, transforming outdoor spaces into vibrant dining…
FX’s latest offering, The Beauty, helmed by Ryan Murphy, features glamorous models and high-octane action but ultimately lacks depth. The series exemplifies Murphy’s knack for creating content that captures the fleeting attention of today’s viewers, a strategy that can prove more detrimental than beneficial. While media creators must cater to audience preferences to thrive, Murphy…
