Can’t afford $1,200 for a Super Bowl ticket? How about $20 for a kid’s ticket and $25 for an adult’s to the NFL Experience? Attendees can play football, see NFL players close-up, get autographs, hear stories and check out more than 75 games and attractions. The NFL Experience encompasses approximately 850,000 square feet and features [...]
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Despite a treasure-trove of new information having emerged over the last forty-six years, there are many people who still think who killed President John Fitzgerald Kennedy and why are unanswerable questions. There are others who cling to the Lee Harvey Oswald “lone-nut” explanation proffered by the Warren Commission. Both groups agree, however, that whatever the [...]
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Starting January 21st the Dallas Children’s Theater presents the real story of the Big, Bad Wolf in THE TRUE STORY OF THE 3 LITTLE PIGS! Based on the hilariously popular book, Alexander T. Wolf finally gets to tell his side of the storyand YOU determine the ending of the play in this rock Hip-Hop-ity musical [...]
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The USA Film Festival’s 27th annual KidFilm® Festival opens this Saturday at the Angelika Film Center, Mockingbird Lane, Dallas, TX. Saturday’s selection features acclaimed animated films Eleanor’s Secret and Summer Wars. Also Saturday is your chance to meet the children’s book author Mike Thaler and illustrator Jared Lee, whose The Black Lagoon series is now [...]
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Vignettes from the USA film festival’s 26th annual Kidfilm . “Knuffle Bunny” and its creator Mo Willems’ presence added extra charm to this year’s event that featured a great line-up of children’s classics and a host of adventurous characters.
PURIFICATION Put your whole focus onto “How may I serve?” instead of “What might I get out of this?” and everything will go better. Affirm loving thoughts about yourself and others. Avoid any behaviors that lead to feelings of guilt or shame, as these lower your self esteem. Leave situations that are out of integrity [...]
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America’s schools are failing our kids. On this point, the data is clear. While some people blame the kids, or simply want to throw more money at the problem, we know that real change requires a better system — one that puts students’ needs before those of special interests or wasteful bureaucracies. StudentsFirst’s mission is [...]
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Do a Marty McFly and travel back in time to the 19th century during Candlelight at Old City Park in Dallas. The two-day weekend festival conjures up ye olde holiday experience for the family: carriage rides courtesy of half-brother donkeys Nip and Tuck, storytelling, photos with St. Nick, crafts, entertainment and all that jazz. Listen [...]
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Esther and Jerry Hicks have done it again with an amazing meditation book and cd! This is a User-Guide that contains inspirational meditations. There are a variety of sections in the book that address inspirational messages from all areas of your life including general-well being, physical well-being, financial well-being, and relationships. It’s a wonderful handbook [...]
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Edward Zwick’s Love and Other Drugs is an offbeat romantic drama set in the world of pharmaceutical sales. Jake Gyllenhaal’s Jamie Randall is a sex-addicted stud whose effortless ability to bed women anytime/anywhere gets him fired from a peppy job selling electronics equipment to women of all ages during a bustling 1996 economy. Jamie’s seduction [...]
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