New Music, Dangit(s)!
Though they never really went away, The Dangits are back. I guess you could say they’re no longer content just playing the occasional show...
The 100-Year Starship
Never mind the constraints of the miserable present — the shrinking budgets, the lost opportunities, the collapsing morale. Thinking is free, so let’s think...
Make Food Not War
I’ve never been much of a hippie — I just don’t care for drum circles or the band Phish. But socially conscious eating I’m...
Who Not to Call: Ghostbreakers
It’s been almost four years since actor Gabriel Horn, a former Fort Worthian who now lives in Los Angeles, first conceived the idea for...
Clint Niosi: Pleasurably Spiteful
Sometimes lyrics seem just thrown together, and for some bands, louder bands, you can see why –– on disc or in person, their words...
Playing Defense
The argument of defense companies like Lockheed Martin, which employs thousands at its Fort Worth plant, is simple: Don’t force us to lay off...
Gallery
Famous for their bright colors and geometric patterns, Kente cloths are woven or printed to embody concepts such as healing, royalty, wealth, peace, purity,...
End of Watch: Partners Against Crime
End of Watch is the third in a string of look-at-me-I’m-so-gritty dramas about Los Angeles cops directed by David Ayer. This one is different,...
Master: Almighty Dodd
Bear with me here. I write this review a scant hour or so after watching Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master, and like most of...
Low-Bidding Mental Illness
State-run mental health facilities in Texas never have an easy ride: Funding is always tight, and many of them have had problems through the...
