Log In! Disqus: Our New Commenting System

Ladies and gents, you may have noticed: We have a new commenting system. Sure, we’re going to miss the hell out of Captcha’s bizarre word combinations, and that hypnotic voice to soothe you with phrases like “booger humans” or “gladly tectonic.” Today, we’ve got something we think is more interesting:…

BREAKING NEWS: Texas Rangers Moving to 103.3 ESPN

For the first time since 1995, Texas Rangers’ games next season will not be on KRLD 1080 AM as, according to a team source, the franchise will announce – perhaps as soon as this afternoon – that it has agreed to a contract with 103.3 FM ESPN. This year the…

BREAKING NEWS: Mark Elfenbein Joins 105.3 The Fan

Because it’s never too early to get an Elf for Christmas, 105.3 The Fan is hiring long-time Ticket personality Mark Elfenbein. Elf, who hosted a Sunday morning show on 1310 AM since the birth of The Ticket back in 1994. He will begin his new gig alongside Josh Lewin weekdays 11 a.m.-2 p.m…

Further and Further Inside the New Parkland

This just in from Parkland: Bank of America Charitable Foundation is contributing $1 million toward the $1.27-billion new Parkland Hospital, which held its groundbreaking, oh, about a month ago. Which is nice, but it reminds me: Yesterday the mailman delivered the Winter 2010 issue of Columns, AIA Dallas’s quarterly arts-and-architecture…

Starck Club to Reopen … As “Zouk”

Got a most curious e-mail over the weekend from a publicist wanting to invite the Unfair Park-ers to a press preview on December 11, when “former Starck Club reopens as Zouk.” Say wha? But, sure enough: Zouk has a website (ish) and Facebook page (announcing a Friday-night “sneak preview,” matter…

Not Not Heat: Walk Score Does Dallas. Ish.

Yesterday, the highly debatable Walk Score posted to its site so-called “heat maps” for most of the nation’s biggest cities and their surrounding neighborhoods. You’ll find Dallas here — along with a ranking of 26 neighborhoods from highest (Main Street Districts, which scores a near-perfect 98) to lowest (South Dallas,…

Your Trinity Photo Contest Grand Prize Winner

In the video below you get a fleeting glimpse of Sean Fitzgerald’s Grand Prize winner in the second annual Trinity River Corridor Project Photo Contest. City Hall spokesman Frank Librio was kind enough to send the real thing.Update at 11:30 a.m.: Librio has posted all 61 winning images to the…