Texas Republicans Suddenly Want to Tell CEOs What They Can and Can’t Do
The state GOP long opposed new regulations on corporations. Then Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick launched a crusade against “woke” businesses.
Trending
-
Love and Death in Silicon Prairie, Part I: Candy Montgomery’s Affair
-
Texas Republicans Suddenly Want to Tell CEOs What They Can and Can’t Do
-
Rick Perry, Drug Pusher
-
Pecos Jane Has a Name
-
What the Bleep Is Going On With Texas Property Taxes?
-
The Bronc-busting, Cow-punching, Death-defying Legend of Boots O’Neal
-
Love and Death in Silicon Prairie, Part II: The Killing of Betty Gore
-
It’s Easy to Buy a Snake in Texas. Maybe Too Easy.
-
A South Texan’s Wild, Life-affirming Quest to Break a National Birding Record
-
A New Texas Oil Boom Is Coming, Finally
News & Politics
TM Classics
A half century of chronicling Texas.
Vanity Farrah
All she did was walk into the bar, sit down, and smile. But I knew right away why, even at age fifty, Farrah Fawcett is still an angel.
Picture Perfect
Why Peter Bogdanovich filmed in black and white, who discovered Cybill Shepherd, which onetime soap opera diva read for the role of Jacy, and other secrets of the making of ‘The Last Picture Show.’ Plus: A few words from the late Ben Johnson.
“It’s Time To Make a Deal”
The inside story of Boone Pickens’ adventures in the Wall Street merger game, featuring action, suspense, drama, a few laughs, and a special guest appearance by President Ronald Reagan.
Arts & Entertainment
The Force Is Arguably Too Strong With This Collector’s Massive Star Wars Empire
At its height, this Roanoke superfan’s treasure trove included 19,000 pieces of valuable memorabilia.
Being Texan
The Bronc-busting, Cow-punching, Death-defying Legend of Boots O’Neal
He’s pushing ninety and still saddling up at the Four Sixes Ranch. Just don’t call him the last cowboy.
Our Writers
Podcasts
America’s Girls, Episode 1: The Rise to Fame
The modern Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders launch in 1972 and rocket to national fame.
Listen to the episode
Tom Brown’s Body, Chapter 9: Another Day in Canadian
“I’ll never lose that hope. It could be five years from today. The door is always open at our office for anything that will bring resolution to this case.”
Listen to the episode
Sheryl Crow on ‘Crazy,’ Patsy Cline, and the Dream of Writing a Standard
With Willie Nelson turning 88 this week, One by Willie celebrates with one of his biggest fans and most frequent duet partners, singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow, who will talk about what may be the single best-known song he ever wrote, “Crazy.” Like the rest of the world, Sheryl initially fell in
Listen to the episodeVideo
John Wayne Wasn’t a Texan. But His Legacy Lives on in Fort Worth.
In a video interview, Ethan Wayne, the film star’s son, explains how an exhibit at the Fort Worth Stockyards began with a storage unit full of his dad’s untold stories.
Food & Drink
Why Serve $250 Margaritas Alongside Industrial Tortillas?
The Mexican, a fancy new restaurant in Dallas, aims for authenticity but isn’t using proper masa.
BBQ
This Barbecue Joint Uses Brick Pits From 1935 Alongside a New Smoker
Even though Pizzitola's—formerly known as Shepherd Drive Bar-B-Q—embraces tradition, the Houston establishment isn't afraid of modernity.
Travel & Outdoors
A Trip to Turkey, Texas, Where Western Swing Is Still King
Bob Wills fans flock each spring to the tiny Panhandle town to “dance all night, dance a little longer.”
Long Reads
The Notorious Mrs. Mossler
In “the trial of the century,” a Houston socialite was accused of plotting her husband's murder—and of having an affair with her nephew. But Candace Mossler was only getting started.
Read Story
Texas Monthly Magazine
Texas Attitude, National Acclaim. From unlimited digital access to monthly print issues delivered to your door, choose your subscription to Texas Monthly today.
Latest
