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2012 Stories by Sarah Calams

• Look Here, Suckers

  published April 12, 2012

  A self-taught composer and performer who combined mainstream classical, avant-garde, jazz, R&B and electro-acoustic music, Frank Zappa most... More >>

• You Are Deep In The Rabbit Hole

  published April 5, 2012

  In the mid-'60s, animation studio Hanna-Barbera produced a televised take on Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland that was destined NOT to... More >>

• Shed Your Blues in Deep Ellum

  published April 5, 2012

  Deep Ellum, a neighborhood known for its ups and downs, has long been home to a diverse and creative population. The 18th annual Deep Ellum... More >>

• Get Your hankies Ready

  published April 5, 2012

  Though the economy is improving, times are still hard and any chance to turn a buck at honest entrepreneurship shouldn't be passed up. So, here's... More >>

• The Angelika Goes Mad

  published April 5, 2012

  Advertising never looked so good and ruthless until Jon Hamm’s character of Mad Men, Don Draper, came onto the scene. Set in New York... More >>

• These Artists Really Blow

  published March 22, 2012

  Get ready to be blown away this weekend at the Festival of Balloons in Dallas, an international World Balloon Convention featuring... More >>

• Ms. Star Wars 2012? Better Let The Wookiee Win

  published March 15, 2012

  It’s said that 2012 is going to be the last year as we know it, so you better frak your weekend away at All-Con’s end of the... More >>

• The Doctor Said I Need More Vitamin Ch

  published March 8, 2012

  Succumb to temptation this weekend while visiting more than 20 premier chocolate booths on hand at the ChocolateFest, the eighth annual... More >>

• You Feel Humerous, Very Humerous

  published March 8, 2012

  You spend your whole damn life keeping control of everything around you — how's that working out? Flip Orley (you've seen him on... More >>

• Droppin' Mad Beats 'Bout The Founding Fathers

  published March 1, 2012

  He’s rapped a hip-hop version of Alexander Hamilton’s life, performed at the White House in its first-ever poetry jam and became an... More >>

• Things Are Pretty Gritty In The City

  published March 1, 2012

  Sure, February's over. Rent says the seasons of love last five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes, so take that. Casa... More >>

• Kill The Pig, Spill His Blood

  published March 1, 2012

  Lord of the Flies centers around the transformation of well-behaved mates to an expedition of vicious, bloodthirsty children.... More >>

• Hot for Teacher

  published February 9, 2012

  Looking for a fun, nonjudgmental environment where booze runs freely, women are scantily clad and you can explore your creative side?... More >>

• You Look So Beautiful With Those Wings in Your Teeth

  published February 9, 2012

  Get bit by the love bug recently? It’s nothing to lose your head over — unless you’re a male praying mantis. Ditch the... More >>

• Stampeded for a Cure

  published February 2, 2012

  The Stiletto Stampede for the Cure, a 100-yard dash in heels, is coming to Dallas next month for its first stampede. Before you go out and maybe... More >>

• Tiger, Tiger Writing Bright

  published February 2, 2012

  Amy Chua, bestselling author of Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, nursed her two daughters in a strict Chinese upbringing. This cost... More >>

• Give Your Regards to Garfein

  published January 26, 2012

  If there’s a traditional way to becoming an actor, Jack Garfein didn’t follow it. At the tender age of 13, Garfein survived... More >>