
11/22/2013
In one year the eyes of the world will turn to Dallas's Dealey Plaza for the fiftieth anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination. Is the city ready?
In one year the eyes of the world will turn to Dallas's Dealey Plaza for the fiftieth anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination. Is the city ready?
Her husband, Fred Baron, helped bankroll John Edwards's presidential campaign, only to die of cancer amid the most sordid political scandal in recent history. But before long, Dallas's newest rainmaker had emerged from the wreckage—with every hair in place.
Michael Morton spent 25 years wrongfully imprisoned for the brutal murder of his wife. How did it happen? And who is to blame?
Most guitars don’t have names. This one has a voice and a personality, and bears a striking resemblance to his owner.
How Gary Tinterow, the new director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, is convincing the art world that Texas is a must-stop destination for major exhibitions.
Patty Griffin and "Her Driver," Painted Churches Tour, Jerry Jeff Walker, and Masterpieces from the Prado . . .
Meet Vinny Minchillo, one of the creative forces behind Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign.
Where to eat, shop, and stay at the Pearl complex in San Antonio.
Kenny Rogers, Stallion Boots Trunk Show, the Wyeths Across Texas, and Bill Clinton . . .
Gary Clark Jr.'s newest set, Blak and Blu, and five other albums by local artists.
Underground Kingz, Sandra Cisneros, Wassailfest, and Phillip Glass . . .
As the fiftieth anniversary of the JFK assassination approaches, the eyes of the world will be upon the city, and its cultural leaders are prepared for the attention.
Bob “Daddy-O” Wade's new exhibition, the Robisons Family Thanksgiving Show, The Santaland Diaries, and Bob Schneider . . .
There's more to the performance than meets the ear.
From "I'm a Memory" to "Here We Go Again," listen to eight performances that highlight the capabilities of Willie Nelson's treasured guitar.
Bobby Keys and the Rolling Stones: behind one of pop music's most famous solos.
The tough road of a cyclist who insisted on racing clean during the era of Lance Armstrong and doping.
Matt Chandler's youthful take on that old-time religion, at Flower Mound's Village Church.
1. When Tea Parties Attack! Article III, Section 9, of the constitution of the state of Texas tells us that when a new session of the House of Representatives is seated, its first order of business is to elect a Speaker. What the constitution doesn’t tell us is that the Speaker’s election
The only female university chancellor in Texas (and president of the University of Houston) on her quest for Tier One status.
Sure, Rick Perry doesn't want to expand Medicaid. But can he afford not to?
My husband wants to taxidermy our dog when he goes to that big yard in the sky. I don’t. Can I convince him this is wrong? Illustration by Jack UnruhQ: Our family dog is getting on in age, and my husband and I have begun to
An Eagle Scout wrestles with what’s happened to the organization he loved.
With three days in Dallas’s historic Oak Cliff, my mantra was “Shop, eat, repeat.”
Culinary whiz kid Matt McCallister settles down at the surprising, new FT33.