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Nyjai Hill is dressed like a debutante, but she isn't in the mood to act like one. Wearing a white dress, a tiara and gloves that reach her elbows, she can no longer ignore...
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"Mystery Meat," by Robb Walsh, June 18
No Cow blood for Oil!
Truly amazing energy resources are required to raise, process and deliver beef. Read up for yourself so you...
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Puttin' on the Ritz: Buzz returned from Dallas City Council member Angela Hunt's post-inauguration luncheon held at the Stoneleigh Hotel last Monday, for which Buzz showed up...
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During last week's minicamp at Carrollton's Standridge Stadium, Dallas Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips was chatting with longtime radio voice Brad Sham. It had come to Sham's...
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Dear Mexican: You once asked why Mexican bands don't hit it big in the good old U.S. of A. I think the simple answer is that there are no Mexican Mouseketeers. You don't get...
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Even after 30 years as the leader of legendary area polka act Brave Combo, Carl Finch sounds like he's just getting started.
"Every year, there seems to be some kind of new...
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Singer-songwriter Kristian Matsson (aka The Tallest Man on Earth) may hail from Dalama, Sweden, but his debut album—last year's Shallow Grave—sounds straight out...
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Tori Amos' previous album, 2007's American Doll Posse, brought back the rebellious-outsider attitude that attracted her legions of fans in the first place. And, on this...
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Zac Crain's favorite "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott story isn't about Dimebag, actually. Rather, it's about one of the late guitarist's pets.
"He had a goat and had dyed its beard...
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Unlike many fledgling record labels, Denton-based Play Pinball! Records isn't testing the waters by starting things off slowly, releasing a 7-inch every now and again. Though...
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Just why would anyone drive all the way to Rockwall? I mean, unless they happen to be stuck to a mortgage there.
Yeah, there's the big reservoir, but if you venture out on...
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Hunky's is your typical '50s throwback diner, with the added bonus that they have STD testing information on the bathroom walls. It's the diner equivalent of Sesame Street:...
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Character is destiny—at least for Woody Allen's Whatever Works. Allen's exercise in Woody Allen nostalgia opens with a snatch of Groucho Marx singing his trademark...
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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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Justin Bua has an instantly recognizable style that merges the kinetic playfulness of graffiti art, the careful detail of classical art and the skewed perspectives of cubism...
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What do star-shaped creatures, a mandala made from a plastic bag, a bunch of brightly colored monofilament line, entropy and the Internet have in common? Well, they're all...
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The tribute band's goal is to bring the full concert experience of a "famous" touring group to a more intimate setting. If you've ever wondered what it would be like to see...
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About 20 years ago I went to my first concert, The Jets, at Six Flags. I couldn't tell you much about the show itself, but I do remember thinking that concerts at Six Flags...
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There's no better way to work up an appetite for a hot dog-eating contest than a nice long run, right? The Fourth of July in Texas might not be the ideal time for outdoor...
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When you think of the Wild West, a few choice words may come to mind: chaps, horses, shoot-outs, outlaws, cowboys and...murder? How about murder--Western-style--at the Gaylord...
