The Rise and Fall of Richard Haskins

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News >> Crime, Race and Suspicion Converge on NextDoor in Merriman Park by Eric Nicholson A crime watch leader in the Merriman Park neighborhood of Northeast Dallas called 911 to report two black teens sitting on a curb by their house, setting off a debate in the neighborhood over racial profiling. more >> Two Words to Bernie Supporters Who Want Hillary Out Over Emails. Ken. Starr. Some are saying Democrats should drop Hillary over emails. They must not remember Baylor's Ken Starr. more >> Music >> Richard Haskins Faces Prison Time for a Crime He Only Sort of Committed by Jeff Gage Richard Haskins may be the most loved and most hated musician in Denton, but his life-as-performance-art lifestyle may result in a prison sentence thanks to an attempted bank robbery. more >> Requiem for Rubber Gloves on the Eve of Its Final Shows With Rubber Gloves hosting its final shows this weekend, we took a look back at how the legendary venue got its start in the late 1990s. more >> Restaurants >> Herrera's Cafe vs. Cafe Herrera: Which Does Dallas Tex-Mex Better? by Brian Reinhart Herrera’s Café on Sylvan Avenue and the new Café Herrera at the Omni Hotel: This is a Dallas family feud built on rice and beans. So which Herrera runs the better restaurant? more >> Beer Boom: 11 New Breweries Are Coming to DFW This Year What's coming in North Texas beer. more >> Movies >> At Its Best, Lonely Island's Popstar Blows Up Our Pop Moment by Alan Scherstuhl Popstar is a breakthrough for studio comedies, which here at last catch up to the metabolism and meaninglessness of the internet age. more >> The Idol Mostly Scores With the Story of a Palestinian Singing Star The Idol makes emotional sense — a notable achievement in any film set in Palestine, where everything feels historical, momentous, symbolic. more >> Arts >> Joel Shapiro's Minimalist Sculpture Interacts Poetically with Architecture at the Nasher by Jennifer Smart Through August 21, visitors to the Nasher Sculpture Center have the chance to visit one of the most poetic uses of Renzo Piano’s light-filled gallery in quite some time. more >> The Real Housewives of Dallas Celebrate the Birth of Travis, God's Gift to Earth We’re back for episode 8 of The Real Housewives of Dallas. And it’s Travis’ birthday! more >> Calendar >> Thursday An Evening with William Shatner Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Arena Friday Fan Expo Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Arena Saturday Bulladora Music Experience Reverchon Park Sunday Lift to Experience Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios Monday Borns Granada Theater Tuesday Beautiful: The Carole King Musical The Winspear Opera House Wednesday Fair Park 80th Anniversary Celebration Fair Park 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 Brand New and Modest Mouse at Verizon! Win Tickets to Kenny Chesney at AT&T Stadium! Win Ticket to Darius Rucker at Gexa Energy Pavilion! And MORE! Slideshows >> Veterans and Civilians Carry the Load of Fallen Soldiers on Memorial Day As He Left It: Look Inside Dimebag Darrell Abbott's Home of Rock 'N' Roll Relics The Beautiful Artists of the RAW Dallas Farewell Showcase

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