| | | Cruel and Usual Punishment by Amy Silverstein  The man from California who called himself Old School seemed like a legitimate customer because he actually smoked the crack he purchased. That was Earnest Jones' test to make sure he wasn't selling to an informant. more >>
| | | | | | | | | | Beyonce and Jay Z at AT&T Stadium For the first half of her and Jay Z's appearance at AT&T Stadium on Tuesday night, it looked like this show was all about Beyonce. Every time she was onstage, Bey's presence trumped that of anyone else in sight -- including the Greatest himself. more >> | | | | | | Stock and Barrel's New America by Scott Reitz  Staring down at my plate at Jon Stevens' newly minted Stock and Barrel in the Bishop Arts District, it's hard not to conclude, suddenly and depressingly, that I got the shaft as a child. When I was growing up, meatloaf was a callous and passionless dish wrought from lean ground beef, a couple eggs and pre-seasoned breadcrumbs dumped from a can. more >> | | | An Interview with Matt McCallister, Who Might Lose It If You Ask for a Wedge Salad If you're talking about Dallas' culinary resurgence in the last five years, there's no ignoring Chef Matt McCallister. As FT33, McCallister's farm-to-table restaurant in the Design District, attracts attention from the country's most respected food critics, it's also helping direct attention to the young, up-and-coming chefs who are working to transform a once-yawn-inducing dining scene. more >> | | | | | | In Happy Christmas, Anna Kendrick is the Best at Being the Worst by Alan Scherstuhl  Uncomfortable-silence auteur Joe Swanberg has made a career of testing how much falseness you can strip out and still have a movie. What if people on-screen talked like people off it, and if their moments of realization -- this is the person I love! -- worked out about as well as the ones your friends dish about over drinks? more >> | | | Lucy Scarlett Johansson has always seemed more human than human, her round lips and hips signaling something primordial to us cavemen huddled in the dark of the movie theater. more >> | | | | | | Is it Time to Bring the Curtain Down on Festival of Indie Theatres? by Elaine Liner  Like an old actor no longer able to remember his lines, maybe the Festival of Independent Theatres needs to be led gently out of the spotlight for good. The annual FIT fest, as it's redundantly known, was conceived 16 years ago to give small companies a chance to produce new work. more >> | | | At the Dallas Costume Shoppe, the Clothes Aren't the Only Vintage Goods In front of a weathered old Singer sewing machine, in the middle of one of the oldest costumes shops in the South, 83-year-old Fortunato Mata sits surrounded by costumes from nearly every period and place in time. The Dallas Costume Shoppe has been outfitting big time Broadway bombshells in decadent silk, frat boys looking for vintage togas and everyone in between since the early 1900s, and Mata has been there for most of it. more >> | | | | | | | | | | | | | Coupons >> |
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