How Jim Wright schoozes, George Foreman bruises, ZZ Top trims, and Janet Evans swims, plus the straight skinny on everything else from nearly fifty other Texas celebrities.

Since AIDS infected their lives, the proud, the deeply religious Allens have been left to ponder the eternal questions of faith and suffering.

There’s trouble brewing at the Capitol this spring, and it has lobbyists and legislators foaming at the mouth. The issue? Your right to drink a glass of fresh, tasty beer.

From Paris to Dallas, everyone’s asking, Will the bullet train ever get on track?

So what if Barney’s New Age niceness annoys some parents? His TV show is a hit with toddlers—and a financial bonanza for the Dallasites who brought him to life.

Did South-western Bell move its main office to San Antonio strictly for business or because its head honcho is a Texan.

Mother Nature made it impossible to grow azaleas in Dallas’ alkaline soil—unless you mulch with money.

In Texas, singer Calvin Russell can barely fill a club. In France, he’s more popular than Willie—and sells more records.

At Goliad, you can walk among the ghosts of Fannin’s men and the echoes of the rallying cry that history forgot.

Houston’s young execs take to the streets on a fleet of shiny Harleys.

A modern surgeon employs a long-discredited cure-all: medicinal leeches.