D Magazine October 2013

It’s every girl’s friend.

Enjoy Deep Ellum for adults with a frozen Irish coffee.

Every Wednesday, two young men turn semipro in a drinking game and fend off adulthood.

A brother of that other Cuban writes a memoir, Shattered Image.

Rick Lowe is a famous artist. His latest work aims for nothing less than changing one of the worst neighborhoods in Dallas for the better.

We went looking for Teslas in the city. We can tell you that there are at least five.

A sleek Italian-American place in Far North Dallas.

For Vietnamese cuisine, Jeana Johnson and Colleen O’Hare went straight to the source.

The newest and best rendition of Turkish cuisine in the city.

Their fancy burgers aren’t worth the calories.

Almost a century later, the retail and restaurant area continues to serve as the Park Cities’ version of Main Street.

As a luchador grappling in rings patched together by duct tape, Aski lives out his boyhood fantasy of playing a masked superhero. Then he goes back to his day job.

The 2012 election was supposed to be the culmination of his political career. Instead, a nasty feud with his closest ally brought it all crashing down.

The district attorney will win re-election. If he can stay out of his own way.

In response to the Museum Tower-Nasher dispute, a British bloke tries his level best to save the city from its own immaturity.

For nearly 50 years, the program in downtown Dallas has produced some of the city’s finest chefs. Now, it needs the city to give back.

Other articles of interest in our October 2013 edition.