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A Funny Story About D Magazine’s Office Bracket Pool
We're always here to help a reader.
By Tim Rogers
Business
Behind the Deal: Why Dallas-based Panini America Partnered With LIV Golf
Panini, which has contracts with the NFL, NBA, and Premier League, chose to partner with LIV Golf over the PGA Tour for its first foray into golf memorabilia.
Fashion
One Middle-Aged Man’s Take on Kyrie’s New Sneaker
The ANTA KAI 1 will drop today at Sneaker Politics, in Deep Ellum.
By Tim Rogers
Golf
Surprise! Anthony Kim Really Is Playing Golf Again
The Dallas resident was golf's next big thing until he suddenly disappeared. Now he's resurfaced just as abruptly on the LIV Tour.
Business
Meet Monica Paul: The Mastermind Behind DFW’s World Cup Bid and Other Massive Events
The executive director of the Dallas Sports Commission has helped bring more than 570 sporting events to DFW totaling more than $4.3 billion in economic impact. For her latest feat, she scored nine 2026 FIFA World Cup matches for Arlington, the most of any host city. Here's how she does it.
By Ben Swanger
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Tennis
The Dallas Open’s Future Is a Step Forward For Tennis and a Step Back for Dallas
After three years at SMU, the tennis tournament moves to Frisco for 2025. That moving was so obviously a good idea is part of the problem.
Sports News
Arlington Totally Dogged on Renamed AT&T Stadium
World Cup matches will be played at "Dallas Stadium."
By Tim Rogers
Soccer
No, We’re Not Getting the World Cup Final After All
But AT&T Stadium will host a semifinal and nine total World Cup matches, the most of any city.
By Ben Swanger
Sports News
Cynt Marshall, Neil Leibman, Brad Alberts, Monica Paul, and Other Execs Talk Media Rights, World Cup, Sands Corp., and More
Marshall says she can't wait to find ways to spend her new boss' money. Alberts calls the media rights landscape a "disaster." And Paul has her sights set on another Super Bowl in DFW.
By Ben Swanger
Media
D Magazine’s 50 Greatest Stories: Bowling With Verne Lundquist
A short little ditty about a 1970s game show that aired on WFAA Channel 8.
By Matt Goodman