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    PAX-TV KPXD-TV 68

    4.0 (1 review)

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    2.8(51 reviews)
    1.6 miDowntown

    Not to be confused with WTFAYD (what the f*** are you doing) and WTFAYA (where the f*** are you…read moreat), this is a TV network. This is a review specifically for Demetria the amazing newscaster and complete goddess who works here. There was a fat shaming racist pseudo sexiest patriarchy-infused review just a few days ago and I'd like to correct it by saying that she is perfect, nobody gives a sh** about what people look like except the patriarchy and horny people, and since I am one of the latter, 100% her body is incredible and every inch is perfect and everything she wears is flattering and appropriate but also utterly phenomenal and that every woman and man with her body type or any body type could learn a lot from the amazing way she dresses and carries herself and her confidence too, and that I'd marry her in a heartbeat if her inside matches the outside which I'm sure it does, and that I wouldn't even give this guy the time of day. Literally. I'd be like. I DON'T HAVE A WATCH. While on my phone. 5 stars for Demetria.

    Shame on you. Channel 8 has always been my station to watch…read moreespecially for news. Would start at 4pm and watch through at least the 6 o'clock news. Now you have an irritating recorded info commercial taking up it seems about a third of the 4 o'clock News. Now I pass on your 4 & 5 news (CBS is not a bad substitute) Still watch ABC News at 5:30 and 6:00 unless I forget to turn back the tv at 5:30 from CBS to ABC. Shame on you

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    DallasPride / Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade - Car service

    DallasPride / Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade

    4.0(1 review)
    0.8 miOak Lawn

    I wanted to connect all dots of all the LGBT festivals in Texas starting this year. This time, it's…read moremy experience from Houston to Dallas. Few coworkers and I drove over 240 miles to meet our "extended colleagues" in Dallas for this spectacular Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade. It was sensational to be at a parade during the day. It felt like walking on a giant stage. There were much more interactions than at Houston's night parade. The timing was perfect. Late September is usually cooler, but with chances of rain. Lucky us, we had a cloudy day. This year, the Miller Lite Festival in The Park moved from Lee Park to Reverchon Park to accommodate more people. Since this was my first time attending, I could not compare. But it was crowded on the festival ground as the parade ended. The stage, which had a natural formed of an amphitheater. The "seating" area slopes down for maximum viewing. They also had a kid's area called Family PRIDE Zone with a giant slide and moon walk. According to a news report, there were about 40,000 celebrants at the DallasPride festivity. The 2.5-mile parade started at 2 pm, while festival started at 11 am and ended at 7 pm. So, the actual festival started right after parade ended around 5 and the Ty Herndon concert at 5:30. When I left the festival ground around 6:30, people were still lined up to buy ticket to get in. To me, $5 is worthy of what they had - easy to walk through the vendor's section and a handful of securities to control the crowd. I just didn't have enough time to enjoy the festival and visit every booth.

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    Celebrants paid $10 for a bag of rainbow colored Doritos as fundraising.

    PAX-TV KPXD-TV 68 - televisionstations - Updated August 2026

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