D Magazine June 2008

Officer Fernando Perez has been fired twice. His trainers said he never should have become a cop, that his mistakes could one day kill someone. His trainers were right.

Our annual list of the best lawyers in Dallas.

When other music legends reached that milestone, they got treated to box sets and huge celebrations. Pride? He got nothing.

“The Mighty, Mighty Hands of Mayor Tom Leppert”

A new McKinney brewery has us squiffy.

Jack Matthews’ unassuming appearance might not turn heads on the street, but his plans for Dallas’ convention center hotel could have everyone looking his way.

How the blonde babe gave a boost to a new drink from Dallas.

Why should ladies have all the fun? Two local experts give tips on accessorizing the modern man.

Shower Dad with style this Father’s Day.

Dr. Diandra Leslie-Pelecky takes NASCAR off the track and into the lab.

Summer suits for Southern gents.

How Dallas put Gerald Murphy back on the map.

How a small-time crook took advantage of the housing boom and defrauded Dallas home buyers out of millions.

A medical illustrator entered a design contest to win an iPod. He may have found a new calling.

Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night will keep Dallas dog owners out of their pups’ favorite watering hole—even if it is illegal.

Every month at this magazine, we strive for the impossible.

Janine Turner talks about single motherhood.

Our annual list of the best lawyers in Dallas.

Four female attorneys left the security of a large firm to start their own practice. And, believe it or not, it’s kind of a big deal.

After 32 years in the classroom, Booker T.’s Louise Smith takes her final bow from the theater cluster she helped start.

No longer reserved for boys’ weekends and Swingers devotees, Vegas has something for everyone, especially the ladies.

Chef David Bull’s stock takes a tumble in the newly refurbished Stoneleigh.

Seasoned Dallas restaurateur Robert Colombo does the big “O”—as in, organic.

Where to go if you’re craving Cava.

Our columnist reveals his addiction to porn. We promise: it’s not what you think.