Joan Rivers

Mighty Rivers

Gandolfo's Magical Meat Tour

Food truck rolls out real-deal deli-style.

Gandolfo's New York Deli Food Truck: So Much Meat the Cheap Bastard is Frightened

gandolfosdeli.comYou are loved and you are feared, sandwich.​Tired of spending $10 for a mediocre lunch? Let the Cheap Bastard show you how to spend way less for something better, every Thursday on City of Ate and in the Dallas Observer. This week: Gandolfo's New York Deli Food Truck. Minutes ... More >>

Super Bowl XLV Commercials: The Good, The Bad and the Bootyful

​At a record $3 million for 30 seconds, seemed like most of the Super Bowl XLV ads were cars and movies and Fox promos. As I watched a run-of-the-mill On The Border commercial, I had to wonder if those folks really see $3 million in increased chips 'n hot sauce 'n margaritas. Doubtf ... More >>

Anne Burrell Steps Out of Mario Batali's Shadow to Become a Force on Her Own

Anne Burrell​I never noticed much about Anne Burrell other than how quietly reliable she was as the culinary Sancho Panza to Mario Batali every time he was summoned to another Iron Chef gustatory battle. She was just obscure, white smocked Anne, relegated to the anonymous, though vital, drudge ... More >>

Staff Trax: The Apples in Stereo, Arcade Fire, Paul Brill, Built to Spill, Twin Sister and The Futureheads.

Welcome to Staff Trax, the weekly feature here on DC9 where we shed some light on the music we've been enjoying of late, regardless of the touring or album release schedules that tend to bear the focus of most of our coverage. Consider it a chance for you readers to get some more insight into ou ... More >>

Joan Of Snark

Welcome to Staff Trax, the weekly feature here on DC9 where we shed some light on the music we've been enjoying of late, regardless of the touring or album release schedules that tend to bear the focus of most of our coverage. Consider it a chance for you readers to get some more insight into ou ... More >>

Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work -- Too Much Work, Too Little Joan

Welcome to Staff Trax, the weekly feature here on DC9 where we shed some light on the music we've been enjoying of late, regardless of the touring or album release schedules that tend to bear the focus of most of our coverage. Consider it a chance for you readers to get some more insight into ou ... More >>

Jerry Seinfeld and NBC Are Looking for Locals to Play Real-Life Battling Bickersons

I assume Jerry borrowed his reality TV idea from this particular holiday favorite.If you're headed downtown for the CityArts Celebration this weekend and have also considered a career in reality-television humiliation, then someone has dipped their chocolate in your peanut butter. And by someone, I ... More >>

Leatherface

Joan Rivers takes on the Meyerson

Breaking Even

Kenny Rogers shows off his new face

Without a Hitch

Dyed, fried and double-wide, Trailer Park Musical rolls dirty; Jukebox rocks

Virgin Alarm

Spaceballs goes off at the Inwood

Show Your Bones

Take your teens to see the Dead

Oscar Overhaul

The Academy--y-a-w-n--Awards desperately need a shot of sports

Dead Like Them

The Academy--y-a-w-n--Awards desperately need a shot of sports

Last Stand

The Academy--y-a-w-n--Awards desperately need a shot of sports

Everyone's Watching

Oscar visits Big D

Paper Trail

Plus: Old Hand; When Fanboys Dream

Vice City

Plus: Lush Ladies; Kill Your Tv

Club Directory

Plus: Lush Ladies; Kill Your Tv

Nice Pussy

A killer cat steals a wonderful movie from a kindly ogre

Dirty Jokes

Blondes have more fun

Letters

Letters from the issue of April 10, 2003

Club Directory

Letters from the issue of April 10, 2003

He Sees Everything

Plus: Seeing Red

SNAFU

Buzz looks back on 2001 and proves once again that the boy just ain't normal

Something to Brag About

The Tipperary Inn gets a makeover

2001 Dallas Observer Music Awards

Narrow margins remind us that everyone's a winner

Scene, Heard

Fry Street Fair grumbling

Sisterly Love

Determination and a little Tupperware help create a museum honoring American women

Reel power

Dallas-based Regent Entertainment vies to become a Hollywood player, and it's off to an Oscar-winning start

The Prozac don

The boss of movie bosses skewers himself in the hit-and-miss Analyze This

Warm snow

Alan Rickman's film is a welcome Winter Guest

Artful dodger

Ray Nasher wants to give the city his sculptures, but first there's a small zoning matter

Events for the week

Ray Nasher wants to give the city his sculptures, but first there's a small zoning matter

Aborted cause

Ivan Reitman's Junior ruins many stellar comic opportunities