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News >> The Cowboys' Domestic Violence Troubles Didn't Begin with Greg Hardy. Just Ask Nate Newton's Ex. by Julie Lyons Fifteen years later, Dorothy Newton is speaking out about the abuse she suffered at the hands of her ex-husband, former Cowboys star Nate Newton. more >> Whoopsie! Dallas Makes Another Trinity Forest Bungle. Dallas' plans to crisscross the Great Trinity Forest with "trails" hits another snafu, this one over an Army Corp of Engineers permit for tree-cutting in a federally protected wetland. more >> Music >> KXT's Programming Is Mostly White and Male, But Is That Really a Problem? by Jeff Gage As KXT celebrates its sixth anniversary this month, the question of its diversity and quality of local coverage has once again been brought up. But is it as big a deal as some people think? more >> Introducing the Bands of the 2015 Dallas Observer Music Awards Ceremony Is a 27 Club-themed party too dark? Hell no it's not. This is going to be a blast, and here are the bands that are going to make it one. more >> Restaurants >> Give Peas a Chance at Resident Taqueria by Scott Reitz There are peas in the guacamole at Lake Highlands’ new taco restaurant Resident Taqueria. That's right. But keep reading. The dip, along with the rest of the menu, is a refreshing change from most modern taquerias, which typically serve heavy-handed tacos weighed down with cheese and sauce. Everything from the tacos to the sides — which consistently had me scraping the bottom of their paper cups — was cooked with restraint and style. more >> Keep the Tip: Dallas Restaurateurs Look Into a No-Tipping Future "Hospitality included" dining — no tipping — isn't as straightforward as you might think. Especially for restaurants that mix counter and seated service. more >> Movies >> Stallone Won’t Let Creed Escape Rocky’s Shadow by Amy Nicholson Creed wants all of the Rocky drama but invests in none of the smarts. more >> Crime Drama Legend Pits Two Tom Hardys Against London The big breakthrough in Legend, the latest well-crafted studio throwback from writer-director Brian Helgeland (Payback, A Knight’s Tale, 42)? At long last, here’s one movie with two often incomprehensible Tom Hardy characters, sometimes muttering their Cockney swears at each other inside the same scene. more >> Arts >> Undermain Actors Take a Beating from Brogue Needed in Conor McPherson’s The Night Alive by Elaine Liner Imperfect people struggling to free themselves from messy circumstances can make for good drama. But actors fumbling with accents and mumbling lines as they play those imperfect people — as they do in Undermain Theatre’s The Night Alive by Conor McPherson — just make a mess of a pretty good play. more >> Eric Steele’s Film Bob Birdnow Puts TED Talks to Shame Bob Birdnow's Remarkable Tale of Human Survival and the Transcendence of Self is a work of fiction that puts TED Talks to shame. more >> Calendar >> Thursday Roberto: Munguia: eternityest one. The Conduit Gallery Friday The Night Alive The Undermain Theatre Saturday Carlos Donjuan: Everything Means Nothing Kirk Hopper Fine Art Sunday Bob Birdnow's Remarkable Tale of Human Survival and the Transendence of Self Texas Theatre Monday Mad Men Carousel The Wild Detectives Tuesday Dram Poet's Society The Dram Wednesday Jackson Pollock: Blind Spots Dallas Museum of Art 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 a 4 Pack of VIP Tickets! Win a Trip for Two to Sunrise Park Resort! Win Passes to a Live Screening of The Winter's Tale! And MORE! Slideshows >> Scenes from an Apocolypse-Themed Disco Dance Party The Jealousy-Inducing Studios of the Cedars Artists A Chilly Day at Braindead's Beer Festicle

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