Planning on catching a movie this weekend at the Dallas International Film Festival? Might I recommend:

In April, Dallas residents are invited to put down their smartphones, turn off their televisions and return to a form of entertainment that predates those gadgets – reading.

On Saturday night, Cowboys Stadium will light up in a way it never has before. That’s because thousands of people will be shining flashlights at it. It’s all part of an effort to create a unique photograph of the stadium.

Today in the roundup: How a North Texas actor got in shape, how SMU is prepping its arts students for the arts biz and how Lance Armstrong the author is suffering for his honesty.

For the past seven years, Texas lawmakers have funded STEM academies – public schools stressing science, technology, engineering and math. This fall, Plano ISD launches a variation on that theme, KERA’s Bill Zeeble reports on the new STEAM Academy.

Today in the roundup: Perot Museum CEO talks expansion, a killer ‘Camelot’ at Casa and competition for the Cliburn.

The 40-some works were never supposed to be seen by the general public. They were disposable. But Bernini’s clay models – and the way the Kimbell presents them – make these small, hasty preparations loom large.

Today in the roundup: More on SMU’s arts research center, props for the Perot and opera’s contribution to pop culture.

The hope is not just research and data. The hope is that the new National Center for Arts Research can actually change the way the arts do business in America.

This week in the Junior: Grab some inspiration with the kids at these Black History Month events.