Filmed in black and white in the wintry countryside of Görlitz, Germany, Schwentke’s vision of a man who would be posthumously named the Executioner of Emsland is chilling and yet, at times, almost farcical
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Bujalski frames most of Support the Girls as an almost real-time delineation of chaos, but his storytelling elegance — delicate, nearly invisible foreshadowing; cogent evocations of backstory — adds reflective layers to the surface anarchy
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For months, people have wandered the halls of the Sweet Tooth Hotel snapping photos, taking selfies in a tub and posing with giant lollipops on a bed made from leftover Nike shoe tread. Built By Bender, a Dallas-based custom fabrication shop, crafted five of the rooms for the Sweet Tooth...
Though the weather still reminds us that it's the heat of the summer, Christmas shows are being announced. It's the usual reminder that time travels fast and soon enough we'll be celebrating the festivities of the holiday season. In more time appropriate matters, Travis Scott, Josh Abbott, and Scotty McCreery...
It took Will von Bolton eight years to write Loophole to Happiness, a 585-word book that mimics his philosophy, while he traveled in more than 30 countries as a tour and music photographer. Next month, he will travel alone around the country for three months as part of The Becoming...
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The West End is about to get its latest infusion of innovation. It will soon be home to a smart park, serve as the focal point of a case study for smart city technology and connect to Victory Park via a newly illuminated path. The developments are all happening in...
Friday It’s not so much the securing of a designated driver. No, when it’s time for a group outing, the big problem is deciding on the destination. Which bar? Does it have food? Whose house is the meet-up? The Party Bus Bar Crawl from 7 to 11 p.m. Friday removes...
At its best, the show was a canny deconstruction of contemporary late-night comedy, which has been swamped with political satire since Stewart, the former Daily Show host, turned Bush-era liberal outrage comedy into its very own TV genre
Trick Pony wants to keep the spirit of the season going for you through January with their Endless Summer menu.
The grass reached as high as her waist, and rogue chickens bobbed around in the backyard. Meri Dahlke was on the hunt for a good location for a “country tavern” — she’d never owned a bar in her life — and one of her first stops was a tiny, shed-looking...
Put yourself in John Carney’s shoes. He’s got to wonder if he and his clients have some special thundercloud or mark following them around. Two years ago the mayor of Dallas named and listed several of Carney’s clients as “high impact landlords” whom the mayor was targeting in a special...
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The average life expectancy of a musician is 20 to 25 years fewer than the general population, according to a psychology study published by Sydney University. Fortunately for the people of Denton and Dallas, the Denton Music and Arts Collaborative has its musicians covered. DMAC is a fast-growing nonprofit organization...
Glenn Hunter's reason for moving to Dallas from Oklahoma City was simple. "There was a life here," Hunter says. Life, he means, for a gay man and his partner in the 1980s — an active, vibrant community centered then as it is now on Cedar Springs Road, whose gay-friendly clubs...
The Mississippi Delta is hallowed ground in the world of the blues. From Robert Johnson and Howlin’ Wolf to B.B. King and Jimmy Rogers, you would be hard-pressed to find a state more steeped in the traditions of the genre than the Magnolia State. And that’s to say nothing of...
Jessica Sotero, a single mother of two from Irving who works as an administrative assistant in Dallas, signed up for WhatsYourPrice.com and found much more than a future boyfriend or husband.
Gulabo’s Brunch and BBQ is a new, fast-casual Halal and Pakistani restaurant in Carrollton. It is owned by executive chef Muzasfar Kushmiri, who has more than 10 years of experience working in kitchens in Pakistan and all over the globe. Gulabo’s is operated by husband and wife team Ibrahim Choudhry...
Wednesday The regional premiere of Revolt. She said. Revolt again. closes Second Thought Theatre's 2018 season. The new play focuses on the experiences (family, work, relationships, sex, power) of a woman in the 21st century. Writer is Britain's Alice Birch. Director is Christie Vela. The cast: Jenny Ledel, Lydia Mackay,...
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In one of the least likely places for a high-end restaurant, Foxyco surprises with its summery cocktails and defiantly big-flavored menu.
After eight years of providing music education to students who don't have access to the arts, La Rondalla, the free after-school music program, closed last weekend. Founder Dennis Gonzalez and his two sons, Stefan and Aaron, tried to keep La Rondalla open, but the cost to keep the program running...
I’m from Dallas. I was late to see the 2015 movie Spotlight, about a sex scandal involving the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston. I saw it last January in a suburban theater in the San Francisco Bay Area with my sister and brother-in-law, who are from Chicago. For me, it...
If there's one thing Dallas isn’t hurting for, it's doughnut shops. But slide over to Fort Worth and it can be slim pickings. Melvin Roberson has been taking advantage of that for years with his food truck and catering company Dough Boy Donuts. Now he’s turned his sweet success into...