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    Real Housewives Recap

    Friendships start to fray on Real Housewives of Dallas

    Elaine Liner
    May 3, 2016 | 12:15 am
    Cary Deuber and LeeAnne Locken of Real Housewives of Dallas
    Cary Deuber and LeeAnne Locken on the Real Housewives of Dallas.
    Photo courtesy of Bravo

    They tried to shuffle the woman cards on Real Housewives of Dallas this week. Nobody is happy with the hand she’s been dealt.

    The ladies at the center of the Bravo series travel in tight pairs, but alliances seem to be fraying. LeeAnne Locken, the socially connected charity maven, has been close buds with Tiffany Hendra, former actress and LA transplant now back in Dallas with Aussie musician hubby Aaron. (His Twitter handle is @MrKeithSuburban, which is too perfect.) Brandi Redmond, the ex-cheerleader, is joined at the hip to wispy blonde Stephanie Hollman.

    Two more, SkinSpaMED plastic surgery nurse (and doc’s wife) Cary Deuber, and lawyer’s wife Marie Reyes, float among the other four like free-roaming antibodies. Or in the case of Cary, anti-fat bodies. She’s a relentless chub-shamer.

    Cary took Tiffany to We Yogis for some hot asanas in this week’s episode, and while she was showing off headstands, Tiffany just perspired and looked on in awe. Then they got green smoothies and verbally cold-pressed LeeAnne.

    This is the teaser of what’s to come, the sparring match before the end-of-episode public cage fight. Do reality TV housewives day drink and get physical on each other? As reliably as they wear jewel tones and too much mascara.

    All that goes down in the latest RHOD, plus sloppy tears; a road trip to Coweta, Oklahoma; and a too-quick peek at Fashionistas founder Heidi Dillon’s art collection, which includes an Alex Katz that she tweeted is “my prize possession.”

    It’s LeeAnne, wearing her black hair in a Tuptim topknot, who visits Heidi’s towering manse to talk charity stuff. (LeeAnne uses “charity” as every part of speech, saying it 17 times in this week’s show.) LeeAnne convinces Heidi to be part of her Paws Cause event helping the SPCA of Texas. “Pets are just something I’m always gonna have a heart for. Woof, woof,” says LeeAnne, smiling like a Cheshire cat.

    LeeAnne, if you’re just catching up, is this show’s tent pole housewife and stirrer upper of trouble. She’s a self-described “carny kid” who isn’t mega-wealthy and has no children, and she lives for charity events, of which she attends many.

    Cast as LeeAnne’s nemesis is 12-years-younger spitfire Brandi. This week we got to see redheaded Brandi, redheaded husband Brian, and redheaded daughters Brooklyn and Brinkley having breakfast. (Maybe they eat together only at meals beginning with “b.”)

    Brandi is portrayed as a sad nymph longing for familial connection because Brian is away on biz so often. Brandi and her kids pile into Stephanie’s big honkin’ SUV with her kids (who are crying, making Steph wish aloud for a car equipped with “muzzles and tranquilizers”) for a jaunt to Coweta to visit Steph’s parents.

    Dad Frank and Mom Susan are nice people. Coweta, Frank explains to Brandi, is a small town where people exercise-walk through the cemetery because it’s safe there. How dangerous is Coweta that walking among the dead is safer than among the living, we wonder.

    Frank and Susan put their salad dressing bottles on the dinner table just like the rest of us. They eat deviled eggs that Brandi says “smell like Stephanie’s farts.” Being around them inspires Brandi to try to patch things up with her long-estranged grandparents.

    Back home in her mansion, Brandi calls her granddad to invite him to visit Dallas. Nothing reads “sincere” like healing a long family feud via speakerphone in front of reality TV crews.

    Cut to the near-throwdown at the fancy cocktail party at the now-closed Stephan Pyles restaurant. Brandi, Stephanie, Cary, and Marie hug the wall in their jewel-toned dresses and glare at LeeAnne, who is holding court with Tiffany about one arm’s length plus a gelled nail away. “I don’t have a malicious bone in my body,” declares generously gristled LeeAnne.

