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This Week's Day-By-Day Picks

This Week's Day-By-Day Picks

Dead to Rights

Stripped of pretention, Danny Boyle gets his mojo back in the zombie flick 28 Days Later

The Observer Regrets...

Making amends for past wrongs

JFK Journey

Oswald, from shot to grave

This Week's Day-By-Day Picks

Oswald, from shot to grave

Eyes at Front

At the 16th Dallas Video Festival, you cannot--and should not--look away

Gravy Train

Never mind the bleeps, here comes The Osbournes

Eschewing the Fat

Interest groups battle over your next meal

Britney Spears

July 22

Scene, Heard

KRBV's change in format causes barely a ripple in the airwaves

Bad Reputation

Low hopes its slow-and-depressing label was one thing Lost in the Fire

Handmade Booze

Dallas succumbs to the lure of Tito's, Texas' only hand-distilled vodka

Hard Eight

We knocked over the stack of local releases and found eight you need to hear

True Lies

Thai Bistro

Beauty's in the Eye of the Beer-Holder

Sally Field turns director for Beautiful, with reasonable (is that good enough?) results

Waiting on You

Don't call it a comeback: Weezer's been here for years. Their fans have, anyway.

No class

New York-based Edison Schools flunked out with trying to privatize Sherman's public schools. Why should things be any different in Dallas?

Dissed robes

On the prosecution-biased Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, justice isn't blind. It's dumb.

The men who did too little

Michael Mann's The Insider proves real life trumps fictional suspense every time

Cola kids

Public school students become a captive audience for corporate advertisers

Acrobatic action

Mr. Nice Guy deserves to be the film that finally breaks Jackie Chan

Hammered

When Kevin Abdullah wrote a rap song for his idol MC Hammer, he thought he was getting his big break. Instead, he got screwed.

The madness of King Jerry

What a surprise--the owner of the Dallas Cowboys is nuts

Soul brother number one

Ray Charles rules a far-flung kingdom

How low will they go?

Ray Charles rules a far-flung kingdom

Should Paul Fielding go to jail?

He's violated the public trust and betrayed his own ethical standards. But is Dallas' perpetually annoying councilman guilty of fraud, perjury, and extortion?

Evil's triumph at Texas Stadium

Blesses are the Cheeseheads - even if they didn't make it to the Super Bowl

Channel surfing

The 1994 Dallas Video Festival mixes equal parts ineptitude and brilliance