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Pulse

By D Magazine | 16 years ago Prachi Shah is not your typical bag lady, local music gets wired, plus robots, balloons, Bill Engvall, and more.

Side Dish: Good Scents

By D Magazine | 16 years ago

Neighborhood Find: Avanti Euro Bistro

By D Magazine | 16 years ago

Love at First Bite

By D Magazine | 16 years ago At Fuse, chef Blaine Staniford introduces Asian ingredients to Texana, resulting in a good marriage.

All in the Family

By D Magazine | 16 years ago Owner Manny Rios digs into his Mi Cocina and Mia’s roots and opens Manny’s Uptown Tex-Mex Restaurante.

Tracy Rowlett Interviews Harriet Miers

By Tracy Rowlett | 16 years ago Harriet Miers speaks out to Tracy Rowlett. Published in D Magazine, April 2005.

THEATER: The Queen and Her Crowns

By Glenn Arbery | 16 years ago Dallas-born playwright, actress, and director Regina Taylor finally directs a play in her hometown. PLUS: can’t-miss performances and something spooky at WaterTower.

The Power of Pink

By Stephanie Quadri | 16 years ago Raise cash for breast cancer awareness with these pink treats, plus the inside scoop on shopping.

The Fantasy Shopper

By D Magazine | 16 years ago It’s my job to find those outrageous gifts that make everyone talk about Neiman Marcus’ famous Christmas catalog. The $20 million submarine? Great idea. How do I top it? Not with a trip to the moon, that’s for sure.

The Best Doctors in Dallas

By Michael V. Hazel and Tom Peeler | 16 years ago This year we launch the Dallas Medical Hall of Fame and induct its first five members, men who long ago laid the foundations for the renowned institutions of healing that serve us today. PLUS: our list of the best 573 physicians

Sunny Side Wassup!

By D Magazine | 16 years ago Eggs have finally broken out of their shells. No longer a lowly breakfast food, they are popping up on top of everything from pizza to swordfish.

OPINION: The Crime Capital of America

By Steve Bartlett | 16 years ago Dallas has held that shameful title for seven years. Here are six ways to change that.

My Summer With Cancer

By Melissa T. Shultz | 16 years ago The doctors didn’t find it. The mammograms didn’t either. I did. One in every eight women gets breast cancer. I’m learning to live with the odds.

MEDIA: How Screwed Is Robert Decherd?

By Tim Rogers | 16 years ago Overstated circulation numbers, shareholder lawsuits, not one but two subpoenas from the DA—the CEO of Belo is feeling the heat.

LAST HURRAH: Murder! Mayhem! Eskimos!

By Tim Rogers | 16 years ago Councilman Fantroy, I’m with you. Let’s start a race riot!

GASTRONOMY: Where Has All the Chili Gone? (October, 2005)

By Mary Brown Malouf | 16 years ago Dallas invented the bowl of red. So why can’t we find chili anywhere in this city?

Cowboys of Color

By D Magazine | 16 years ago Meet a few of the bronco busters and barrel racers who celebrate the forgotten minorities who helped settle the Old West.

Black Out

By Stephanie Quadri | 16 years ago Black is back.

A Few Questions from Tracy Rowlett

By D Magazine | 16 years ago Tracy Rowlett talks money with Richard Fisher.

20 Great Escapes

By D Magazine | 16 years ago Need to get away? From Southern comfort to extreme skiing to exotic locales, we’ve got a great escape for you.

Burgers or Bust

By D Magazine | 16 years ago

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