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D Magazine January 2006

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Best & Worst

When we gathered to review the news from the previous year, Laura Miller stood out as the biggest loser. Sure, Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers was a contender. As was the priest who was accused of drunken driving. Oh, and Kenny Rogers! But we could choose only one. So, congratulations, Laura. At least you’re in good company.
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A Few Questions from Tracy Rowlett

Tracy Rowlett chats with Jim Wright.
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ARTS: Life and Death in Black and White

Kurt Kleinmann resurrects his incomparable Pegasus Theatre. PLUS: a crazy ambitious opera and can’t-miss performances.

By Glenn Arbery
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Boob Tube

It cannot be ignored that the local television newscasts are lousy with babes. Every channel we turn to, another looker. We thought we’d break it down for you and determine which station has, er, the most talent.

By Tim Rogers
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CULTURE: Cold Cream and the Hard Sell

Think your friends are inviting you to a party? Think again—and bring your wallet.
By Laura Kostelny
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Drama Queen

The little black dress has come a long way, baby.
By Stephanie Quadri
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Lake Las Vegas, Nevada

Forget about blackjack. Unwind in a peaceful oasis—in the last place you’d think to look for it.
By Adam McGill
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LAST HURRAH: Bait and Switch

At a fishing tournament on the Trinity River, all I caught was a buzz.

By Tim Rogers
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Orange Crush

Cool orange accessories and denim worthy of royalty.
By Stephanie Quadri
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Picking Up the Pieces

After the FBI left and the neighbors began staring, Darlene Calvin had to do the impossible: explain to her children that their father was the singing pedophile dentist on the news.
By Trey Garrison
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PUBLISHER’S NOTE: Our Own Best and Worst

Oh, how it pains me to say nice things. Especially when they’re about the people who work for me.
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Pulse

Johnny Lloyd Rollins croons, Jocelyn White defends herself, Mark Cuban and Charles Barkley dish it out, some good news about public education, and more.

By Adam McGill
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Review: Cuba Libre

This Henderson Avenue hot spot has matured into a confident, competent restaurant, targeted to folks in their 20s who love Friday nights out with friends, cute handbags, and cocktails that end with “tini.”
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Review: Lanny’s Alta Cocina Mexicana

Lanny Lancarte II, great-grandson of Joe T. Garcia, creates world-class Mexican-Mediterranean cuisine at Lanny’s Alta Cocina Mexicana.
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Review: Madras Pavilion

What other Indian restaurant can say it brings together the kosher club, the vegetarians, and the chile-heads?
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Review: Old Warsaw

At this Dallas dining institution, romance—albeit schmaltzy—comes easily.
By Nancy Nichols
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Review: Poppy’s Garden Cafe

Everyone loves a winner, and Poppy’s, in the old Sweet Tomato spot in McKinney, seems to be the deal.
By Teresa Gubbins
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Review: Sushi House

This sushi spot has all the essentials: reliable fish, good technique, and a rapport-ready staff.
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Review: Toulouse Cafe and Bar

Alberto Lombardi, the granddaddy of Italian food in Dallas, reaches into his past and pulls out Toulouse Cafe and Bar, a French bistro. Dallas tongues are wagging.
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Tlaque Brings Terrific Tacos to Oak Cliff

Just don’t call Jesus Nava’s place a taqueria.
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Where To Talk Coffee in Deep Ellum

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