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Win Tickets to See Cher “Here We Go Again Tour” in Dallas
The Goddess of Pop is giving away tickets for her Dallas show on December 19, 2019. Cher justs ask you to create look inspired by her new fragrance and tag her in it on Instagram. GIVEAWAY: Want to see me in Dallas on Dec 19? Create a look inspired by CHER EAU DE COUTURE and…
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Diana Ross ‘Coming Out’ To Dallas For Free World Aids Day Concert
The legendary diva Diana Ross is headed to Dallas this month to headline a free World Aids Day Concert at the Bomb Factory. Host Dascha Polanco, R&B singer KeKe Wyatt and singer, actress Teyana Taylor are also set to perform. The November 29 concert is one of four free community concerts by AIDS Healthcare Foundation…
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Bianca Del Rio, Purple Party, Harness Night & More This Holiday Weekend
If you have recovered yet from Halloween and the Oak Lawn Block party weekend then put on your harness and get ready for another action-packed weekend here in Big D. It’s Veteran’s Day weekend this weekend and there are a handful of fun parties to check out including one of our favorite Drag Queens. Friday…
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Alto: Dallas-Based Rideshare Startup
Alto is a new rideshare company out of Dallas, Texas. The company is partially locally owned and partially venture capital backed, with $14.5 million raised in January of 2019 to get the operation off the ground. They are slowly gaining the formula to disrupt Uber and Lyft. Alto feels like a concierge service for the…
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Rainbow Crosswalks and Safer Streets Coming to Oaklawn
Rainbow Crosswalks are going up on Cedar Springs between Douglas and Oak Lawn. Plans are almost complete and work to “remodel” Cedar Springs Road is about to begin according the Mayor’s LGBT Task Force. They plan to mark areas of Cedar Springs at Douglas and Oak Lawn avenues. Rainbow crosswalks are planned for the street…
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Dallas Joins Global ‘Fast-Track Cities’ to End AIDS by 2030
Dallas became the latest U.S. city to join the global Fast-Track Cities initiative guided by an international mission: ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030, according to the Dallas News. Launched in 2014, the initiative encourages cities to adopt plans to reach the 90-90-90 targets set by the Joint United Nations Programme on…