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February 24, 2012
For Your Weekend Listening Pleasure: Brent Best Explains These 42 Slobberbone Covers
I've still got a few of the work-week rock-and-roll adioses stashed away, and guess I'd better use 'em or lose 'em between now and the next week or so. So let's start with this -- a bootleg officially known as The Bone Collection, featuring 42(ish) covers performed by Slobberbone and, in a few in ... More >>
Culture
June 9, 2011
Broken Gears' The Hand Tempts the Fickle Finger of Fate
Plus: Shooting Star shines, and the Big Gay Dance Party that never ends.
Blogs
March 16, 2011
Q&A: Mike Watt Talks The Minutemen, The Stooges and How The Hell He Ended Up On A Kelly Clarkson Album.
If known only for his work with the legendary trio known as The Minutemen, bassist Mike Watt would still have his place in rock 'n' roll lore. But even after that band disintegrated following the death of singer/guitarist D. Boon, Watt pressed on and formed another acclaimed trio: Firehose. And, whe ... More >>
Music
October 21, 2010
Interpol's Confidence Doesn't Reflect Recent Lineup Changes
If known only for his work with the legendary trio known as The Minutemen, bassist Mike Watt would still have his place in rock 'n' roll lore. But even after that band disintegrated following the death of singer/guitarist D. Boon, Watt pressed on and formed another acclaimed trio: Firehose. And, whe ... More >>
Blogs
October 9, 2010
Mayor Tom: "Dallas Is At the Heart of What is Happening in the U.S. Economy Today."
Chris HeinbaughOn the other side is the final dispatch from Chris Heinbaugh, Mayor Tom Leppert's chief of staff, who's among the traveling party wrapping up that trade mission to Spain and France. The quote in the headline comes from the release that follows, in which Leppert says the Euros are r ... More >>
Blogs
June 25, 2010
Any Food Fad That Involves Cake and Frosting is Fine With Us
Photos courtesy of The Cake Ball CompanyFor more views of cake balls, macarons and whoopie pies, click here to see our recent slideshow.What would our diets be without humanity's lemming-like habit of chasing the latest food fads? The acai berry would remain in the swamp lands of South Ameri ... More >>
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September 17, 2009
The owners of Bolsa are at it again—launching another hot, new restaurant while keeping their demons in check.
Photos courtesy of The Cake Ball CompanyFor more views of cake balls, macarons and whoopie pies, click here to see our recent slideshow.What would our diets be without humanity's lemming-like habit of chasing the latest food fads? The acai berry would remain in the swamp lands of South Ameri ... More >>
Blogs
December 23, 2008
Top 10 Latin Music Albums of 2008
Americans who still think of Latin music as mariachi bands and gyrating Ricky Martins and Shakiras might want to lend a closer ear to the genre. This country's Hispanic population isn't just growing, it's growing more diverse. More and more unique musical styles are being gobbled up, and that shoul ... More >>
News
November 20, 2008
Once and for All, Was Jimmy Hendrix Mexican?
Americans who still think of Latin music as mariachi bands and gyrating Ricky Martins and Shakiras might want to lend a closer ear to the genre. This country's Hispanic population isn't just growing, it's growing more diverse. More and more unique musical styles are being gobbled up, and that shoul ... More >>
Blogs
June 25, 2008
Courtesy Richardson's Robot Man, David Byrne Now Comes With Extra Odd
Americans who still think of Latin music as mariachi bands and gyrating Ricky Martins and Shakiras might want to lend a closer ear to the genre. This country's Hispanic population isn't just growing, it's growing more diverse. More and more unique musical styles are being gobbled up, and that shoul ... More >>
Dining
December 27, 2007
Victory: That Gasoline Smell...
2007 started with the scent of napalm in the morning
Music
January 18, 2007
Be a Part of It
Tips 'n' tricks for taking in Tweedy
News
December 7, 2006
�Ask a Mexican!
Tips 'n' tricks for taking in Tweedy
Blogs
May 18, 2006
MADI...But Hurt, Really
Tips 'n' tricks for taking in Tweedy
News
February 12, 2004
Shipshape?
Awash in oil, the Spanish victims of a tanker disaster seek justice from a Texas company
Film
March 6, 2003
Impossible Dreamer
Terry Gilliam sets out to make Don Quixote, but becomes him instead
Music
November 7, 2002
Don't Look Back
Destroyer's Dan Bejar hit the road for This Night and found a great album at the end
Best of Dallas
September 26, 2002
Leonard Bishop
Lincoln High
Culture
March 14, 2002
Resurrecting Murillo
Before the putti got to him, Bartolomé Esteban Murillo could paint a mean scene
Culture
January 31, 2002
Unenlightened
The Meadows' new Goya show serves up the riddles, but not the answers
Music
March 22, 2001
Christina Rosenvinge
Frozen Pool (Smells Like Records)
Culture
February 22, 2001
Who Says Nothing's Shocking?
Christina Vela's turn as Patty Diphusa, International Sex Symbol has people talking
Culture
February 1, 2001
Venus Rising
Christina Vela and Our Endeavors flesh out a sexy myth in I, Patti Diphusa
Dining
December 28, 2000
Playing Chicken
Come boom or bust Dallasites gotta eat--out, that is
News
November 30, 2000
Letters
Animal Farm, Police Story, All That Jazz
News
April 13, 2000
Letters
The problem is you; Dance for the masses
News
December 9, 1999
The Dropout Piece
Lee Lozano was among the most celebrated conceptual artists of the 1960s. So why is she buried in an unmarked grave in Grand Prairie?
Music
February 25, 1999
The only one
Wilco's Jeff Tweedy spent years trying to prove he was better than everyone thought. Now, with Summer Teeth, nothing's ever gonna get in his way again.
Dining
December 31, 1998
Let 'em eat loin
1998 was a year of lusty carnivores, raw fish, and orgiastic indulgence
Film
May 14, 1998
Born to kvetch
Europe's a blur to the self-absorbed Woody Allen
Film
February 26, 1998
Skin shallow
In Live Flesh, Almodovar doesn't go deep enough
Film
September 4, 1997
Simple pleasure
Mouth to Mouth does more than phone it in
Dining
May 22, 1997
Ain't nothing like the real thing
La Tasca's full-blown Spanish fare was worth the wait
Music
December 19, 1996
Good vibrations
After a brief setback, local prodigy is again on track
Music
August 22, 1996
The soul of the land
For classicist Pepe Romero, it's feelings, not notes
Calendar
November 30, 1995
Events for the week
For classicist Pepe Romero, it's feelings, not notes
Music
June 22, 1995
Deep roots
James McMurtry gives life to the near-dead out in the flat lands
Music
May 4, 1995
Roadshows
James McMurtry gives life to the near-dead out in the flat lands

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