D Magazine May 1980

Larry L. King’s new collection shows a lot more depth than his public persona.

Finally, the USA Film Fes-tival came up with a series of sneak previews that felt like sneak previews.

If you’re smart, you can still beat the house.

It’s no coincidence that the only Mexican-American elected officials in Dallas are named Medrano.

Herbert Ross’ “Nijinsky” tells the true story of the ballet great – or at least one of them.

Personal accounts of life on Texas’ Death Row

In the new rush for the media thrills of investigative reporting, we journalists may have cut our own throats. Nobody wants to talk to us anymore.

South Carolina’s island resorts offer unspoiled beaches and Old South hospitality.

Because we’re trying to look like too many other cities – big and boring.

You can’t judge a wine by its label. It might be counterfeit.