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March 20, 2012
Crozier Tech: Just Tear it Down Already
Maybe it's late in the day for this, but is there any chance the city could rescind its bizarre special ordinance ordering the preservation of the old Crozier Tech high school building at the east end of downtown and just let the poor bastards who bought the place knock it down and truck it to the l ... More >>
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November 1, 2011
Sore Losers and Mind Spiders Among First Round Of Bands Announced For SXSW 2012
Considering that pre-South by Southwest bash 35 Denton announced its first round of performers last week, I guess it makes sense, then, that the Austin fest would announce its own first round of performers this week -- and that their list is indeed larger than 35 Denton's list of 17 names, clocki ... More >>
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October 20, 2011
Why won't my hot Mexican gardener take a HIV test?
Considering that pre-South by Southwest bash 35 Denton announced its first round of performers last week, I guess it makes sense, then, that the Austin fest would announce its own first round of performers this week -- and that their list is indeed larger than 35 Denton's list of 17 names, clocki ... More >>
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July 28, 2011
Big Little Label
Dallas-based Executive Music Group squeaks by, one hit at a time.
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July 7, 2011
Why do Mexicans in the United States Root for Mexico Against the U.S. in Soccer?
Dallas-based Executive Music Group squeaks by, one hit at a time.
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November 4, 2010
Dallas Observer Names Nine Dallas Artists as Finalists in Its First Annual Masterminds Award
Dallas-based Executive Music Group squeaks by, one hit at a time.
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October 1, 2010
Taco Cabana Commemorates National Taco Day with Street Taco--Wait, Isn't Every Day National Taco Day?
In the last few years, the taco has become a mad scientist's laboratory. Many well-intentioned Vincent Prices -- whether from south of the border or homegrown -- have sought to elevate the taco, fusing it with disparate parts. Their experiments are to be commended; the masses that have dipped ... More >>
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September 28, 2010
Remember When Tacos Were Just a Simple
Fast Food?
Street food purists reviled Taco Bell's "cantina tacos," but the tenor of their response hasn't dissuaded a Texas-based chain from trying out the same shtick. Taco Cabana today announced it will launch street-style tacos on Monday. According to an e-mail from a publicist for the 150-outlet T ... More >>
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August 19, 2010
Jacob Metcalf Prepares To Head South, Sets Final North Texas Performance For Next Week
Metcalf's keeping a keen eye on the horizon.Dallas Family Band cohort Jacob Metcalf is leaving town. But is he off to NYC, like Norah Jones or Neon Indian? Or, perhaps, he's just fulfilling the old cliche and moving to Austin? Nope. But he is headed south."I'm going to Guadalajara," Metcalf says ... More >>
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July 22, 2010
Get Out!: Arizona and America Join Joe Arpaio in Rushing to Inquire: Are Your Papers in Order?
Metcalf's keeping a keen eye on the horizon.Dallas Family Band cohort Jacob Metcalf is leaving town. But is he off to NYC, like Norah Jones or Neon Indian? Or, perhaps, he's just fulfilling the old cliche and moving to Austin? Nope. But he is headed south."I'm going to Guadalajara," Metcalf says ... More >>
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April 29, 2010
A Report from Juarez, the Bleeding Front Line of the War on Drugs
Metcalf's keeping a keen eye on the horizon.Dallas Family Band cohort Jacob Metcalf is leaving town. But is he off to NYC, like Norah Jones or Neon Indian? Or, perhaps, he's just fulfilling the old cliche and moving to Austin? Nope. But he is headed south."I'm going to Guadalajara," Metcalf says ... More >>
Blogs
October 7, 2009
On The Range: Tortas
On The Range is a weekly exploration of the history and lore of Texas menu items.No matter that you haven't read the strip in many years, or even if you've never perused the comic that has been a staple of the funny papers across the country for over 70 years, you still probably know that Dagwoo ... More >>
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September 9, 2009
Gig Alert: Neon Indian at Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios
No need to be shy, Alan.At the risk of beating you over the head with this information, it seems worth our while to remind you that tonight marks the much-anticipated debut of Alan Palomo's newest project, Neon Indian, which has garnered praise from outlets far beyond us and the normal local musi ... More >>
Blogs
January 7, 2009
Echoes and Reverberations: Loco Gringos Vivir Para Siempre en Nuestros Corazones
For more photos, album art and show posters, check out our slideshow here.Dallas bands are usually judged within the context of their efforts and accomplishments. Some spend stupid money on hair care products and aspire to a label deal; other bands actually rehearse and wanna make an important art ... More >>
News
July 10, 2008
Ask a Mexican
El Rey lives south of the border, if only on black velvet
Calendar
June 26, 2008
Friendly Fire
FC Dallas takes on Chivas
News
March 8, 2007
House of Death
A dozen men were tortured, killed and buried in a small house in Juarez. Three years later, the U.S. government is still trying to cover up what happened.
News
July 14, 2005
The Year of El Gato
FC Dallas' Mario Torres carries the hopes of Latino soccer fans. But is he the future--or just a cynical marketing ploy?
Music
October 10, 2002
A Little Respeto
How Maná won the war for its reputation--without even trying
News
August 15, 2002
Blue-Collar Nights
To the sound of a Latin beat, the city's working stiffs escape the daily grind at Escapade, two of the biggest nightclubs you've never heard of -- not if English is your first language
Dining
April 12, 2001
Two Fingers Too Much?
Agave shortage drives up tequila prices
News
January 4, 2001
The Angel of Juarez
Hundreds of poor Mexican girls have been abducted, raped, and murdered on the streets of Ciudad Juarez. They were forgotten and mostly ignored by authorities until Esther Chavez came along.
News
June 1, 2000
The kids aren't all right
The Americanized culture of undocumented immigrants finds the doors to higher education closed
News
March 19, 1998
Dr. Bombastic
Dallas oncologist Dennis Birenbaum claims he's been given a bad rap by the state and media. Now he's going to make them pay.
Music
February 12, 1998
The LeAnn Rimes of mariachi music
Talented and determined, Nydia Rojas is forging a pop career while remaining true to her roots
News
March 6, 1997
The Bard of Bedford
Fred Hutchison believes in high-volume poetry
News
February 13, 1997
Born of El Sol
Germinated in the rich tradition of El Sol de Texas, the Spanish-language press takes root in Dallas
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Joe Bob Briggs
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June 15, 1995
Retro cool
A.J. Gonzales emerges from the '80s time warp with ever-stellar cheese enchiladas

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