D Magazine March 2008

Visitors expecting a city of the future may be surprised that this huge metropolis still clings to rituals of its ancient past.

Buyers for our favorite local stores put together the most stylish looks for spring.

Curt Johnson moved to Dallas and claimed to be an Oscar-winning filmmaker. That’s just one lie he told in a web that ensnared victims locally and across the country.

A discussion—not a glorification—of the Greenville Avenue St. Patrick’s Day festivities.

More people than ever are ignoring stop signs-and getting busted for it.

The local architect is carrying on the teachings of his mentor, Frank Lloyd Wright.

Chef Randy Morgan, of Dallas Fish Market, shows us his take on fish and chips.

Our columnist cites his humble beginnings as an excuse to spend freely and frivolously.

Live from New York, the acclaimed BLT Steak restaurant takes on Dallas. But is it ready for Prime time?

On the heels of BLT comes Ounce, another high-end steakhouse.

Two locals each invented an at-home, urine-based gender predictor kit within months of one another. Who got there first? And do they even work.

Undermain Theatre stages the world premiere of Neil Young’s Greendale.

Subprime fears got you down? Don’t worry. We’ve got some simple advice on how to weather the storm.

Local golf pro Gilbert Freeman returns to the Mexican jungle where he spent his boyhood summers perfecting his swing. But this trip is to spread the ashes of his father, a renowned lepidopterist.

The NCAA men’s basketball tournament is, without fail, one of the best sporting events of the year. We wanted a piece of that action, so we decided to pit “teams” from Dallas against one another in our own version of the familiar bracket. You might notice a few upsets here and there. That’s why they play the games, people.