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March 15, 2012
Ten Awesome Food Items That Aren't Food
We think about weird shit sometimes. This is one of those times. 1. Pizza Sleeping Bag (above) This why-the-eff-didn't-I-think-of-that idea from B Fiber and Craft combines the unique pizza passion that exists inside us all with our desire to sleep outside. For a mere 250 American dollars (plus ship ... More >>
Blogs
October 29, 2009
While Glee's Off For Two Weeks, a True-Life, Tigertoned Alternative at Woodrow Wilson
Here's proof, as if we needed it, that Woodrow Wilosn is the one high school in Dallas capable of producing high-achieving graduates not afraid to appear in international situations wearing odd pants. We offer this photo of Woodrow Wilson High School Over-and-Over Achiever Thomas Simpson and the ... More >>
Blogs
September 9, 2009
Down On The Grass-Fed Farm: The Beef May Be Better, But It's Still Damn Hard Work
Jayme RutledgeMarguerite Robbins with her cattle. Sweat pours down Marguerite's sun-baked face. She feels briars scratching through her dusty jeans. The buzzing and biting of mosquitoes is maddening. So is the old fence lining one of the back pastures. It's broken again. Marguerite stops wha ... More >>
Blogs
April 29, 2009
Investors' Lawsuit Goes After Perot-Run Family Fund, Now Worth "Less Than Zero"
On Sunday, The Dallas Morning News ran a piece headlined "The last, frantic days of Perot family hedge fund," which detailed how Parkcentral Global Hub Ltd. -- described in the story as "a Bermuda-chartered fund run from Plano and Dallas by the Perot family" -- saw its assets dwindle from $2.5 billi ... More >>
Dining
November 9, 2006
Alley Fat
This grill requires a high-cholesterol billfold
Dining
July 20, 2006
Head East
Alessio's is Euro-friendly
Music
July 20, 2006
Burntsienna Trio
Gregor-Jotace Mission Cathedral (TXMF)
Dining
April 13, 2006
Doll Parts
Why do women need a girls' night out?
Dining
March 3, 2005
Hooked Fish
Big Fish Little Fish space to get big makeover
Calendar
March 11, 2004
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
There's shearing and cheering at St. Baldrick's Celebration
Film
September 25, 2003
Tuscan Raider
Diane Lane indulges in Italian pleasures while ignoring those of the source material
Best of Dallas
September 20, 2001
Best Toilet Seats
Teter's Faucet Parts Corp.
News
November 23, 2000
Pirate Ride
Lou Reese's biggest creditor says it has found his Caribbean hideaway
News
October 5, 2000
Met Memories
Sure, this column is full of cuss words and self-indulgence. So was my old paper.
News
January 27, 2000
Goodfella
Playing a high-rolling mobster, Norm Berger was a convincing undercover agent for the IRS and FBI. Then the government accused him of pocketing some of the proceeds. As Norm would say, "Ya gonna love this one."
Music
September 17, 1998
Big in Japan
P-Funk keyboardist Bernie Worrell doesn't want America to lose its funkiness
Music
August 27, 1998
Something about Jonathan
Jonathan Richman helped invent punk and geek rock. Now, he comes pogo-sticking back into your life with There's Something About Mary
Culture
December 18, 1997
The high cost of winning
An insurance company has been paying ex-Cowboys workers comp, but Jerry Jones insists it's not his problem
Dining
December 4, 1997
Save us from the Rainforest
Even with decent food, Rainforest Cafe makes appetites endangered species
News
September 12, 1996
Perotnoia
The great mystery of Perot's 1992 presidential bid was his sudden decision to quit the race. Biographer Gerald Posner found that Perot was a victim of a shadowy soldier of fortune-- and his own delusions.
Culture
November 2, 1995
The making of Mike Hargrove
It took a tender Texan to get the Cleveland Indians into the World Series
Music
September 28, 1995
Roadshows
It took a tender Texan to get the Cleveland Indians into the World Series
Film
February 9, 1995
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