Don’t try this at home. In fact, don’t try this at all — unless you’re in the habit of doing double-jointed breakdancing handstands.

A Dallas art collector is making a name for himself in the world of contemporary art. And while you can’t see his collection in the art gallery he runs, you can see it at the Dallas Museum of Art.

Today in the roundup: The gun stays in Fort Worth, a local designer to watch and an artist who turns to the street for materials.

Win a pair of tickets to watch the nation’s premier repertory company for chamber music, with versatile pianist Jeremy Denk.

2 Pairs of tickets to see Johnny Cooper, Phil Pritchett, and Quaker City Night Hawks at the Granada Theater

Two great deals at the Kessler Theater March 2nd & 3rd!

Grossology: The (Impolite) Science of the Human Body slurps, slides and sneezes its way into the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History this Saturday.

The American Southwest is, like, pretty and stuff. Need proof? Check out this stunning video.

Steven Walters’ comedy Pluck the Day finds three and a half guys on a Texas porch with peyote and a cooler of beer. Been there, done that. But there are female complications. And there are laughs. Too much of some, not enough of the others.

Three people down from illness — first the tenor, then the conductor, and now the star tenor-replacement, Ben Heppner, who originated Capt. Ahab in the Dallas Opera world premiere.