D Magazine September 1998

The story behind the split? Combining fine art and fine cooking isn’t such a good idea after all.

The only man who could have made Texas politics boring

The barely-there shapes of seasons past have given way to a longer, leaner silhouette for fall. Get ready for the long route.

An at-home library isn’t always a separate room. Sometimes, it’s a state of mind.

When Harold Simmons’ daughters sued him for mismanaging their billion-dollar trust, the Dallas businessman was cast s a real-life Daddy Dearest. Now, he and his wife as about the lawsuit that tore a family part.

Why Dallas punks find meaning in the Ancient Order of the Craft.

Diana pioneered love for sale on the Internet. Officer Doyle intends to shut her down.

(Surprise: It’s Dressing Down, Not Suiting Up)

The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center has long been a world-renowned research hospital. But until the ’80s, you couldn’t go there. Now, with the addition of the Aston center and Zale Lipshy hospital, UT Southwestern is also a mecca for patient care.