Subject: Mae West

• Batman on ice

  June 19, 1997

• An actress going buck naked on stage doesn't give Closer the sexual chemistry it demands.

  April 2, 2009

• Coming (At You) Soon

  Jeffrey Katzenberg's cure-all for an ailing movie economy, in all three dimensions

  December 25, 2008

• Bump and Grimes

  Girl takes some—but definitely not all—of it off

  November 30, 2006

• The Donkey Brays | Dang! | Mayor Diva | Just as Rotten

  November 23, 2006

• Our top DVD picks for the week of April 4

  April 6, 2006

• Down for the Count

  Does speed dating really work?

  December 16, 2004

• Capsule Reviews

  Our critics weigh in on local theater

  April 15, 2004

• Capsule Reviews

  Our critics weigh in on local theater

  April 1, 2004

• Dirty Blonde, Black Roots

  Musicals explore the birth of the blues, the death of a bawdy Hollywood icon

  April 1, 2004

• Dirty Jokes

  Blondes have more fun

  March 11, 2004

• Sweet 'n' Sour Nonsense

  Shanghai Moon full of funny surprises at Pocket; unhappy days for DCT's Outsiders

  February 26, 2004

• Life is a Cabaret

  BurlesqueFest busts out at the Gypsy Tea Room

  June 19, 2003

• This Week's Day-By-Day Picks

  May 15, 2003

• Bats Amore

  With Bat Boy: The Musical, Theatre Three finds a star who deserves rabid fans

  May 8, 2003

• It's De-Lovely

  With Anything Goes, Theatre Arlington makes a Cole Porter musical classic easy to love

  April 3, 2003

• Say It, Don't Sing It

  IFC's new documentary, Crossover

  September 20, 2001

• Southern Breezes

  Even in death, Terry Southern remains larger than life

  May 31, 2001

• Girl Afraid

  Renée Zellweger nervously Joneses for romance

  April 12, 2001

• Code of Conduct

  Dave Thomas' book offers workplace philosophy for more than just computer freaks and geeks

  November 30, 2000

• Cracker kingdom

  Jeeter Lester lives and leers on in Theatre Three's over-the-top Tobacco Road

  February 8, 1996

• At The Majestic Theater, Dusting Off Old Favorites With the Spectacular Senior Follies

  Patrick MichelsBill Kennedy onstage at The Majestic Friday night​Ned Startzel was 3 years old when the new Majestic Theatre opened on Elm Street in downtown Dallas in 1921. Startzel began writing shows, performed in Vaudeville acts and fought in World War II, while Dallas's theater row rose and fell around the Majestic -- with 10 neighboring theaters downtown, at one point.Last weekend Startzel brought his 2-year-old Spectacular Senior Follies revue to the Majestic's friendly confines, singing

  September 14, 2009