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Night & Day
By Merritt Martin
Found Magazine taught me how to save. See, every year I save up found items that I deem worthy and wait for Found Magazine's Davy Rothbart to visit Dallas celebrating another...
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Night & Day
By Megan Feldman
Now's the time of year when you suddenly notice it. That first day at the pool, all these months of being out of the sun and too lazy to meet your buddy for golf, tennis or a...
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Night & Day
By Katey Margolis
I admit it--clowns freak me out, and I know I'm not alone. I wouldn't say what I have is a full-on phobia, and yes, it is almost definitely related to that scene in...
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Night & Day
By JENNIFER MEDINA
Summertime in Texas can turn us all into a bunch of drinkers. With the heat index rising everyday, we'd live on a diet of anything, as long as it had "ice cold" in its name....
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Night & Day
By Jesse Hughey
To my dismay, it turns out the Lowbrow movement doesn't have anything to do with the kind of masterpieces I considered lowbrow art. Rather, it's an "underground visual art...
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Night & Day
By Sarah Johnson
Did you know the famous Arthur Miller play All My Sons was based on a true story? Kind of upsetting considering it's about businessmen who knowingly sold the government...
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Night & Day
By Jennifer Elaine Davis
Exhibit curators are an underappreciated group of people. We know going into an art gallery or a museum that the artists are responsible for what we see around us, but I think...
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Night & Day
By Kelly Knickerbocker
Oompa-Loompa, doompadee doo, Watters Creek has a movie for you. On Thursday, the 1971 scrumdiddlyumptious classic Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory will be featured on a...
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Night & Day
By Merrit Martin
Chef, instructor and cookbook author Terry Thompson-Anderson knows a dish or two about Texas eating. If her highly praised Texas on the Plate isn't proof enough, her Central...
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Night & Day
By Andrea Grimes
It's not like Sally Struthers doesn't have options. After all, she could have studied high school, TV/VCR repair, computer programming, auto mechanics, PC repair, bookkeeping,...
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Night & Day
By Jesse Hughey
Fancy desserts are nice, but something simple and sweet--without the need for seasonal berries or a blowtorch--usually suffices. The Triple-licious Dessert Tasting for Kids...
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Night & Day
By S. Anne Durham
The onset of summer (and accompanying Texas heat oppression) inspires us to do a little California dreaming. And they're not dreams of just any California. We're imagining the...
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Night & Day
By Sarah Johnson
Random fact: I was only 7 years old the first time I ever made sushi, thanks to my grannie. She believed every child should know how to make a California roll. Seventeen years...
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Night & Day
By KAITLIN INGRAM
When I heard a description of the latest film showing at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth (3200 Darnell St.) as part of the Magnolia at the Modern series, I thought to...
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Night & Day
By Merritt Martin
So I'm watching a video clip of comedian Chas Elstner discuss NASCAR versus Indy cars and how the body changes a great deal after 40 (which, according to him, includes a...
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Night & Day
PARAMORE'S HAYLEY WILLIAMS DEALS WITH THE FREAKY SIDE OF FAME
By Michael Roberts
Paramore lead singer Hayley Williams needn't wonder if she's having an impact on her audience. Odds are good that every time she looks into the crowd at a concert, she'll see a...
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Stage
Dead Man's Cell Phone goes off in Fort Worth
By Elaine Liner
Pocket Sandwich Theatre takes a break from its usual
popcorn-throwing fluff to give audiences something better to chew on,
the premiere of Death: The Musical, a new R-rated...
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Music
By Cristina Black
Michael Angelakos' speaking voice is nothing like you'd expect. "If
I sound really weird," he says by phone from his Cambridge home, "it's
because I have really bad allergies...
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Critics' Picks
Wednesday, June 3,at Hailey's Club, Denton
By Michael Berick
Legend has it that the School of Seven Bells was a legendary
South American pickpocket academy.
Whether that's a myth or not, it's also the name of a young,
mystical-sounding...
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playlist
Snow in June (Exploding Plastic/Idol)
By Jesse Hughey
Maybe it's time to forgive Toby Pipes for Deep Blue Something and
"Breakfast at Tiffany's." It's been more than 13 years since that
insipidly catchy song gave a completely...
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