A Seismic Shift for the Big 12?

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News >> Is the Big 12 Expanding? Imploding? Who's Looking to Leave? by Sean Pendergast Once a college football powerhouse, the Big 12's luster has faded, leaving Texas, OU and Kansas to ponder their options for other conferences. more >> The Susan Hawk Story Is About Lying Dallas County District Attorney Susan Hawk is getting praise for announcing she needs treatment for depression after disappearing from work for three weeks. She deserves our sympathy. We deserve the truth and another DA. more >> Music >> Dallas Geeks Got the Chance of a Lifetime Performing Alongside Weird Al Yankovic by Danny Gallagher Weird Al's visit to Verizon Theatre was fun for more than just the fans in the seats. Some lucky fans got to perform alongside him on stage. more >> Lower G Wants to Be Lower Greenville's Stop for Liquor, Cigars and Live Rooftop Music Want to mix up the boring old liquor store formula? Lower G's got just the thing for you, courtesy of cigars and ambitious plans for live music. more >> Restaurants >> Rapscallion Takes Southern Food to New Places by Scott Reitz Brothers Brooks and Bradley Anderson and chef Nathan Tate, the minds behind Boulevardier, have a hit with their new Southern-themed restaurant, Rapscallion. more >> The Guys at Denton's Armadillo Ale Works Sure Are a Resilient Bunch Armadillo Ale Works lost the race to be the first craft brewery to open in Denton, but co-Founders Yianni Arestis and Bobby Mullins didn't slow down, and now their operation is getting ready to open in the old Sanford Muffler & Automotive building. more >> Movies >> A Walk in the Woods Hikes into Theaters, Diminished by Stephanie Zacharek Bill Bryson's book A Walk in the Woods finally strides into theaters starring Robert Redford and Nick Nolte. It has its charming, lively moments, but also many that just feel tired and listless. more >> Steve Jobs Plays Like a Secret Sequel to Going Clear Director Alex Gibney's Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine is practically a sequel to his recent Scientology take-down, Going Clear. Both Scientology and Apple were founded by now-dead gurus who commanded devotion. Both are corporations that claim to stand for something purer than greed. Neither pays fair taxes. And neither functions openly, speaks freely or tolerates critics. more >> Arts >> Texas Ballet Theater Sinks Its Teeth Into Dracula by Jeremy Hallock Dracula is a massive production with three large casts, a huge stage crew, and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. It makes great use of costumes, lighting, and stage design to create a sinister ambience. more >> 10 Best Things To Do in Dallas When You’re Alone What to do and where to do it when you're hanging out with your best friend: you. more >> Calendar >> Thursday North Texas Masters of Light Kettle Art Gallery Friday Hedwig and the Angry Itch Kalita Humphreys Theater Saturday Occiput The Reading Room Sunday Dallas DanceFest Dallas City Performance Hall Monday Baseball: America’s Presidents, America’s Pastime George W. Bush Presidential Library Tuesday Open Classical at Buzzbrews Buzzbrews Kitchen Wednesday Pub Quiz At Ten Bells Tavern Ten Bells Tavern FREE Stuff >> With tons of "stuff" to give away, we don't have room to list them all here! Check out the FREE STUFF page for a full list of great grabs. Win Tickets to Austin City Limits! Win Tickets to See Slipknot, Lamb of God & Bullet For My Valentine at Gexa! Win Tickets to See Van Halen at Gexa! And MORE! Slideshows >> The Wild Ones of Borgeous' Set at Lizard Lounge The Deep-Fried Goodness of the 2015 Big Tex Choice Awards An Evening with Not-So-Silent Bob at Texas Theatre

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