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    Real Housewives Recap

    Real Housewives of Dallas premiere gives us so many juicy reasons to watch

    Elaine Liner
    Apr 11, 2016 | 11:51 pm
    Real Housewives of Dallas cast
    The 'wives: Cary Deuber, Brandi Redmond, Stephanie Hollman, LeeAnne Locken, and Tiffany Hendra.
    Photo courtesy of Bravo

    Charity begins at home with juicy gossip and “Jesus juice.” We learned this and other urban Texas anthropology on the crazy-fun first episode of Real Housewives of Dallas. It’s Bravo’s latest in its hit cable franchise of reality shows about wealthy big-city women who navigate life accessorized by frozen foreheads, full makeup, and fancy wardrobes.

    RHOD most closely resembles the tone and gloss of the long-running Real Housewives of Orange County, with the decor of Beverly Hills and a hint of the high-society aspirations of NYC. Leader of our local pack is raven-haired queen bee LeeAnne Locken, a taller, tougher Bethenny Frankel type, taking no shizz about her background as “a carny kid” and reading the filth when she feels like it. “It’s a little Plano in here,” she sniffs, exiting a room where two other housewives are giggling over poop jokes.

    LeeAnne admits she’s not a millionaire (her house is a modest brick ranch, not a McMansion). She says she “lives in sin” with her handsome police officer boyfriend, with whom she’s seen eating Tex-Mex from takeout containers. She’s all over Dallas’ charity circuit, however, not writing checks but arranging for donations of goods and services for the many fundraising events she attends. (Sometimes three a night, she says.)

    Enter LeeAnne’s natural nemeses: charity scene newcomer Brandi Redmond, a former Cowboys cheerleader, and her blond bestie Stephanie Hollman, an Oklahoma transplant who lives in a fortress on the third hole of the Four Seasons golf course. Their husbands earn big bread and they stay home with their tots and/or step-tots, who play on tiny motorized cars and don’t mind their mommies getting tanked on “Jesus juice” (white wine) before tea time.

    Brandi and Stephanie chirp in baby-girl voices and brag about passing gas. They’re too earthy-talking for LeeAnne, who overhears them comparing bodily functions at a fancy charity luncheon and raises a carefully sculpted eyebrow in disapproval. Countess Luann de Lesseps of RHONYC would not approve either, but Orange County’s Vicki Gunvalson probably would. (If you don’t speak fluent Housewives, just follow along as best you can.)

    We only briefly saw RHOD’s Tiffany Hendra, a former actress-model from LA, and her musician husband Aaron, a Keith Urban look-and-sound-and-hair-alike. They hit up a hipster coffee joint and visited Guitar Sanctuary in McKinney on the first episode. Tiffany is pals with LeeAnne, with whom she browses for sparkly gowns at posh consignment shop Vintage Martini on Henderson. “You cannot be caught dead wearing the same dress twice,” says LeeAnne. (But presumably it’s okay if someone else wore it before you.)

    Cary Deuber and husband Mark work side-by-side at the Lemmon Avenue Surgery Center, where he’s a plastic surgeon and she’s his nurse. “I’m not a trophy wife,” says Cary in the opening tag lines. “I’m a lifetime achievement award.” She looks fun and sounds smart, like Orange County's plastic surgeon wife Heather Dubrow. More of Cary will be seen in future episodes where she shoots Botox into other housewives’ faces.

    Marie Reyes, billed as a “friend” of these h-wives, was barely glimpsed this week. She’s a nurse, too, and a trained Botox injector.

    Our city and its well-cast ladies look great on this show, with its swooping aerial shots of the skyline and so many backyard swimming pools glistening in the sunshine. Pour yourself a tumbler of J-juice and dive right in.

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    Real Housewives of Dallas airs at 9 pm Mondays on Bravo.

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    All cylinders

    Post Malone to headline 2025 Dallas Cattle Baron's Ball

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    May 15, 2025 | 8:48 am
    Post Malone
    Photo by Adam DeGross
    Post Malone will play at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on May 9, 2025.

    Superstar singer/rapper Post Malone will headline the 2025 Dallas Cattle Baron's Ball at Southfork Ranch.

    "Cattle Baron's Ball is thrilled to announce Grammy-nominated global superstar Post Malone as the headlining entertainer for the 2025 Cattle Baron's Ball, the world's largest single-night fundraiser for the American Cancer Society," the organization announced in an email to subscribers on May 15.

    The 52nd Cattle Baron's Ball will take place October 25, 2025 under the leadership of co-chairs Courtney Derderian and Nina Sachse. They've chosen the theme "All Cylinders."

    Chandler Walters will be the VIP Stage Performer. He's best known as the writer of Post Malone and Morgan Wallen's hit song "I Had Some Help" and is currently on tour with Post Malone.

    Post Malone is no stranger to DFW; his family moved to Grapevine when he was 10 years old when his dad got a job as manager of concessions for the Dallas Cowboys.

    His most recent show in DFW was "Post Malone Presents: The BIG ASS Stadium Tour," which played to a rollicking crowd at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Friday, May 9. The tour was in support of Post's debut country album, 2024's F-1 Trillion, his third No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart. It was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Country Album, and two songs from the album were also nominated for Grammys.

    Since 1974, Cattle Baron's Ball has raised over $105 million for cancer research. The 2025 ball is presented by Texas Oncology, with entertainment sponsored by White Rhino Coffee.

    The early-bird ticket deadline for the always sold-out ball has been extended to June 1, organizers say. Following that, all tickets, tables, and underwriting levels will increase by 10 percent.

    For more information, tables and tickets, visit the CBB website.

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