At pretty much any other 817 school district, students and parents, and their friends and supporters, might show some grace to trustees greenlighting theatrical productions. But we’re talking about Keller ISD. This is the same school district whose leaders earlier this year yanked a production about the notorious 1998 Wyoming murder of a young gay […] The post Script Censorship? appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly ..read more

Cross-border gambling is an area of increasing complexity, particularly as online casinos continue to grow in popularity worldwide. For UK players, the decision to use nongamstopcasinos.net comes with certain challenges, especially in terms of understanding legal implications and ensuring safety.   Legal Landscape and Challenges for UK Players   Navigating the legalities of cross-border gambling can […] The post Non-UK Casino Perspectives: Legal Risks & Opportunities appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly ..read more

Are we likely to see changes in US casino advertising? Well, that depends on whether two senators get their way about changes to sports betting regulation and how that then impacts the industry as a whole. For now, the lawmakers only have sports betting operators in sight, but if their bill succeeds, it will probably have […] The post Are We Likely to See Changes in US Casino Advertising? appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly ..read more

Pauline Kael once described a film she reviewed as “coitus interruptus going on forever,” and that phrase came to mind when I was watching Saturday Night. The movie takes in the backstage shenanigans before Saturday Night Live’s premiere on October 11, 1975, and while I wasn’t expecting a distillation of that TV show’s cultural impact […] The post <em>Saturday Night</em>: The Show Must Go On appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly ..read more

Last year I wrote that Sebastian Stan is best when he’s playing guys who are weak, small, and insecure. The word must be spreading, because now someone has cast him as Donald Trump. He stars in The Apprentice, a movie that cleverly uses the title of his old TV show to tell the story of […] The post <em>Apprentice</em>: Apt Pupil appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly ..read more

Fort Worth, Texas, is a vibrant city that embodies a unique blend of rich history and modern cultural dynamism. Often overshadowed by its more famous neighbor, Dallas, Fort Worth has carved out its own identity, showcasing a distinct Western charm combined with contemporary urban life. From its historic sites and lively arts scene to its […] The post Fort Worth: A City of Rich Heritage and Dynamic Culture appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly ..read more

Situated above Fort Worth’s Star Café in the Stockyards, visitors to Miss Molly’s Hotel (109 W Exchange Av, 817-626-1522) climb a staircase to another era with period furnishings, furniture, and many stories about unexplained happenings provided with first-hand accounts by the owner. Miss Molly’s is considered one of the most haunted properties in Fort Worth […] The post Haunted? appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly ..read more

Join us on Sunday, October 20th (Noon to 8 pm) for the most colorful celebration in Texas at the 3rd Annual Sundance Square Catrina Fest (including $5,000 in prizes for best Catrina costume). Enjoy live music & entertainment from Noon to 8 pm, including a special performance by a Selena tribute band (Selena Forever), mariachi […] The post 3rd Annual Sundance Catrina Fest appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly ..read more

 ALL WEEKEND  Those with little ones are quite familiar with Thomas the Tank Engine, are they not? You’ll be excited (or possibly have a feeling of dread) that Grapevine Vintage Railroad is hosting a Day Out with Thomas Fri-Sun, Oct 11-13 and 18-20, at the Cotton Belt Railroad Historic District (705 S Main St, Grapevine, […] The post N&D 10.08.24 // Big Boy No. 4014, Lucinda Williams, & <I>Re/Framed</I> appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly ..read more

OPENING   Average Joe (PG-13) Eric Close stars in this Christian drama as a Marine-turned-high school football coach who fights to preserve his team’s right to pray. Also with Amy Acker, Paul Rae, Austin Woods, Annabelle Holloway, Andrea Figliomeni, and Liam Montgomery. (Opens Friday) Bad Genius (NR) This Canadian remake of a Thai comedy is […] The post Film Shorts // October 2-8, 2024 appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly ..read more