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The Quiet American

By Todd Bensman | 13 years ago Gamal Abdel-Hafiz was the first Muslim FBI agent, on a first-name basis with FBI director Louis Freeh, and admired for his assistance in busting terrorists. All that changed when he was asked to wear a wire.

Texas Escapes

By D Magazine | 13 years ago Whether it’s fine food and wine, funky shops and nightlife, or communing with nature, there’s a town in Texas to sate any traveler’s desires. Just get in the car and hit the road. Your adventure awaits.

The New Rules of Dallas Real Estate

By D Magazine | 13 years ago Here’s how to turn those sagging sales and excess new-home inventory to your advantage.

2006 North Texas Home Prices

By D Magazine | 13 years ago How does your neighborhood stack up?

Is Your Home a Teardown?

By D Magazine | 13 years ago Three case studies show how to figure where the real value lies.

Luxury in the Wilderness

By D Magazine | 13 years ago Forget the big cruise ships. American Safari Cruises offers an upscale and up-close look at the wonders of Alaska from the bow of a 112-foot yacht.

J Dorian Chocolatier

By Teresa Gubbins | 13 years ago

Dumplings on the Run

By Teresa Gubbins | 13 years ago The arrival of Kuai Dumplings & Soups brings Dallas up to speed on one of the latest food trends that has spread from New York to Houston to the West Coast.

Review: Luqa

By Teresa Gubbins | 13 years ago After three years of renovation, Luqa, the centerpiece of downtown’s Dallas Roof Garden, meets our lofty expectations.

Review: Tipperary Inn

By Tim Rogers | 13 years ago Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, the Tipp, as it’s known, has revamped its menu.

Where to Buy Next

By D Magazine | 13 years ago Dallas-Fort Worth real estate values are all over the map. Turns out we have the map. Here are 10 neighborhoods to watch, either because they’re hot—or not.

Why McMansions are Good for Dallas

By D Magazine | 13 years ago Before you go cursing developers, consider the big picture—and your own property’s value.

Wild Ride for Foodies

By Nancy Nichols, illustration by Gary Hovland | 13 years ago How Central Market took its next-generation store to Southlake and turned the tedious chore of shopping for groceries into an amusement park adventure.

True Colors

By D Magazine | 13 years ago Spring fashion steps out awash in color. From cobalt blue to canary yellow to radiant red, eye-popping hues are the season’s freshest take on fashion.

A Baron in the Campaign

By D Magazine | 13 years ago

Bragging Rights

By D Magazine | 13 years ago

Dr. Feel Good

By Trey Garrison | 13 years ago When your office towers get too cold, Gerald Kettler gets the call.

Essay: My 7-year-old Discovers Porn

By Tim Rogers | 13 years ago There are things on the Internet that 7-year-olds shouldn’t see.

Everything Is Illuminated

By Rod Davis | 13 years ago Watching a bill become a law hasn’t been this much fun since School House Rock.

Have We Arrived?

By Stephanie Quadri | 13 years ago Two “major” events promise to place Dallas on fashion’s international stage.

Let Them Play Chess

By Paul Kix | 13 years ago UTD has found the secret to a smarter student body:award the young Bobby Fishers.

Pucker Up

By Ryan Mendenhall | 13 years ago A secret Dallas committee creates Lancôme’s latest lip line.

Snap Judgements for MAR 2007

By D Magazine | 13 years ago

Stat of the Month for Mar 2007

By D Magazine | 13 years ago

The List Mar 2007

By D Magazine | 13 years ago

The Men Behind the Curtain

By Ryan Mendenhall | 13 years ago AFI’s International Film Festival comes to Dallas March 22. And, yeah, it’s as big a deal as the name implies (not just because D Magazine is a co-sponsor).

The Valet Report

By D Magazine | 13 years ago Fancy cars always come back faster from the valet than do the rides of the hoi polloi.

This Month’s (Very Short) (Yet Informative) Q&A Mar 2007

By D Magazine | 13 years ago

Lucas Priolo, Texas Ballet Theater

By Jenny Block | 13 years ago Lucas Priolo dances a demanding world premiere at the Texas Ballet Theater. Requiem will be performed March 30 and 31 at 8 pm and April 1 at 2 pm at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas.

The Billionaire Next Door

By Tim Rogers | 13 years ago Georg Schaeffler came to Dallas in search of anonymity. With apologies, here’s the first profile of him ever written.

The Great Bush Library Debate

By Wick Allison | 13 years ago I love a good fight. It’s nice to see SMU having one.

The Kitchen Dog Theater Takes on Moral Failure

By Glenn Arbery | 13 years ago How Kitchen Dog’s lastest production was influenced by Tina Parker’s cold, Chris Carlos’ exile, and Dan Day’s 2-year-old son.

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