Arts & Entertainment With Too Many Twists, The Commuter Spins Out By Todd Jorgenson | 3 months ago Liam Neeson's fourth collaboration with Spanish director Jaume Collet-Serra flashes short moments of inspiration.
Books 3 New Books You Need to Read By Zac Crain | 5 months ago Check out these North Texas-connected tomes about basketball and other things, basketball, and other things.
Restaurants Revisiting The Grape By Eve Hill-Agnus | 7 months ago Does the Lower Greenville institution still have it?
Seafood Lovers Seafood and Market is the Reel Deal By Eve Hill-Agnus | 9 months ago With its beach-house casualness, Lovers Seafood and Market aims to please. And most of the time, it does.
Class Review Class Review: Spivi – Spinning the Journey By Kiana Moridi | 1 year ago Cycling and yoga merge in this virtual fitness experience.
Cooking How to Cook Meat Like a Five-Star Chef By Ryan Conner | 1 year ago We tested the Anova Precision Cooker, the hottest home gadget to hit the market since the Crock-Pot.
Reviews 5 Things I Learned in a Pole Dancing Workshop By Caitlin Clark | 2 years ago MoveStudio's class makes for an excellent bridal shower activity—and a killer workout.
Reviews Class Review: ZYN22’s New Barre22 in Uptown By Caitlin Clark | 2 years ago The new, high-energy class at the company’s freshly-opened Uptown location is the perfect companion for spinning.
Health & Fitness Class Review: Brawl at The Barre Code By Caitlin Clark | 2 years ago Self magazine named this one of the best workouts in the country. Did they get it right?
Reviews Swing Low, Sweet Chariot: The Ben-Hur Remake Isn’t Sacrilege, It’s Just Stupid By Todd Jorgenson | 2 years ago Other than its spectacular chariot race, the prior film makes this inferior effort seem rather pointless.
Reviews Stuff of Legend: Kubo Shows How Stop-Motion Can Still Be Splendid By Todd Jorgenson | 2 years ago This wonderful showcase for advances in stop-motion animation is filled with intoxicating imagery, from its rich background texture to unique character details.
Movies Fresh Approach Keeps Pete’s Dragon From Blowing Smoke By Todd Jorgenson | 2 years ago This charming remake shows that filmmaker David Lowery isn’t compromising his independent sensibilities while transitioning to big-budget studio films.
