D Magazine November 2019

You don’t have to be tall to be a leader.

Its founder’s legacy lives on five years after his death.

Drinking is one way to get through a weekend with the in-laws. Mindfulness is another.

They reveal the skin care products, facials, drugstore finds, and at-home concoctions they swear by.

Thankfully, they don’t have to go far for her beautiful new store.

Foul smells on the job led Brant Anderson to create his own candle company.

A new restaurant in the Bishop Arts District is the kind of place you’d see in any chic, bohemian neighborhood. That’s the problem.

The new Design District spot offers good taste for less dough.

The rolls are fun and the sashimi is bright. Don’t let the noodles tempt you.

Punch Bowl Social is a 24,000-square-foot maze of activity in Deep Ellum. With a bar.

As you plan your feast, consider these fresh, smoked, and humane alternatives to freezer-section fowl.

My days and nights fighting crime at a Plano mall.

The cult novelist comes to Corsicana and writes about, among other things, Jack Ruby’s dog and Bonnie Parker’s hot chocolate.

A cautionary tale about ignorance and complacency in financial planning.

It was a wild ride.

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