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News >> Who are the Cossacks, and Why Did the Bandidos Biker Gang Want Them Dead? by Julie Lyons On weekends, Jake Rhyne rode his Harley, with his teenage daughter Skyi on the back, long, blond hair flowing beneath her helmet. Or with his “brothers,” the Cossacks, an obscure, 46-year-old motorcycle club that’s part of the scenery in small, rural East and West Texas towns like Ranger but virtually unknown in Dallas and Houston. That was until May 17, 2015, when a gunfight in the parking lot of the Waco Twin Peaks took his life, along with those of eight other men. more >> Council Gives Money to a Mall, but Won't Spend on Sewers. That's So Dallas. Dallas City Council will Give $2.4 million to Southwest Center Mall owner Peter Brodsky but won't pay for sewers near the new University of North Texas campus. more >> Music >> Meet Loudiene, an Untamed Beast of a Rapper Taking Over Dallas by Mikel Galicia Dallas' Loudiene, whose family was displaced after Hurricane Katrina, hasn't had it easy. But now the madcap rapper has his focus set on greatness. more >> Wanz Dover Turns Near-Death Experience Into His Most Successful Album Wanz Dover spent weeks in the hospital last fall after emergency surgery, but the experience inspired the most successful work of his 20-plus-year career. more >> Restaurants >> Filament Spices Up American Standards with International Touches by Brian Reinhart With Filament, Dallas officially has a new trend, kitchens that infuse Texas classics with international flavors. Filament flips through the pages of a world atlas in search of the spirit of Southern comfort food. At the Deep Ellum space, which opened in early December, chef-owner Matt McCallister and executive chef Cody Sharp will let you have your meat and potatoes, but those standards come with a side dish of innovation. more >> Pinkies Up: Bangkok at Beltline's Thai Tea Serves a Taste of Thailand It's unlikely that too many of us have had a tea service anything like what Bangkok at Beltline is serving only 20 guests at 2 p.m. Saturdays. more >> Movies >> In Slice-of-Life Yosemite, California Kids Face Human Nature by Alan Scherstuhl James Franco has stripped nostalgia and innocence from his stories of growing up, except for nostalgia for innocence. more >> Twisty Indie Time-Travel Puzzler Synchronicity Has Spark But Still Sputters Synchronicity is so ambitious — and so canny, on occasion — that you might be willing to forgive its indie infelicities. more >> Arts >> Does Deep Vellum Publishing Matter to Dallas? by Caroline North When Evans started Deep Vellum there was no grant money for the literary arts in Dallas, he said, citing an SMU study that identified Dallas as having one of the lowest rates of nonprofit arts organizations. more >> Second Thought Theatre's Martyr Is As Conflicted As Its Main Character In Martyr, there's not a likable character to be found. At least not in Second Thought Theatre's production of it. more >> Calendar >> Thursday Black Sheep Feminism Dallas Contemporary Friday Patton Oswalt Majestic Theatre Saturday Jason Wiseman's Mini Mystery Movie Marathon Texas Theatre Sunday Labyrinth Texas Theatre Monday Martyr Bryant Hall at the Kalita Humphreys Tuesday Rent w/ Anthony Rapp Q&A Alamo Drafthouse Wednesday If/Then The Winspear Opera House 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 for O.A.R You Pick The Set Tour Win Tickets to Jeff Foxworthy and Larry the Cable Guy! Enter to win tickets to Megadeth And MORE! Slideshows >> Partying at the Artopia After Party in Deep Ellum The Beautiful People and Sights of Artopia 2016 Giving Eyes Wide Shut a Run for Its Money at Quixotic World's Masquerade Ball

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