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Award-Winning Series A Chef’s Life Airs in Dallas September 6
The show earned a Peabody Award and was a James Beard Award finalist for its first season.
Celebrity Chefs
Restaurant Startup Offers a Taste of Reality
A new reality show featuring Tim Love shows how much is really involved in running a restaurant.
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Dallas Recap, Episode 8: “No Good Deed”
The Venezuelans get in the mix, as a murder mystery unfolds, a Ewing bleeds in the ICU, and Bobby tries to keep the family together. Can a little burning ice work it out?
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Dallas Recap, Episode 7: “Collateral Damage”
Rebecca's pregnant, but who's the father? Bobby has a run in with the police, and there's a dead body outside a hotel. Just another day at Southfork.
Music
It’s a Bird . . . It’s a Plane .. It’s a TV star! Patrick Cassidy will be joining the DTC’s cast of It’s a Bird… It’s a Plane… It’s Superman. And Cassidy knows about dramatic supermen. After all, he stared in two Superman-inspired TV-series: Lois and Clark and Smallville. Cassidy will be playing Super-nemesis Max Mencken in the DTC’s musical. Interestingly, it’s a role Cassidy’s father, Jack Cassidy originated in the 1966 Broadway production of It’s a Bird... The Dallas Theater Centers also announced yesterday that Zakiya Young will play the role of Lois Lane opposite Matt Cavenaugh’s Clark Kent. Here’s the full release, which contains some other casting highlights:
Superman Vet Joins Dallas Theater Center’s Superman Cast
It’s a Bird . . . It’s a Plane .. It’s a TV star! Patrick Cassidy will be joining the DTC’s cast of It’s a Bird… It’s a Plane… It’s Superman. And Cassidy knows about dramatic supermen. After all, he stared in two Superman-inspired TV-series: Lois and Clark and Smallville. Cassidy will be playing Super-nemesis Max Mencken in the DTC’s musical. Interestingly, it’s a role Cassidy’s father, Jack Cassidy originated in the 1966 Broadway production of It’s a Bird... The Dallas Theater Centers also announced yesterday that Zakiya Young will play the role of Lois Lane opposite Matt Cavenaugh’s Clark Kent. Here’s the full release, which contains some other casting highlights:
