In case you haven't heard, tomorrow night, Goodfriend Beer Garden and Burger House in East Dallas will celebrate one year of burgers, beer and good friends with "awesome" drink specials and live music performances. Before the rare, special and/or craft beer starts flowing, we thought you might like ... More >>
Last week saw the limited release of Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master, and the director is currently receiving the type of media love reserved for those who rarely misstep and whose work is hailed as classic the moment it's released. What's always interested me about Anderson is his ability to perf ... More >>
With the arrival of 35 Denton this weekend, festival season is officially upon us. But festivals have gotten complicated, and you can no longer just grab your buds, hop in your Civic hatchback and chill in a tent for three days. You need provisions, a plan, intestinal fortitude, hand sanitizer, Red ... More >>
A few years back there were some questions on the Dallas Historical Society's chatboard about what in the wide, wide world of sports Exposition Plaza's supposed to be. Because, sure, you drive by the circular mini-park at Canton and Exposition all the time if you're heading from downtown to Fair ... More >>
You better watch out.
Anthony Bourdain comes to Dallas this Thursday, visiting the Majestic Theater to share what will no doubt be candid and curse-filled insights into his life's work, travels and food. Since City of Ate is sponsoring the event, I spoke to Bourdain recently, asking about his new show, the food sc ... More >>
Robert Duvall will introduce Get Low at a screening at the Cinemark 17 Saturday morning.Last month we mentioned: Robert Duvall's in town Friday night for a Dallas Film Society fund-raiser at the Hall of State, during which he'll be Q&A'd by Elvis Mitchell. But say you didn't have the $250 to ... More >>
Behold, the Windmill's ZenTiniA couple of weeks ago the Dallas Observer and its readers bid farewell to Alexa Schirtzinger, aka Veggie Girl. She was heading out to travel in South America and have fantastic adventures, and we just had to send her off with an after work bon voyage. Veggie Girl and ... More >>
The DTC scares the Dickens out of you
An older, wiser Neil visits Dallas
Theaters never sicken of Dickens, so expect season's repeats
Are the spooks in the house or bats in the belfry?
Adam Sandler plays a 9/11 widower and finally nails a somber role
Max Fischer gets expelled at the Inwood
Felicity Huffman is desperately engaging in an off-kilter road movie
Felicity Huffman is desperately engaging in an off-kilter road movie
Harold Ramis' Ice Harvest is just a reheated Christmas caper
Romance is alive...and dead in Just Like Heaven
For the Mavs, the faces change, but the song remains the same
In a year of big-screen sadness, our critics comfort those who triumphed
These Kung Fu cats are fast as lightning
A writer helps a New York City fireman mourn his Guys
Looking back (and backward), 2001 had a few worthy mementos
Wes Anderson's film is like its characters: flawed genius
The famous Second City alumni may be missing, but their wit isn't
The Family Man is offered a long glimpse of A Wonderful Life
Adam Sandler is the son of the devil. Like, no duh.
If you love the excitement of watching golf, this Damon-Smith bore is right up your fairway
Sean Penn fails to bring life to the Villa
USA Film Festival: Amargosa, Committed, The Devil's Swing, Dropping Out, Hamlet, Lush, The Natural History of the Chicken, Split Decision, The Target Shoots First, Steal This Movie
Federal authorities indict a suspect in the O'Hair disappearance, but the atheist's body is still missing
Albert Brooks used to be funny; now, not even The Muse can help him
Indie filmmaker turns off 19 out of 20, plus the audience
Although many standout films were released in 1998, no one movie really stood out
The Farrelly Brothers make their mother very proud
The inventive and confident Sliding Doors charms with romantic complication
