Salma Hayek

"Leviathan" Is the Best Metal Album of the Millennium

Many "best of metal" lists recently have overlooked an album which is, in my generally poor opinion, not only worthy of a place on these lists, but the best, most interesting, and most exciting metal album released this millennium. This album is Mastodon's "Leviathan". This album has so much going f ... More >>

Savages: Oliver Stone's Drug-trade Drama Settles for Sensation

At China Mex, the Dream of Fusion Power Is Still Just a Dream

China Mex Grill 8367 Park Lane 214-468-4645 Times I shook my fist at the China Mex menu: 25.4 Number of shrimp I ate (out of a possible 500): 2 When China Mex opened in the old Taco King location on Park Lane, I was optimistic. I have giant-lazy-Susan love for Chinese food, and Mexican food knows ... More >>

Summer Movies 2012: The Season Brings a Crop of Films Suitable for All Ages -- Including Adults

Urbano Cafe's Tomato Basil Soup is Worth Breaking a Few Rules

Next time, to avoid parking hassles, Alice can ride her bike to Urbano Cafe. She rides a pink Huffy with a banana saddle and ribbons on the handlebars, but don't tell her we told you.​Each week, the Cheap Bastard goes looking for a new place to eat lunch for less than nine million dollars. Thi ... More >>

Urbano Cafe: Great Tomato Basil Soup, Not So Great Parking.

Hey, Stephan Pyles: Eat This!

Alice Laussade​Behold, Samar's caramelized apple empanadas with cinnamon ice cream. Yeah, the dessert is super pretty and yeah, it's shockingly small. If we're just talking about looks here, this is the Salma Hayek of desserts. But, hey, you're the kind of person who orders dessert at lunchtim ... More >>

Why can't Mexicans keep their cactus-pickin' fingers off other people's plants?

Part 2: Abraham Salum on Grasshoppers, European Cheeses and -- ick-- Haggis

Photo by Robert BostickAbraham Salum​In part two of our continuing three-part chef's series we toss a few questions at chef Abraham Salum, recent U.S. citizen and owner of his popular namesake restaurant, Salum, which is about to celebrate its fifth anniversary. Tomorrow we join the chef in hi ... More >>

Is Gabacho Love for Taco Bell Good or Bad for Mexicans?

Cirque Du Freak: There's No Pulse in This Confuse Vampire Tale

Blood ties between Arabs and Mexicans? Oh, man, that’ll drive Lou Dobbs really nuts.

Here We Go Again, Stirring Up the Cesar Chavez Street Thing

Let's keep that debate going another year, shall we?

Ask A Mexican

Laughter is a universal language; comedy isn't

Adios, Amigos

The Mexican rides off into the sunset

Now, HP Ladies Can Stay in Town to Spend a Fortune on a Haircut

Ask a Mexican! Logo Debate Continues

Fort Worth Curves

Hold Your Horses

A Real Double Feature

Dust to Dust

Robert Towne's homage to a struggling writer is something of a struggle itself

Redemption Thong

Salma's shorts get top billing in an otherwise unwatchable caper

Let It Bleed

Vamp out at the Inwood

Damn Good Yankee

In Once Upon a Time in Mexico, the outlaw Johnny Depp saves the day

Virtual Family

It's the Spy Kids in 3-D, but where are Mom and Dad?

This Week's Day-By-Day Picks

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Picks for the week of February 13-19

Queen of Pain

Julie Taymor and Salma Hayek paint a spectacular portrait of Frida Kahlo

Made on the Margins

For 15 years, the Dallas Video Fest has flickered on the fringe

American High

With Traffic, Steven Soderbergh takes on the unwinnable drug war

Times four

Mike Figgis' Time Code offers an interesting experiment in viewing

Catholic Block

Writer-director Kevin Smith defends God, dirty words, and New Jersey

In God he trusts

Kevin Smith finally uses his religion in Dogma

Why, Wild West?

Keep yer hats on for this tepid remake

Barely staying alive

54 takes the disco high road and falls asleep at the wheel

Love springs a leak

Anyone but Fools will skip this disastrous date at all costs

Rapid fire

Desperado is a shallow but thrilling ride