    Tiffany crosses the Rubicon to reach out to Brandi for some diva détente. “Tiffany is on me like a 50 percent off sale at JC Penney,” Brandi says. Someone spills that LeeAnne once pooped her pants after too much Jesus juice.

    Brandi repeats the story immediately, using “shat,” which is adorable. We have not yet had a poop-free episode of RHOD. Ex-Lax should be a sponsor.

    LeeAnne starts barking at the other ladies. Woof, woof! Given what we’ve just heard, maybe she needs to go out for a walk. Don’t forget the plastic bag.

    Brandi says something mean. LeeAnne says something mean back. Voices are raised. Steph tunes up to cry. Marie’s long neck stiffens in horror. Nobody’s talking about why this housewife hates this other housewife. There are so many elephants in this room, PETA should be protesting.

    The previews for next week show LeeAnne and Tiffany having it out right outside the restaurant. There is shoving, poking, and screaming. LeeAnne throws a punch at a camera. We know how she feels.

    ---

    Real Housewives of Dallas airs at 9 pm Mondays for the next six weeks on Bravo.

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    Netflix News

    Netflix reveals details on new venue coming to Dallas Galleria

    Teresa Gubbins
    Jun 17, 2025 | 5:19 pm
    NetFlix House
    Netflix House
    Netflix House

    An entertainment experience from and about Netflix is coming to Dallas: Called Netflix House, it's an immersive venue set to open at Galleria Dallas at the end of 2025, with films, exhibits, food, and drink.

    The concept will allow fans to immerse themselves in Netflix shows, with themed clothing, food, and interactive elements such as a Squid Game-themed obstacle course.

    Dallas is one of two cities in the U.S., along with Philadelphia, where Netflix House will debut in late 2025. There are also plans for a location in Las Vegas.

    Spanning more than 100,000 square feet, Netflix House will be a permanent, year-round exhibit featuring popular Netflix shows and movies — including Wednesday, Squid Game, One Piece, Stranger Things, and A Knives Out Mystery franchise — through first-of-their-kind immersive story-driven experiences.

    For its locations, Netflix selected former department store locations spanning footprints of more than 100,000 square feet in shopping centers. The Dallas Netflix House is under construction on two floors of the anchor space in the former Belk store, on the northwest side of the shopping center.

    Outside these spaces, fans will be treated to sculptures and murals featuring characters from Netflix titles, as well as rotating installations with ticketed shows, and restaurants with themed dishes.

    What is Netflix House
    Building on more than 40 previous live experiences for Bridgerton, Money Heist, Stranger Things, Squid Game, The Perfect Bite, and Netflix Bites, Netflix House allows visitors to become the main characters in their favorite stories.

    A typical visit might submerge visitors into their own adventure such as participating in a round of Red Light, Green Light straight out of Squid Game, followed by mini-golf, or grabbing a bite from a menu of dishes inspired by shows and movies. Since each Netflix House updates its offerings, the experience may differ from one visit to another.

    Netflix House Dallas
    Visitors to Galleria Dallas will have what a release calls "terrifying scares" to choose from, including a journey into Creel House and one of Squid Game’s most thrilling challenges.

    • Stranger Things: Escape the Dark: In this immersive experience, journey into the ruins of Hawkins to find three missing townspeople … before the horrors lurking within find you.
    • Squid Game: Survive the Trials: It’s your turn to enter the arena! Play diabolical games, face off against the Front Man, and betray your friends for a chance to win it all.
    • Netflix RePLAY: Forget the arcade — our game room’s packed with physical challenges, immersive story rooms, and retro-style games where you can take on your friends, or play as a team.

    In a statement, Netflix chief marketing officer Marian Lee says, "this is fandom coming to life, where you can actually step inside the worlds you’ve been watching and loving for years."

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