D Magazine April 2008

Doing my taxes used to be just a matter of math. Now it’s a complicated dance with my unimaginative accountants.

The subprime crisis in the housing market has led to a financial crisis and fears of a recession. If only someone could have predicted it. Someone did. His name is Kyle Bass, and he made about half a billion dollars from it.

Fashion translates into home trends and vice versa.

Steven Walters puts a murderous spin on high school football in his new play, Snake Eyes at the Mardi Gras Motel.

Attention to detail and inventive twists put Charlie Palmer above and beyond Dallas’ typical upscale steakhouse.

Alberto Lombardi strikes again with La Cubanita, a charming, non-traditional take on Cuban fare.

John Campbell is part art historian, part scientist, and part dust buster in his role as conservator at the Nasher Sculpture Center.

“Metroplex” might have been necessary a generation ago, but the time has come to change it.

We’ve eaten our fill of Heaven and Hell cake at Stephan Pyles and creme brulee at the Mansion. Here are 10 new sweet indulgences that we just can’t get enough of.

Before her body was discovered at a construction site a year ago, Meaghan Bosch had a bright future and a family in McKinney that adored her. Today the Texas Rangers are still trying to figure out what happened, and her family and friends will never be the same.

Scottsdale is an oasis from the ordinary, with retooled golf courses, signature hiking trails, and an award-winning resort that offers something for everyone.

We’ve eaten our fill of Heaven and Hell cake at Stephan Pyles and creme brulee at the Mansion. Here are 10 new sweet indulgences that we just can’t get enough of.