D Magazine April 2009
Cover Story
President George W. Bush Comes Home (Yo, Dubya)
Five writers explore how the Bushes will affect our lives in Dallas—from why China might be our new BFF to how to survive an encounter with the Secret Service.
Features
Publications
The Dallas Art World According to James Bland
View the portraits and hear Bland narrate his experience photographing some of the most accomplished artists in the city.
Publications The Spectacularly Incompetent
The Spectacularly Incompetent
Bonnie And Clyde
In a new book, Jeff Guinn chronicles the never before told true story of how Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow’s crime spree almost ended three weeks after it began.
Publications
Review: Tre Amici
Judd Fruia learned the steakhouse business from the Greek Pappas Bros. Then he went Italian with it.
Publications
A Brain Scientist On How You Can Work Out Your Mind
The director of the Center for Brain Health says your mind needs a workout.
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Be & D’s Best-Selling Purse Makes A Comeback
The best-selling purse that started it all for Be & D makes a comeback.
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New Museum Guys for the Nasher and Kimbell: Will They Pull It Off?
The Nasher and Kimbell have new directors who must generate big crowds and steady profits. Oh, and keep aesthetes like us happy.
Publications
Does the DMN have it in for the DISD?
Maybe not, but the way the Dallas Morning News covers the district is distorting your impression.
Publications
OMG: Straights are Taking Over Gay Cedar Springs
Straights are taking over Dallas’ predominantly gay enclave.Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
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Curtains: Dallas Theater Center’s Final Season at The Kalita Humphreys Theater
The DTC closes its last full season at the Kalita Humphreys Theater.
Publications
Pasadena, California
This quiet community sits just 9 miles from the bustle of LA, but it has charms all its own.
Profiles
Lanny Bassham Helps You Think Your Way To Success
The Flower Mound-based world champion marksman trains golfers, CEOs, beauty pageant contestants, and Navy SEALs. His first lesson: stop caring so much.
