Help The Zoo Name Its Baby Elephant
The folks at the Fort Worth Zoo are beaming like proud parents. The zoo is now home to a baby girl elephant, or as...
Wendy Davis, Stand With Texas Women Bus Tour Hits Fort Worth
The tour bus was parked a mere 25 feet from the stage, and the crowd pressed close to the guardrails, dozens deep, waiting in...
Texas Troubadour Abroad: Leaving Riga
My name is Keegan McInroe, and I am a singer-songwriter from Lubbock who’s been living in Fort Worth off and on since 2001, when...
Film Shorts
OPENING:
Pacific Rim (PG-13) Guillermo Del Toro (Hellboy, Pan’s Labyrinth) directs this science-fiction thriller about a group of humans who build giant robots to battle...
Night & Day
WED ▪ 10
Gee, what are the odds that a lecture called The Most Exciting Downtown in Texas Is Getting Even Better would be given...
Music Awards
We’ve come a long way.
When I took over as associate editor in 2002, a job that also included helming the music section and writing...
Niles City: Ever Heard of It?
I got this from a bar’s website, a cyber-place festooned not only with a Getty Image of people drinking martinis, which I later discovered...
Outside-the-Pub Grub
There I was sitting at Malone’s Pub, a cozy little bar on the outskirts of downtown that Chow, Baby discovered in its quest for...
Out With A Lout
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram is the biggest backscratcher and apologist in town when it comes to the Tarrant Regional Water District, the governmental agency...
![Director Bosquez: “I’d always considered one [of the characters] to be an angel with clipped wings and another one to be undead like Nosferatu.”](https://www.fwweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/STAGE1.jpg "Godot Awaits")
Godot Awaits
Samuell Beckett’s 1953 tragicomedy Waiting for Godot is one of those avant-garde plays that everyone’s heard of but most people haven’t actually seen. It...
