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From revamped rides to new ticket reservations, heres what will be different at Disneyland © Disneyland Avengers Campus When Disneyland reopens April 30, the parks will have been closed to guests for more than 400 days. In that time, a lot of things have changed — not just because were now living in the midst of an ongoing pandemic, but because Disney has used the park closure to modify a lot of what happens inside the gates. The Disneyland you walk into now will be different: There will b...

Dallas’s Top Designers Share Their Go-To Furniture Pieces, From Traditional to Trendy Round or rectangular dining table? Classic or contemporary chairs? North Texas designers settle the great furniture debates and share a few favorites. By D Home Published in D Home March-April 2021 Images Courtesy of Companies This story is part of The Best Designers in Dallas 2021 feature. Click here to see the 2021 winners. As any good designer will tell you: Not all chairs are created equal. Sure, you can...

There’s a philosophical bent to Soham Bhatt’s cider making, one the architect behind Artifact Cider Project has developed since starting the company in 2014. “What we’re about is trying to get people to identify cider as part of the culture of the Northeast, and something that’s fundamental to it,” Bhatt says in a recent phone conversation. “When cider was starting its resurgence, that focus was always on the past. And we’ve taken things from the past and modernized them. “Cid...

Matt Bollingers Intimate Look at Americas Lost Year @ Zürcher Gallery Zurcher Gallery // March 13, 2021 - April 29, 2021 April 02, 2021 | in Painting "Many of the threads of tension, overwork, sickness, and white culture that came to a head this past year are tangled in this group of paintings," Matt Bollinger states in the press release for his current show Furlough at Zürcher Gallery. And indeed, the texture and brushwork-rich paintings that are currently on view in NY are imbued with a se...

As Disneyland gears up for a hopeful reopening late next month, the park is clarifying a few of the things that WON’T be comin’ back just yet.

As Disneyland gears up for a hopeful reopening late next month, the park is clarifying a few of the things that WON’T be comin’ back just yet.

By @SocialQueenDarlene Photo credit: Getty Images As Disneyland gears up for a hopeful reopening late next month, the park is clarifying a few of the things that WON’T be comin’ back just yet: FastPass, MaxPass and Magic Hour will be suspended until further notice. Same for parades and other experiences that draw large crowds to a single spot. Character meet-and-greets will also be put on pause. Starting Thursday, however, California Adventure WILL open up for that ticketed, special event ...

Well, I am moved beyond words, but I’ll try to write them down.  Never in my wildest dreams did I think this club would grow to be what it is today, with this level of read engagement. This is all I could ever hope for as a columnist. We started out 8 years ago with two members — including me. Today, we’re nearly 100 strong, representing every town in SouthCoast, along with Rhode Island, California, South Carolina, and Florida. This is the 10th (!) and final installment of Meeting our 20...

Popular North Texas Self-Care Shop ‘Go Easy’ is Coming to Houston We spoke with owner Molly Mathias about what to expect when her Dallas-based business hits the Bayou City this June. By Kaitlyn Miller 2/25/2021 at 10:50am Go Easys location in Dallass Bishop Arts District.  Self-care looks different for all of us. For some, it’s a spa day complete with sheet masks, bubble baths, and a good book. For others, it’s an hour spent with your favorite candle burning while sipping...

Days after Jhene Aiko released her expansive third album, Chilombo, last March, large portions of the United States shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic. The R&B veteran had to celebrate a No. 2 debut on the Billboard 200 chart while in quarantine, and weeks later, was forced to postpone her Magic Hour Tour across North America in support of the project. Yet Chilombo overcame the unusual circumstances of 2020 and has proven to be a breakthrough project for the 32-year-old Aiko, who focu...