D Magazine January 2007

Given the bad news out of that part of town, the stats might surprise you.

How—and why—white kids from SMU plan to help a dance theater in Harlem.

A girl walks into a bar—and her next boyfriend gets a text message about her arrival.

A mixed bag of offerings to make your January hipper, jazzier, and way more sexy.

Head to the Great White North where the Montreal High Lights Festival awaits.

Distinguished chef Tom Fleming packs plenty of pizazz into his menu at Central 214, in the oh-so-trendy Hotel Palomar.

Aurora chef-owner Avner Samuel shoots for the suburbs with Urban Bistro, his new mid-priced Mediterranean restaurant.

The holidays may have passed, but there will always be parties. A darling dress is required.

Add some zing to your winter wardrobe with these shimmery satchels.

The agency gets a lot of local coverage. But what exactly does it do?

The holidays are behind you, but you still have lots of shopping to do.

Silver City is owned by a prominent Dallas family. Despite the number of disturbing events that have taken place there, the strip club has remained largely out of the news—until now…

MICHAEL URIE is an alum of Plano Senior High. He spent time at the Quad C Theatre before graduating from the Juilliard School’s Drama Division in 2003.

Thanks to the holiday (read: eating) season, many of us are only one meal away from sizing up. Never fear. Plenty of Dallas restaurants are serving delicious and creative salads to trim our waistlines yet satisfy our palates. Bye-bye, Caesar.

New year’s resolutions for a long-suffering television market—from a long-suffering television critic.

A lot of bad stuff happened in 2006. But bad news is such a downer. Which is why in this, our review of the past year’s events, we bring you only the good news. Stuff to make you smile.

A new synthetic ball has debuted in the NBA. Scientists at UT Arlington used a vacuum cleaner to test it.

When Craig Watkins takes over this month as Dallas County district attorney, he’ll make history, twice: he’s the first African-American to hold such a position in either the county or the state (as best as can be determined).

The great lengths I’ll go to for charity and women’s feet.