D Magazine May 2007
Cover Story
This isn’t Manhattan. Dallasites stay in the city for the summer, and we like it. No? Well, maybe this list of great things to do during the blazin’ days will change your mind.
48 Cool Things To Do This Summer
This isn’t Manhattan. Dallasites stay in the city for the summer, and we like it. No? Well, maybe this list of great things to do during the blazin’ days will change your mind.
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Cover Story
Dallas’ Most Respected Lawyer
Don’t underestimate this man. Mike Boone is a good ol’ Southern boy. But he’s also the most respected lawyer in Dallas. New York firms have learned the hard way.
By D Magazine
Cover Story
Princess Royal Island, British Columbia
Enjoying the great outdoors doesn’t mean you have to rough it. British Columbia’s King Pacific Lodge allow guests to tap into their adventurous side in style.
By Jennifer Chininis
Publications
Scenes from the Class Struggle in Farmers Branch
This month, the Dallas suburb will grab national headlines when its residents vote on an illegal-immigration measure. Councilman Tim O’Hare says he wants to protect the town against terrorism. But is the whole thing just a way for a small group to use racial friction to drive their development plans?
By D Magazine
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Catch a Falling Star
To the chagrin of chefs citywide, the Morning News changes its rating system.
By Eric Celeste
Fashion
Favorite Floral Finds
From fragrance to frocks, flowers are fresh this spring. Here are some of our favorite floral finds that make great gifts for Mother’s Day and last longer than the real thing.
By Stephanie Quadri
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Headache’s Gone and My Skin Is Smooth
Dr. Jeffrey Janis uses Botox to treat migraines.
By Rod Davis
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How to Create a Wildscape in Your Own Backyard
Turn your backyard into a sanctuary for your feathered kids—er, friends—with just a few key native plantings that will have the winged ones flocking to your wild kingdom.
Fashion
Mighty Moms
In honor of Mother’s Day, we searched the city for stylish “mompreneurs.” These marvelous moms (and best friends) help keep Dallas in fashion.
By Stephanie Quadri
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Tracks of Her Tears
A local musician honors her fallen brother with a 50-state tour.
By Darryl Smyers
Publications
Who for Dallas Mayor?
Even if you’re confused about the candidates, the major issues that confront the city are perfectly clear.
By Wick Allison
Publications
Essay: Till Death Do Us Part
The things they don’t tell you about happily ever after.
By Tim Rogers
Publications
How Dwyane Wade Killed a Local Theater Company
Why do the most honorable theater companies end up dead? Because, in some sense, they must.
By Glenn Arbery
Food and Drink
Review: Gezellig
A New York delicatessen with a little touch of Europe and ales from Belgium.
By Nancy Nichols

Food and Drink
Review: N9NE
If you love loud music and mediocre meals, then N9NE, the heavy hitter imported from Las Vegas, has your number.
By Nancy Nichols

Food and Drink
Review: The Corner Market
Take home or eat in, the Corner Market has a full deli counter and room to spread out.
By Jennifer Chininis
Food and Drink
Texas Caribbean Foods
Texas Caribbean Foods scores a ringing endorsement for it Key lime pie.
By Teresa Gubbins
Publications
The Exclusive Dallas Daycare That Drives Parents to Fisticuffs
Local moms stake out a church parking lot in their own brand of all-nighter, just to score a spot for their kiddos in the crème de la crème of mother’s day out.
By Laura Kostelny
Publications
The Land of Misfit Toys
Batman finds kinship with a beer-drinking stuffed armadillo adn chili-shaped cookie cutters on the third floor of Galleria Dallas.
By Trey Garrison
Publications
Warhol’s Funeral Makes its Only U.S. Stop at the Goss Gallery
Warhol’s funeral gets paparazzi treatment at the Goss Gallery.
By Jenny Block
Publications
Cowboy Cool owner Heath Calhoun
Heath Calhoun looks to bring his Cowboy Cool to new outposts.
By Laura Kostelny
Food and Drink
Buy Her Bordeaux
In celebration of women everywhere, each of these wines are produced by women.
By Julie Blacklidge