D Magazine March 2018
Features
Television
The Wrench Connection
Aaron Kaufman, once a humble mechanic, helped launch a genre of car shows on the Discovery Channel with ‘Fast N’ Loud.’ Now he has his own show. And this time, it’s personal.
Asian
A Guide to Korean Food in Dallas
Tucked into Old Koreatown’s rows of strip malls is a restaurant scene with deep history and untouched vibrancy.
Healthcare
When the Nurse Becomes the Patient
After Kathleen Shuey was diagnosed with breast cancer, she found that a hospital room looks much different when you lie on the bed.
Housing
With Casita Triste, Dallas’ Affordable Housing Problem Hits Close to Home
Giovanni Valderas’ Sad Little Houses, those forlorn piñata sculptures popping up all over Oak Cliff, are colorful calls to action in the gentrifying neighborhood.
Personalities
This History Podcast Gets More Listeners Than Oprah
Lindsay Graham, professional Dallas smooth talker, has a new podcast, ‘American History Tellers.’ It’s a certified hit.
Local News
The Texas Rangers Bring Major League Baseball to West Dallas Youth
With the Texas Rangers MLB Youth Academy, young people in Dallas get their very own field of dreams.
Health & Wellness
A Stable Influence in Preston Hollow
A Dallas life coach gives new purpose to a plot of land and to animals that might have otherwise been put out to pasture.
Events
The Best SXSW Spillover Shows Coming to Dallas
March means SXSW, which means a packed local concert calendar as musicians make their way to and from Austin. Where to go? Dada has you covered.
Hair
At Home With: Charlie Price
A visit with the celebrity stylist who makes beautiful locks look effortless.
Fashion
6 Spring Trends That Flash Back to the ’80s and ’90s
From fuchsia to fluorescents, here are some throwback looks for this season.
Style
Meet the Stylish Staffers of Headington Cos.
The clerks and servers at The Joule Hotel, Forty Five Ten, and Commissary bring their own distinctive sensibilities to the downtown properties.
Restaurant Review
Bullion: the Best French Restaurant in Dallas
Chef Bruno Davaillon finally opened the modern brasserie of his dreams. It was worth the wait.
Bar Review
The Crafty Irishman Makes You Feel Like a Local
The Irish pub has become a neighborhood staple for downtown dwellers, but it’s welcoming to all.
