Fort Worth Weekly
Me Drawing Stuff
Robyn O’Neil was born in Omaha but graduated from Texas A&M. Her exhibition at the Modern is called Robyn O’Neil: We, the Masses, and...
Tectonic Shift
Sludge-metal giants Mountain of Smoke have been in a state of evolution recently. Drummer PJ Costigan and bassist/vocalist Brooks Willhoite started off as a...
Local Hip-Hop Don’t Stop
Perhaps it’s the inherent efficiency of the recording process –– a beat, a mic, and a rhyme are all that’s required –– but homegrown...
Diving on East Lancaster
With summer about to disappear in the rearview mirror, our quintet of curious drinkers set out for the putative wrong side of the tracks....
Myan-Marvelous
I’ve spent a lot of time recently exploring restaurants on Seminary Drive, and I haven’t exactly had to battle crowds. The food scene in...
Matthew Clark’s “Mitla”
UTA’s 17th Faculty Biennial opened last week, but the opening reception is being held this week at 5:30pm Fri. The 36 members of staff...
Honkytonk Handshake
Honkytonk Handshake
Appellate judges from the court of last resort –– the Supreme Court of Texas –– came to Fort Worth recently to help decipher...
The Death of Atatiana Jefferson
It’s been four days since Aaron Dean, a 34-year-old Fort Worth police officer, shot and killed Atatiana Jefferson, a 28-year-old woman in her mother’s...
Toast & Jam with Blake Parish
Royal Sons frontman Blake Parish is a versatile vocalist, crooning like Sinatra one moment and screaming bloody murder the next, reaching deep into his...
Farewell, Jay Wilkinson
The setting was apt. In the same Near Southside venue where Jay Wilkinson made his big debut four and a half years ago, dozens...
