[Editor's Note: Longtime concert photographer Andrew Youssef found out almost two years ago that he had Stage IV Colon Cancer. In that time, he has continued to shoot tons of music events for our sister paper OC Weekly on top of other freelance work and working a day job at a hospital, of all places ... More >>
If there's one thing that starts a guitarist's heart thumping, it's the heat from the fretboard as his or her fingers slide across the strings. It's a sordid love affair that leaves fans screaming for more, and the guitarist's soul longing for more. In fact, B.B. King loved his $30 guitar so much t ... More >>
Some winter, huh? I'm wearing short sleeves and it's still February. That means we're going to be eating peaches a little sooner, so long as a hard frost doesn't come in and burn those little blossoms. Before you get out there and enjoy the beautiful weekend weather (I'm ready for some patio drinki ... More >>
About a year ago, before tragedy twice struck the much-adored area greaser-punk three-piece Spector 45, first with frontman Frankie Campagna on New Year's Day and then again in March with bassist Adam Carter, the band had been approached about having their music used in an upcoming TV ad promoting t ... More >>
Freebirds World Burrito, you know, the other 'FB' you love besides Facebook, is bringing its "hippie-inspired burrito concept that originated in Santa Barbara, CA" to Irving, TX. Jason Daniel, Director of Operations for Freebirds, along with his team, is working hard to bring restaurant #49 ... More >>
Willie Nelson, American hero.Just last night, the great Willie Nelson was in town to perform a gig at the Morton H. Meyerson Center and raise funds for LaunchAbility, a Dallas-based organization that provides services to assist both children and adults with developmental disabilities. Good guy, t ... More >>
On Christmas Eve afternoon, radio-radio's Julia Barton stopped by the offices to interview Schutze and me for an episode of Public Radio International's Studio 360, which is hosted by Kurt Andersen. Barton had been tasked with doing a piece on Dallas as part of the show's "American Icons" series, ... More >>
Ed Rode, Jack Daniel'sSharon Yarbrough preps an entry for the Jack Daniel's barbecue competition.This Saturday, I had the luck to serve as a judge at the 22nd Annual Jack Daniel's World Championship Invitational Barbecue in Lynchburg, Tennessee. More than 25,000 people descended on the town, ... More >>
Dallas Morning News insiders and the merely curious have no doubt spent the better part of the day watching the comments pile up on the DMNcuts blog, which has documented the layoffs taking place inside 508 Young Street. Condolences have been extended, tempers have flared, those let go have said the ... More >>
See Don play with his dog
Cast of old men in leather pants on the road to nowhere good
If you like NASCAR... you might be a redneck
Plus: Seeing Red
A motorcycle accident cost Bill Rucker his leg, but that won't stop him from building-and riding-bikes
Tripsichore strikes a pose
Get your motor running at the Cycle World International Motorcycle Show
Colin Dunne is the anti-Michael Flatley
Check out the rockin' broncs
...and flesh sometimes meets the pavement, stunt bikers look to go legit
Why would Dallas broadcast classical music to rural meth labs?
When Steve met Stevie, neither man profited
Cavender's Boot City
Big Brothers Big Sisters shows its poker face
Café Italia hits some rough spots, but it just might have some potential buried under the bumps
Is a teacher's effort to free two convicted killers a rush to bad judgment?
Bare breasts, a bowl of red, and bad blood among the chili brethren in the Big Bend. Texas doesn't get any better.
Long-shot sheriff's candidate Charles Muñoz goes for broke against old-timer Jim Bowles
Like-minded "Patriots" find their own around the new Branch Davidian Church in Waco
At Jekyll & Hyde Club, the actors act, the puppets howl, and the food...well, never mind
Texas guitar hero Bugs Henderson wouldn't swap family for fame
Venal old fraud Pat Boone bellies up to the trough once more with an album of metal covers
UFOFU brings 'alternative' to ETSU and wins the talent show
She hasn't got money or connections. But straight-shooting Linda Terrell is helping dying grownups live their dreams.
The soul of Velvet Underground stares into the Twilight
Ray Washburne's Texas Business is a case study in how not to run a business
The 1994 Dallas Video Festival mixes equal parts ineptitude and brilliance
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