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Police Say a Dallas Man Was Murdered After He Refused to Buy Bad Weed in Denny's Bathroom

A week before Christmas, Cedric Dewayne Caddell, Jr. and a friend went to the Denny's at Stemmons Freeway and Walnut Hill. Their goal: to score some weed. To that end, Caddell had gotten in touch with a dealer, later identified by police as 20-year-old Dangelo Dewayne Wilhite, who showed up with thr ... More >>

It's National Pancake Day! Get a Free Short Stack at IHOP. Or Try These Local Spots

Oh snap! Pizza Hut is trying to steal some thunder from IHOP by giving away free pizza on National Pancake Day. Now all day we'll argue with ourselves, "Pizza! No, pancakes! Well, maybe pizza. No, pancakes! Both!" Both, of course. Always go for both. IHOP gives away free hotcakes on this day eac ... More >>

Cowboys 27, Steelers 24: They're Going Streaking ... with Josh Brent on the Sidelines?

We're going streaking! For the first time in many years, the Dallas Cowboys are on a roll. After gutting out a few wins against mediocre teams, the Cowboys have now claimed back-to-back victories against AFC playoff contenders. Anything can happen in the final two games of the season, but for now ... More >>

Mike and the Moonpies Talk Gary Stewart, Alan Jackson and Uniting Cowboys and Hipsters

It's a Tuesday night at Austin's Horseshoe Lounge and two members of the band Mike and the Moonpies are here to do an interview. Frontman Mike Harmeier is wearing snakeskin boots and a Dwight Yoakam trucker cap. Lead guitarist Catlin Rutherford vaguely resembles Chris Hillman when he wears a mustach ... More >>

Cowboys Stadium Getting Two New Voices in 2011

Roger Emrich: New 'Boys Voice​While the Cowboys cut familiar faces in an attempt to reshape their team on the field, the organization has also decided to give its stadium an audio makeover. Out as Cowboys Stadium public address announcer is Jody Dean, to be replaced by local award-wi ... More >>

Members of Face to Face and Strung Out Remember Their First Show Experiences

Welcome to My First Show, where we give bands a chance to talk about the first shows they ever attended -- no matter how uncool and embarrassing those tales may be. Trevor Keith and the guys in Face to Facce​For those dis ... More >>

Investors Trust Judge Joe Ashmore, But His Trust Doesn't Pay Back

Investors say a former Dallas judge is the face of a multimillion-dollar investment scheme. But investors and investigators are catching on.

Chef Sergi Arola Demonstrates the Artistry of Spanish Fine Dining

Photos by Lauren Drewes DanielsChef Sergi Arola visits Central Market.​Madrid was a little lighter this past weekend and Dallas a little fuller as chef Sergi Arola of Spain traveled here to dispense his passion for food, music, Harley Davidsons and life in general. Through Central Market's Pas ... More >>

The Labb Cooks Up Something Special Outside

Take A Big 'Ole Blunch At Tillman's Roadhouse

Photos by Andrea Grimes and Man O' The HourTillman's bangin' blunch Bennie and the Jets.​Sunday morning dawned early, but not bright, in my house. You know how people say cheap beer gives you a bad hangover? Well, expensive beer does too, if you drink enough of it. I have the Anvil Pub to blame fo ... More >>

Gloria's Brunch Lacks On The Lake

Photos by Andrea Grimes and Man O' The HourThe Gloria's Mexican Omelet​Waterfront dining is one of the great mysteries of the universe. For reasons unknown to us mortals, the Great and Powerful Spiritual Being of Oneness and Things of the Like has decreed that all restaurants within 20 feet of a b ... More >>

Illegal Immigrants, Desperate To Find Work In The U.S., Risk Kidnapping, Rape and Murder From Those Smuggling Them Across the Border

Thomas Ages Gracefully

Whitt's End: 12.11.09

​Whether you're at the end of your rope or merely the end of your week, welcome to Whitt's End: *You heard it here first back in October as a sorta be-on-the-lookout rumor. Now it's more solid, as in, Michael Irvin's days on 103.3 FM ESPN are numbered. Radio industry sources keep telling me h ... More >>

Picture Show: Ben Folds with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra

Patrick Michels Folds working the ivories alongside conductor Rei HotodaBen Folds returned to the Meyerson Symphony Center last night to accompany the DSO in a night of classed-up favorites and a few new tunes.Conductor and pianist Rei Hotoda led the orchestra beside Folds at the piano. The o ... More >>

43 Observations About Super Bowl XLIII

To the victor go the spoils. Right, Hines?Steelers 27, Cardinals 23: Best Super Bowl ever? Santonio Holmes' tip-toe TD: Best Super Bowl catch ever? The Boss: Best Super Bowl halftime show ever? Better late than never, I've got XLIII thoughts about Super Bowl 43: 43. Gotta make it sn ... More >>

Hash Over: Pappas Alumni Return And A Cougar Hunter Branches Out

The old Rick Stein's, soon to be the new Tre Amici. Every so often the planets slip completely out of alignment and all kinds of improbable things occur. Just yesterday, for example, Judd Fruia said of his soon-to-open Tre Amici restaurant in North Dallas, “the wine list is too big—I have to ... More >>

American Girls

Crossing between American and Egyptian cultures, he Said girls made one deadly misstep: They fell in love

Like a Bat Out of Hell, the USA Film Festival Schedule is Released

Boy Blunder

Is baseball's youngest general manager man enough to rebuild the Rangers?

Going for Broke

NASCAR team owner Jeff Milburn might never win a race, but there's more to life than a checkered flag

Ground Meat

Native-born and immigrant both get bled at Swift's beef plant

The Gospel of Ole

Standard Transmission

Tune up and laugh at Stanton's Garage; a fun ride into Bombay Dreams

Short-changed

Nickel and Dimed works up minimum rage; Zero does a number on manhood

Madame Ovary

No Kathy, no Mo no mo', but Parallel Lives still proves feminist humor's not an oxymoron

Mad About It

Costner and Allen are the upside to The Upside of Anger

Clueless

No one knows who murdered Brent Gutheinz. Thanks to a sloppy investigation, it's likely no one ever will.

Rock of Ages

The Mayor of the Sunset Strip presides over pop

Fretting

"We have mortgages, high cholesterol, and I swear I have arthritis in my fingers. Our sixth CD is due out this summer."

Letters

At Any Cost

How do restaurants set their prices?

Q & Eh

Plus: Man Crush; I Already Miss the Sumbitch

Ho Ho Hunh?

Once more, Tim Allen drops a lump of coal down the chimney

Mandarin Makes Its Debut

Chomsky, Brutal Juice and others make the news

Letters

World of Hurt; Yucky Bathrooms; Don't Call Home; Cops and Ravers; Legal Kidnappings; Clarification

Pyramid platitudes

Pyramid Grill is good, in a dull way

Night & Day

April 30 - May 6, 1998

City Hall's Slam-Dunk Gang

Quick--someone take a pulse. The Dallas City Council hasn't peeped in months. And John Ware and Ron Kirk are looking awfully well-fed.

The Right Honorable Don Venable

As the new trustee takes his seat on the school board, he comes out slashing

Upright in Garland

Pizza man sent packing for lounging in city park

Jingle bells, Jingle sells

The industry aims for the heart of Christmas-- with a shotgun

Joe Bob Briggs

Drive-In Movie Critic of Grapevine, TX

Joe Bob Briggs

Drive-In Movie Critic of Grapevine, TX

Give up LeFonque

Branford Marsalis does the 'unspeakable' once more

Morning time

Breakfast makes a comeback at Jack Java