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  • Blogs

    August 20, 2009

    Jim's Play-By-Play From the Inside Baseball Coming From City Hall Corruption Trial

    New York World-Telegram & Sun Collection/Library of CongressAt this point, Schutze is like the Mel Allen of the City Hall federal corruption trial.​Today at the Dallas City Hall federal corruption trial at the Earle Cabell, defendant John Lewis, who has pleaded guilty and is testifying for the ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 29, 2008

    A Good Night to Meet George Romero

    New York World-Telegram & Sun Collection/Library of CongressAt this point, Schutze is like the Mel Allen of the City Hall federal corruption trial.​Today at the Dallas City Hall federal corruption trial at the Earle Cabell, defendant John Lewis, who has pleaded guilty and is testifying for the ... More >>

  • Culture

    April 3, 2003

    A Grand Guy

    How Steven Soderbergh kept the Terry Southern tale from turning tragic

  • News

    January 9, 2003

    Facing the Music

    Inventor, musician and self-professed man of God, Al Petty says he hit on the perfect moneymaking scheme. His bright idea could cost him 1,200 years behind bars.

  • Music

    May 23, 2002

    Brave Combo

    Joe Cripps and Barrett Martin ride a Fast Horse to record-label utopia

  • Music

    August 9, 2001

    Go the Distance

    Centro-matic's Will Johnson chases the ghosts of Mississippi

  • Culture

    June 8, 2000

    A puff of smoke

    Paul Wesolowski knows the secret word: Groucho

  • Music

    December 23, 1999

    Home groans

    Will this year's best local records survive the millennium?

  • News

    January 28, 1999

    Odd Man Out

    Dallas-raised Terry Southern wrote Easy Rider, hung with the Beatles, and influenced a generation. But he died penniless, and now his son must pay off Terry's debts--and restore his father's legacy.

  • News

    September 10, 1998

    Blues for Freddie

    The family of a Dallas guitar legend fights to protect his legacy

  • Music

    May 7, 1998

    Divide and conquer

    Robbie Robertson throws history into the bonfire

  • Music

    June 5, 1997

    Bordered by ballads and folksongs

    John and Alan Lomax, groundbreaking musicologists

  • Music

    February 15, 1996

    The shaman and his savior

    Documentary Arts preserves the lost music of the Hmong

  • Culture

    August 17, 1995

    Welcome Home

    In Stephen Wade's hands, the lowly banjo is the key to the American experience

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