Curry / Special Contributor) At 7 p.m. on Jan. 19, 1989, Kathy Jack unlocked the door to Sue Ellen’s, then a new lesbian bar on Throckmorton Street in Dallas, just off The Strip. More than 30 ...

On a Thursday night in December, well before the coronavirus pandemic had reached the United States, two to three hundred women were gathered at Sue Ellen’s, a remnant of Dallas’s once ...

“Sue Ellen’s was one of the first bars I came to in Dallas [after] I moved here from Oklahoma… I’m a transgender male and I fit in most in the lesbian crowd versus the gay male crowd ...

DALLAS — On January 19, 1989, Sue Ellen's opened for the first time at 7 p.m. Kathy Jack, the general manager, unlocked the doors. "It was my brainchild," Jack said. “So many people said ...

For "Dallas" devotees, J.R.'s history of sins waged ... yet somehow appealing. Sue Ellen, who has come a long way from her rock-bottom days of boozing and madness, is on track to be the governor ...

Since 1989, Sue Ellen’s has been a staple in Dallas lesbian nightlife where everyone is welcome. It used the pandemic hiatus to upgrade, update and polish everything. When it finally reopened ...

So Gray recounts that she ultimately got to direct. "Dallas" offered a world audiences couldn’t resist, with Gray’s Sue Ellen at its emotional core. "I loved it," Gray said of her time on the ...

Gray, 83, who famously starred as Sue Ellen Ewing on "Dallas," was paired with former scandalous screen lover Christopher Atkins. Atkins, 62, played Peter Richards, Sue Ellen's much younger lover ...

Sue Ellen (Linda Gray). That conflict laid the groundwork for the drama on Dallas, culminating when J.R. received his just deserts in a historic television episode. He was shot by an unidentified ...

The actor played camp counselor Peter Richards, the much younger lover of Gray's Sue Ellen Ewing on the hit TV series "Dallas" from 1983 to 1984. The now 64-year-old, an aspiring filmmaker ...