Tucson Close to Home
When I heard the news of the Tucson shootings on Jan. 8, I thought immediately about how close Fort Worth had come to similar...
Gallery
It’s the stuff of science fiction. Southlake photog Dornith Doherty went to Norway, England, and Colorado to take pictures of the work of seed...
Rabbit Hole: Childless Parents
Whither the prestige picture? I’m talking about straightforward, visually handsome, modestly budgeted films that feature a few high-powered actors tackling weighty issues, usually working...
The Rite Is Wrong
In the past I wondered whether they were running out of titles for movies that take place on submarines. Now I’m wondering whether they’re...
Making a Killing
A former literary agent of Fort Worth novelist Roxanne Longstreet Conrad’s once told her: “You’re the kind of writer who pokes along doing OK...
Elegance at Istanbul Grill
Istanbul Grill sits in a tiny storefront space all but hidden in the middle of the overcrowded metropolis of shopping centers that is South...
On Any Given Sunday
The drawbacks to all-you-can-eat buffets are legion: the near-obligation to overeat, because after the first bite it’s all “free”; too often the food is...
Come to the Cabaret
William Bolcom was writing accessible popular music for the concert stage when that was not a cool thing to do. The 72-year-old composer will...
Navigating Through Fort Worth
Though it recently came down at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, K-Mart Conceptualism by Fort Worth multimedia artist Vernon Fisher lives on...
Richard L. Connor’s Latest: Ethics Complaint
Newspaper publisher Richard L. Connor can't stay out of the spotlight.
The Fort Worth Business Press owner (and former publisher of Fort Worth Star-Telegram) ought...
