D Magazine May 2017
Cover Story
‘A Place Where Something Evil Happened’
Ira Tobolowsky, a prominent lawyer, was burned alive in his North Dallas garage. A strong suspect quickly emerged. So why can’t the cops solve the case?
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Features
Guides
The Ultimate Guide to Indian Food in Dallas
There is much more in our backyard than tikka masala.
Publications
Errol Spence Jr. Might be the Best Boxer in the World
He knows Dallas is ready to embrace a local champion. On May 27, on Showtime, he’ll get his chance to give them one.
By Joe DePaolo
Publications
Meet the Fastest Woman in the World on Two Wheels
Leslie Porterfield talks motorcycle racing, tattoos, and motherhood.
By Tim Rogers
Business
These Are Dallas’ Best—And Worst—Reality Stars
In February, we asked you to vote for the Ultimate Dallas Reality Star, pitting 60 local celebs against one another. You voted. We listened.
Bishop Arts District
North Texas’ Coworking Spaces Have Made Work the Place to Be
Beer on tap, micro-roast coffee, rooftop gardens. There are perks to being a freelancer.
Arts & Entertainment
Shakespeare Dallas Will Perform Every Word The Bard Wrote
How a five-year project brought two organizations together.
By Peter Simek
Architecture & Design
Book Review: If You See Something, Say Something: A Writer Looks at Art
Longtime SMU professor Willard Spiegelman offers art and architecture criticism from a distance in this collection.
By Peter Simek
Designers
Hats Off to This Oak Cliff Designer
Cassie MacGregor creates bold, bright, custom toppers.
Design for Kids
3 New Boutiques For the Smallest Trendsetters
These Dallas shops can outfit any child, from sweet things to little rascals.
Beauty
How Microblading Saved My Eyebrows
My dark past (Tweezers! Piercings!) turned my already flawed brows into a hopeless mess. Until I discovered a makeup alternative.
Design District
Town Hearth Is A Decadent Dreamscape Of Meat
The chandeliered Design District restaurant is Nick Badovinus’ biggest, boldest move yet.
Carrollton
Gen Korean BBQ House’s Colorful Take on Barbecue
The West Coast chain comes to Carrollton.
Deep Ellum
Zåtar Lebanese Tapas & Bar Offers a Mosaic of Flavors
The Deep Ellum restaurant is still working out kinks, but the sprawling menu is worth a visit.
East Dallas
This Policy Wonk Thinks He Can Take Down Pete Sessions
Who the heck is he, and why does this Dem think he can beat the longtime incumbent? Meet District 32’s Don Quixote.
By Eric Celeste
Arts & Entertainment
Is Fort Worth’s Classical Music Scene On The Mend?
Things looked ugly just a few months ago, and it’s not out of the woods yet.
By Peter Simek
Arts & Entertainment
Why a Father is Wrestling With His Son’s Twin Peaks Obsession
Craig Miller created a magazine dedicated to the pop culture phenomenon that outlived the show by a decade. Now, his fixation is in his dad’s hands.
By Zac Crain
Crime
5 Stories of Love Gone Sour, Told by Dallas’ Divorce Attorneys
We asked some of the finest family law attorneys to dish on their most memorable divorce cases.
Humor
Questions Rejected by Anything You Ever Wanted to Know’s Screeners
A partial list of queries that never achieved airtime on the KERA 90.1 call-in show.
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