D Magazine February 2014
Cover Story
Tony Dorsett Is Losing His Mind
Unexplained fits of rage. Forgetting where he was yesterday. A Dallas Cowboys great begins to discover the price of football.
Features
Publications
The Most Successful Dallas Artist Ever
David Bates turned his back on the New York art world. Now they call his work a guilty pleasure.
Profiles
The Millionaire Couple Who Will End Divorce
Harville Hendrix and Helen Hunt, stars of relationship psychotherapy, invite you to save your marriage.
Publications
The Worst Fire in Dallas History
Only twice has the entire fire department been called to a blaze. Fifty years ago this month, 750 men fought the Golden Pheasant inferno. Four didn’t make it out.
Publications
The Most Fashionable Dallas Getaways
Our favorite local hotels will transport you from 20th-century romance to downtown haute couture.
Commercial Real Estate
Where to Live in Downtown Dallas
Did you know there will soon be some 50 buildings in the city center to call home? We didn’t either.
Commercial Real Estate
In West Dallas, a Field of Dreams
Can an urban farm heal the divide between residents and the throng of outside developers setting up camp in the area?
Publications
Skydiving in Frisco, No Plane Required
The two minutes in iFly’s glass-enclosed chamber definitely feel like something else.
Publications
How a Dallas Travel Agent Became an Off-Broadway Producer
Jim Strong plans escapes for Dallas’ elite. Now he’s planning his own: a play on the New York stage.
Publications
Restaurant Review: Savor
Despite sluggish service and inconsistent food quality, this eatery in Klyde Warren Park is worth a visit.
Publications
Restaurant Review: Gas Monkey Bar N’ Grill
Get hefty helpings of manly meals at Richard Rawlings’ new venture.
Publications
Restaurant Review: TJ’s Seafood Market & Grill
For when you just want a great piece of fish perfectly cooked.
Publications
Bar Review: Urban Rio Cantina & Grill
The second-floor lounge is the kind of place you could take your mother.
