D Magazine January 2024

We would be naive to think we could pin down both Badu’s speed and location. That’s not how her universe works.

Ronald S. Tykoski has spent 18 years with the Perot Museum of Nature and Science. We had to ask the curator about his latest T. rex exhibition, his Jurassic Park pet peeves, and his iconic mustache.

For Jerry Jones and Jimmy Johnson, the love hasn’t come easy. Neither has Johnson’s latest award.

Opened last November, Jowa features a selection of unique pieces you won’t find anywhere else in town.

Give your skin a much-needed winter boost at these five new Dallas places.

Three new high-end shops offer apparel for the sidelines—and the serious sportsman.

At The Dream Tacos in Plano, Chetra Chau is willing to put anything in a taco, from spaghetti and meatballs to sushi.

The restaurant moved to a bigger (and better) East Dallas space but has remained true to itself.

Expense accounts may be on the decline, but the desire to schmooze is still thriving.

To throw, or not to throw, that is the question. A surprisingly complicated one, as it turns out.

Next month, Erykah Badu turns 53. The four-time Grammy Award-winner is now an international fashion icon. But there’s still a side to her you’ve never seen.

How Dallas’ most storied neighborhood morphed from a collection of artists, musicians, and renegades into a place where you can take Mom for mimosas.

Punks once ruled Deep Ellum. We wanted to know what happened to the ones on our March 1987 cover.