Marybeth Ingram —aka Barbie, aka Gia — with her grandbabies TAMMYE NASH | Managing EditorNash@DallasVoice.com In 1997, when Marybeth “Barbie” Ingram won the title of Miss Fem Buddies, some ...

Artist Cesar Aragon, Nestor Estrada’s husband, with one of Bella Hampton Farm’s two donkeys. Every other month, Bella Hampton Foundation raffles off original artwork by Aragon to help fund the farm’s ...

Actor Blake Hackler portrays multiple roles in Theatre Three’s I Am My Own Wife(Photo by Jeffrey Schmidt) RICH LOPEZ | A&E WriterRich@DallasVoice.com Charlotte von Mahlsdorf is a part of queer history ...

Americans are exhausted. The constant stream of troubling news can leave us feeling overwhelmed, discouraged and powerless. And authoritarians want the people to feel hopeless and helpless. We must ...

Estate planning isn’t about how much you have. It’s about protecting the people and life you’ve built. There is a phrase I hear all the time: “I don’t really have an estate.” Yes, you do. You may not ...

For four decades Dallas Voice has been more than just a newspaper; it has been a beacon of hope, a platform for advocacy, and a mirror reflecting the diverse voices of our LGBTQ community.

Texas announced this week that Alyssa Edwards will be the featured guest at the organization’s annual gala on Nov. 21.

The Women’s Chorus of Dallas and ensembles of the Turtle Creek Chorale come together Saturday, Oct. 17, to present We the People, a concert honoring the 250-year anniversary of the signing of the ...

Experience an afternoon where vibrant cultural celebration meets Halloween fun. The Oak Lawn Band proudly presents its first ...

Texas’ “anti-drag” bill that has twice been declared unconstitutional — has struck again, costing a high school senior a ...

In The Unpoetic Life of August Grey, Pushcart Prize-nominated poet Max Fischerdelivers a novel-in-verse about grief, first love and the joy of becoming one’s true self. The book will premiere on Oct.

Circle Theatre’s current production of Ain’t Misbehavin’ was a marvelous triumph of a return for the theater which had taken ...