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Our Idiot Brother: The Littlest Lebowski

Long-haired dreamer has predictably profound effect on his siblings.

T.D. Jakes Will Speak in D.C. on Inauguration Day, As It Turns Out, Says the AP

Two days before Christmas, while addressing the controversy surrounding President-elect Barack Obama's decision to have Rick Warren deliver the inaugural invocation, John McWhorter wrote in The New Republic, "Suppose Obama had invited black megastar preacher T.D. Jakes instead." Turns out, Obama has ... More >>

Adding T.D. Jakes and Race to the Debate Over Sexuality and Religion

Bishop T.D. Jakes My old friend Elvis Mitchell was in town on Friday, conducting an interview for a sequel to his 2008 star-studded documentary The Black List: Volume One, bought by HBO shortly before making its Sundance Film Festival in January. There will be two locals in the follow-up, which d ... More >>

Cornyn's Using Fred Baron to Raise Dough, And Not in a Good Way

Bishop T.D. Jakes My old friend Elvis Mitchell was in town on Friday, conducting an interview for a sequel to his 2008 star-studded documentary The Black List: Volume One, bought by HBO shortly before making its Sundance Film Festival in January. There will be two locals in the follow-up, which d ... More >>

Wither DFW International?

Bishop T.D. Jakes My old friend Elvis Mitchell was in town on Friday, conducting an interview for a sequel to his 2008 star-studded documentary The Black List: Volume One, bought by HBO shortly before making its Sundance Film Festival in January. There will be two locals in the follow-up, which d ... More >>

Trolling Right-Wing Political Blogs Proves That November Can't Come Too Soon

Bishop T.D. Jakes My old friend Elvis Mitchell was in town on Friday, conducting an interview for a sequel to his 2008 star-studded documentary The Black List: Volume One, bought by HBO shortly before making its Sundance Film Festival in January. There will be two locals in the follow-up, which d ... More >>

Is the Man Behind the TXU Deal a Hero or a Villain? Depends.

Bishop T.D. Jakes My old friend Elvis Mitchell was in town on Friday, conducting an interview for a sequel to his 2008 star-studded documentary The Black List: Volume One, bought by HBO shortly before making its Sundance Film Festival in January. There will be two locals in the follow-up, which d ... More >>

Sources Say, "Meh"

Resurrecting the Champ gets journalism right, and that's a grind

What Do The Dallas Morning News and the Weekly Reader Have in Common?

Resurrecting the Champ gets journalism right, and that's a grind

Spy Vs. Spy

Billy Ray takes on another liar: FBI traitor Robert Hanssen

Nostalgia Trip

Steven Soderbergh tries, and largely fails, to make 'em like they used to

Eye Candy

It's overpriced, it's gaudy and we have to put it on a credit card. Yep, that Calatrava bridge says Dallas all over.

RIght Cross

Is George W. Bush a conservative? Author Bruce Bartlett doesn't think so,

and saying that cost him his job.

"Exuberantly shallow"

Suspension bridge of disbelief

Bolton No More in ’04

And other New Year’s resolutions we’re not sticking with

Muck, Raked

A dirty journo gets busted in Shattered Glass

Tomorrow Always Knows

Plus: Sack of Kittens

Drawing the Line

Leon Kossoff's copies from old masters plumb the power of the artist's mark

Met Memories

Sure, this column is full of cuss words and self-indulgence. So was my old paper.

Mr. Smith arrives

Texas Monthly's new man has plan: long stories, pop culture, and don't suck

Banter

Stonewall Jackson's House would be politically incorrect, but Jimmy hates that term

Texas Monthly's Midlife Crisis

Stonewall Jackson's House would be politically incorrect, but Jimmy hates that term

Ramblin' man

Emma writer-director Douglas McGrath jumps from Midland to Jane Austen

Charity Gall

Crippled children are the latest fund-raising ticket for a controversial Palestinian foundation

Events for the week

Crippled children are the latest fund-raising ticket for a controversial Palestinian foundation

Texas' revenge on America

Why do we love Washington's most hated politician?