D Magazine August 2018

She made millions with Curls, her natural hair care line. Now she has a TV show coming out on OWN.

There’s an odd sign hanging on an old church. Getting to the bottom of it took us to a conspiratorial place.

As the Dallas Police Department struggles to recruit, some heroes still answer the call.

Whether you’re a flat-footed novice or an old pro, you’ll have no trouble finding where to dance in North Texas.

An exhibition at Davis Foundry Gallery gives us a peek inside the adolescent minds of today’s working artists.

Two Dallas dudes tried on hundreds of pants to pinpoint the best denim on Earth. Now they’re bringing it to Deep Ellum.

The 60-and-up contestants in this inner beauty pageant prove age is just a number.

At Highland Park Village, Julian Barsotti takes you to a different era.

Don’t let the fast-casual setting fool you. Zaap might as well be a Laotian street market.

At the Lowest Greenville space that used to house Crown and Harp, you can join the party upstairs or cool down at the wine bar downstairs.

It’s summertime and the drinkin’ is easy. Try some of the best seasonal offerings from local brewers.

OK, not that cool. But its resurgent downtown has created a pocket of hip.

I tried my best. But I just couldn’t find my inner cheerleader.

If social media is good for anything, it’s over-dramatic dispatches from your neighbors.