Double Talk

They say everything is bigger in Texas, and when it comes to honky-tonks, there is certainly no denying that. Among them, the original Gilley’s in Pasadena, Texas.

Happy Father’s Day to all the wonderful fathers and father figures out there. This day always makes us remember Daddy Doug, and reminisce about (and laugh at) some of our best times with him.

Finally! After a COVID-induced cancellation of last year’s in-person party, we can finally resume celebrating our wonderful Wolf Pack face-to-face. Check out the lineup of events and start planning those outfits!

Allison Ray is an inspiring businesswoman who operates two 6Whiskey storefronts in two of the most lowkey-posh parts of Texas -- Georgetown and Marfa. And no, they’re not a distillery. Their catchy name, much like ours, is a nod to the family patriarch.

…are big and bright, deep in the heart of Texas. Movie stars, that is. When it came time for the premiere of Urban Cowboy, it only made sense to have it right here in the Lone Star State.

Alongside the release of the iconic film that inspired the Sissy collection, there was a sartorial and pop culture shift happening some referred to as the Urban Cowboy movement. And we may have Pam to thank.

While you may not recognize his name right off the bat, Rex Cauble paved the way for the world of Western wear as we know it today. The self-made Texas millionaire revolutionized the industry, taking cowboy style from utilitarian to luxury, with his string of stores, Cutter Bill Western World.

By DDR’s definition, a ‘poison color’ is a shade that accents the color palette of a collection in small doses. History says it’s more than that.

He may have topped the charts a time or two, but it can be argued that that’s not the most indelible mark Mickey Gilley made on the cultural landscape of country music.