D Magazine September 1980

Step-by-step makeup to complement fall fashions.

Merle Miller remembers LBJ.

Summer: The Story Continues.

Once upon a time the formal black tux was the epitome of style. It is again.

Happy Birthday to You, CCl2Fl2.

Take heart. In quest of the honest mechanic, we entered the nether world of grease guns, pneumatic tools, and dirty oil pans with our rigged test car. Shock of shocks, we found 26 coveralled angels in 26 trys. Not a bad score, Dallas. We even found, honest, ma, mechanics with a sense of humor: “If you let me do the work, its $20 an hour. If you watch, its $30 an hour. If you ask questions, it’s $40 an hour. And if you help, its $50 an hour. ”

Willie and Phil survive quite nicely; Willie Nelson survives just barely.

A menu of Mata.

Down-home cooking served up two ways.

If you think a 32-inch stroller is for babies, read on.

The benefits of meaningful meandering.

If you think you love the Cowboys, you don’t love them nearly as such as Washington hates them.