Andy Warhol

Behn There, Done That: Echo Theatre Sets an Antique Farce in the Swingin' '60s

The Year in Dallas Theater

Indie-Verse's Eric Landrum: "I Would Put on My Grandfather's Loafers and Moonwalk on Their Stoop"

Eric Landrum has sacrificed a lot as a music fan working in radio promotions, but what's really kept him on the clock is his passion. No matter what kind of laminate or credentials Landrum has scored over the years working live broadcasts at concerts or meet-and-greets with national touring artists, ... More >>

Laura Harrell on the Musical Trip of Party Mouth

Party Mouth, Matthew Posey's latest play at the Ochre House, is a tale of two best friends named Baby Doll (Elizabeth Evans) and Bunny (Natalie Young). They shoot up, smoke, snort and drink a day away in a cramped Dallas apartment circa the late '60s, while three n'er-do-well men and Baby Doll's equ ... More >>

Rigor Mortis Printing Co. Screenprint Till They Drop

Rigor Mortis Printing Co. Screenprint Till They Drop

Four box fans buzz away inside Napkin Art Studios as Jonathon Kimbrell screenprints a batch of business cards for Rigor Mortis Printing Co., a new venture he launched with Richard Reed in May. The motto etched into the card's skull logo ("Print to the death!") seems fitting for a company operating o ... More >>

DMA Targets Gaultier

Four Decades After L.M. Kit Carson Birthed Dallas's Modern Film Scene, His Diary Returns

L.M. Kit Carson in David Holzman's Diary​From time to time we'll name-drop L.M. Kit Carson, perhaps the most influential local-born filmmaker, with good reason: The Irving-born actor (Running on Empty, great on Miami Vice) and writer (Paris, Texas with Sam Shepard; that Breathless remake) was co-f ... More >>

Bucks Burnett's Eight-Track Museum To Hold Grand Opening on Valentine's Day With Some Help From The Tom Tom Club and The O's.

​Turns out the Christmas Day opening of Bucks Burnett's Eight-Track Museum at 2630 E. Commerce St. in Deep Ellum was just a soft one. The grand opening, we now know, will take place on another holiday -- Valentine's Day, which, in case you've somehow forgotten, takes place on Monday, February 14.A ... More >>

At the Winspear, Mel Brooks' happy, tappy, snappy Young Frankenstein musical is electrifying.

From Party Girl to Oscar Winner, Sofia Coppola's Journey to Somewhere.

Boxing Gym: Frederick Wiseman's Doc Scores a Knockout.

Liveblogging Today's Economic Developments

Something about this reminds us of the phrase "squeaky wheel gets the grease."​After an hour spent in exile while the city council's Economic Development Committee spent an hour talking about The Mall Formerly Known as Red Bird, we're finally down to business -- and, no mention of what they decide ... More >>

Listomania: Eight Jewish Musical Icons To Celebrate On This Final Night of Chanukah

​When the sun sets this evening, the final night of Chanukah will commence, ending an eight-day spree of phone calls from nagging Jewish mothers and the always pleasant gifting and receiving of holiday socks. Also coming to its unfortunate annual close? The (adorable) singing of the Chanukah praye ... More >>

Me and Orson Welles

Star Wars Art and Johnny Cash Tees. Oh, Like You Need a Reason to Go to Oak Cliff.

Jonathan Kimbrell​Been spending quite a bit of time in Oak Cliff of late, and if you need me 'round 6 tomorrow eve, no doubt I'll be accompanying the 6-year-old who lives in my house to The Soda Gallery for the Star Wars Fan Appreciation Art Show -- otherwise known as "These Aren't the Droids You' ... More >>

As Bat For Lashes Flies, Natasha Khan Stays Grounded

His For Another

Bowie's Maze

Echoes and Reverberations: "Snapshots From The Spectacle of Sickness"

The original Nervebreakers lineup.Defining moment: For a suburban teenage kid from North Dallas in 1977, a delirious new underground movement called punk rock inspired a profound and urgent departure from the regular routine of cruising Forest Lane or hanging out at the Gemini Drive-In movie theate ... More >>

Stereo Total Finds, After 15 Years Touring the World, People Are Pretty Much the Same Anywhere

Is Girl Talk's Rebellion A Sign Of The Times?

Just how out there Is Girl Talk's Feed the Animals?

Shots in the Dark

Reflecting its moment, Cannes 2008 takes a decidedly serious tone

At the Sundance Film Festival, Everyone's a Winner (More or Less)

Aging Gracefully

Two decades later, the Dallas Video Fest is better than ever

Vh1 is Accidentally Honoring Raymond Nasher Tonight, Sort Of. Kind Of.

Celebrity Secrets and Other Stuff You Already Knew

Royal Pains

How the British monarchy survived the death

of the people's princess

Homo on the Range

Ledger and Gyllenhaal are cowboys in love in Ang Lee's wrenching Brokeback Mountain

Life More Ordinary

William Eggleston sees America

This Week's Day-By-Day Picks

Capsule Reviews

Our critics survey the local art scene

A Good Buzz

Jim Jarmusch serves the perfect blend: Coffee and Cigarettes

Best Alternative Art Gallery

Plush

Hairy Situation

Bandits holds out for a hero and gets two: Willis and Thornton

That's All, Folks

Contemporary art superstar Ed Ruscha turns a mirror on his times, and finds...not a whole lot

Youth in Revolt

Two decades later, Sonic Youth is younger than ever

Local Yokels

Photographer Ann Stautberg walks the razor's edge of a good regional artist

Nothin' but Net

A tangled web

Flash Fame

A supermodel flies high and falls fast in Arcand's witty, stylish Stardom

Gotta Be Me

Through four decades of masterful painting, Wayne Thiebaud remains true to his vision

David Bowie

Bowie at the Beeb: The Best of the BBC Sessions '68-'72

Sibling Rivalry

The sister cities finally split up for "Gallery Night"

Guts 'R' us

Trenton Hancock is crossing the color line with his visceral works of art

Kid cubist

Twelve-year-old Alexandra Nechita is fooling art patrons as the "Petite Picasso"

The nutty professors

Has the science of Stereolab gone too cool for its own good?

Creep show

Radiohead: The story of a would-be one-hit wonder

'96 rewound

Good, but not that good

Lou says

The soul of Velvet Underground stares into the Twilight

Channel surfing

The 1994 Dallas Video Festival mixes equal parts ineptitude and brilliance