Society A Guide to Dallas Galas: Spring 2019 By Natalie Gempel | 3 months ago Feeling fancy? Here's a primer on the city's upcoming black tie affairs.
Arts & Entertainment Margaret McDermott’s Passing Marks the End of an Era of Dallas Patronage By Peter Simek | 1 year ago The cultural philanthropist's example should set the tone for future generations of Dallas art patrons.
Arts & Entertainment Dallas Opera CEO Keith Cerny Resigns, Headed to Calgary By Peter Simek | 1 year ago Cerny led the opera through a period of financial uncertainty, artistic ambition
Society There’s a New Social Registry in Town, and You’re Not On It By Stacy Girard | 2 years ago Only North Texas' most elite socialites make it on the list of the mysterious new Dallas Social Register.
Galleries Scenes from the Cattle Baron’s Ball By Bret Redman | 2 years ago For one of North Texas' biggest charity events, guests pulled on blue jeans and cowboy boots. Others took the mechanical bull at Gilley's for a spin.
Law Fifth Court of Appeals Smacks Down José Reyes’ Defamation Suit Against D Magazine By Tim Rogers | 2 years ago Not sure how we'll recover from Reyes the costs of our appeal, but today is a good day.
Arts & Entertainment In Dallas, The Opera Ain’t Over Until the First Audience Member Claps Too Soon By Peter Simek | 2 years ago A perenial conversation about concert hall etiquette unearths a video of a time when a heldentenor struck back at a disruptive audience member
Society Matthew E. Perez: ‘Dallas’ Most Blue Blooded Bachelor’ By Tim Rogers | 2 years ago This guy has a pretty good little bit going.
Parsing the Aldredge House Controversy By Wylie H. Dallas | 4 years ago Who's in the right in the Swiss Avenue dispute?
