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February 28, 2012
600 Elsbeth, Site of Rotting Apartment Complex In Which Lee Oswald Once Lived, Is For Sale
Speaking of the assassination of John F. Kennedy ...For a long while now we've written about the ongoing fight between the city of Dallas and Jane Bryant, owner of the decaying apartment complex on 600 Elsbeth near Bishop Arts where, in 1962, Lee Harvey Oswald and wife Marina briefly lived. Just ... More >>
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February 19, 2012
Discovering a Rare Bobby Patterson Single Mentioned in the Warren Commission Hearings
A Friend of Unfair Park wondered Saturday afternoon: Is the "unknown teen" named Robert Patterson heard singing "Tell Me How" and "Dear Debbie" on this purchased-this-morning Future Records single none other than the Bobby Patterson? Why, yes, yes it is; just listen to that voice. Said Bobby when ... More >>
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December 9, 2011
It's Not Every Day You Get to See an Original Calvin and Hobbes Piece In Person. (Or Buy It.)
Courtesy Heritage AuctionsOne of the few Calvin and Hobbes originals ever to come on the auction market's now residing at the corner of Oak Lawn and Maple. For now.That was quite the Heritage Auctions infomercial ABC aired during prime-time last night: Unfair Park's cross-the-street neighbor got ... More >>
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May 24, 2011
Dealey Plaza Redo: Beware the Goon Squads
Yesterday's city council committee briefing on restoring Dealey Plaza was all very well. The well-intended and the well-heeled have joined together to raise money for a well-designed refurbishing of the place where President John F. Kennedy was ... well, you know ... shot. I'm sure it will b ... More >>
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April 28, 2011
City Hall's Kennedy Conspiracy
Kennedy assassination author and conspiracist Robert Groden says the city's out to get him. He may be right.
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April 21, 2011
From the Film Vaults: Rush to Judgment
A witness to the Kennedy assassination shows Mark Lane where he was on November 22, 1963.While looking for something unrelated this morning, I came across quite the cinematic find just posted to the Internet Archive: a full-length copy of Oscar-nominated director Emile de Antonio's 1966 film Rush ... More >>
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October 20, 2010
Buy This: Closing the Door on Lee Harvey and Marina Oswald's Former Oak Cliff Apartment
Initially I thought this would be just an oddball novelty item: Heritage Auction Galleries is selling the door to Lee Harvey and Marina Oswald's old Oak Cliff apartment -- the one on Elsbeth and Davis Streets, more or less across the street from the Bishop Arts District. It doesn't officially go ... More >>
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October 13, 2010
So Dean Foods Is Eliminating the "Schepps" Name in Dallas. Well, That Doesn't Seem Right.
Soup Can"Schepps" has been a brand name in Dallas since 1942, when Harmon Schepps started the dairy with a single truck that became a ginormous bidness since swallowed up by Cityplace-based Dean Foods. (Fun fact: Harmon was called to testify in front of the Warren Commission due to his friendship ... More >>
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July 2, 2010
The City's Chased Away Those Dealey Plaza Vendors, But At Least You Can Get a La Duni Cupcake at the Sixth Floor Museum Now
Photos by Patrick MichelsSoft. Comforting. Tacky?"Life's too short to be serious." Printed on a tiny, squishy yellow pillow. For sale at the Sixth Floor Museum Store Cafe. You know, the one that caters to patrons of the Sixth Floor Museum, the museum that features exhibits about the untimely de ... More >>
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July 2, 2010
Joe Campisi Lives On in the Virtual Realm, Promoting His Family's Pizza
One of Dallas' oldest restaurants has found a very modern way to promote its pizzas and pastas. Campisi's recently contracted with Brad Williamson, who bills himself as The Virtual Biographer, to create an online identity for restaurant founder Joe Campisi, who died in 1990. To the surprise ... More >>
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July 24, 2008
Lost in Dealey Plaza, "The Bermuda Triangle of Pop Culture!"
One of Dallas' oldest restaurants has found a very modern way to promote its pizzas and pastas. Campisi's recently contracted with Brad Williamson, who bills himself as The Virtual Biographer, to create an online identity for restaurant founder Joe Campisi, who died in 1990. To the surprise ... More >>
Blogs
March 1, 2007
It's Our First Birthday. And We're Giving You the Presents. Mazel Tov!
One of Dallas' oldest restaurants has found a very modern way to promote its pizzas and pastas. Campisi's recently contracted with Brad Williamson, who bills himself as The Virtual Biographer, to create an online identity for restaurant founder Joe Campisi, who died in 1990. To the surprise ... More >>
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December 26, 2006
Angus Wynne Remembers His Old Friend, James Brown
One of Dallas' oldest restaurants has found a very modern way to promote its pizzas and pastas. Campisi's recently contracted with Brad Williamson, who bills himself as The Virtual Biographer, to create an online identity for restaurant founder Joe Campisi, who died in 1990. To the surprise ... More >>
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July 18, 2006
"Just Like a Drift of Blossoms..."
One of Dallas' oldest restaurants has found a very modern way to promote its pizzas and pastas. Campisi's recently contracted with Brad Williamson, who bills himself as The Virtual Biographer, to create an online identity for restaurant founder Joe Campisi, who died in 1990. To the surprise ... More >>
News
December 22, 2005
The Reel Truth
Hollywood Claims the Sky is Falling. To Which We Say Puh-lease.
News
April 19, 2001
2001 Dallas Observer Music Awards
Narrow margins remind us that everyone's a winner
Culture
March 15, 2001
Up the Academy
The Oscar telecast has, for a decade, been Gil Cates' golden moment
News
July 6, 2000
The truth is way out there
Jim Marrs believes that Kennedy was murdered as part of a vast conspiracy, that aliens vist us regularly, and that the Trialateral Commission controls our governement. So, what if he's right?
News
November 26, 1998
Officer down
Thirty-five years ago, Jesse Curry was Dallas' respected, popular police chief. Then Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald, and Curry became just one more victim of the Kennedy assassination.
News
December 11, 1997
Letters
Thirty-five years ago, Jesse Curry was Dallas' respected, popular police chief. Then Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald, and Curry became just one more victim of the Kennedy assassination.
News
November 27, 1997
Stained glass
Thirty-five years ago, Jesse Curry was Dallas' respected, popular police chief. Then Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald, and Curry became just one more victim of the Kennedy assassination.
News
October 30, 1997
Conspiracy Theory
JFK assassination buffs who peddle their wares on the grassy knoll think there's a plot to put them out of business. They may be right.
News
May 11, 1995
Oswald's ghost
Norman Mailer resurrects a tragically human assassin

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