D Magazine June 2005

Former Dallas City Councilman Charles Terrell speaks out to Tracy Rowlett.

The simple black one-piece gets a chic facelift this summer. PLUS: cool kicks from Andreas Beckmann.

Rumor has it that Dallas women are the most beautiful in the world. That may be true, but it takes more than good genes. Thankfully, these great day spas, personal trainers, products, and laser treatments help us maintain those facades.

Kim Schlegel and I have been friends since college, so I am no stranger to the Schlegel way of doing things. But nothing could have prepared me for her April wedding to Justin Whitman.

Foolproof finds for Father’s Day. PLUS: get the latest shop talk.

As you sit in traffic, your mind wanders to a dock, a fishing pole, and a serene sunset. It must be time to get that lake house you’ve always wanted. But how do you choose? Let this article be your guide.

Asking your wife—nicely—not to leave her car out in a hailstorm.

The Northern California wine country meets the rugged beauty of the Pacific coast at the Inn at Victorian Gardens.

Paul loved Lorena. But a year ago this month, he drove her to an overpass on the George Bush Turnpike and threw her to her death. Then he dove after her.

My uncle was murdered in 1932. My brother decided to find out why.

Neo Camerata tunes up Deep Ellum, a Highland Park socialite hosts a “garage” sale, and John Wiley Price and Maurine Dickey step into the ring.

This month, after 45 years on the Dallas airwaves, Ron Chapman signs off. Our ears are in mourning.

Hibiscus executive chef Nick Badovinus steps into the upscale spotlight with bold flavors served in sensuous surroundings.

Colleyville gets a destination restaurant with David McMillan’s 62 Main.