Monumental
To call the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra's three-year Mahler cycle a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear the maestro's remarkable symphonic output isn't far off the...
Home for Wayward Comedians?
Don't know if you've noticed, but comedy open-mics are few and far between. For a time a while back, Fort Worth was home to...
The List
Maybe even more than movies, architecture seems to be the one thing we're all experts in. Everyone has an opinion, everyone's ready to share...
Lost in thought and balletic reverie
To a lot of viewers and critics, the title Lost has become a bad pun on the show itself.
Over the course of the...
Travel and No Leisure
Interstate 35 might not have the hipster cachet of Route 66 or Ventura Highway, but the 1,568-mile road that stretches from Laredo to Duluth,...
Books and ’Bots
The problem with most comic books and graphic novels is that most if not all of them are pretty poorly written. Obviously, I haven't...
Reindeer Games
It's that time of year again. Yuletide kvetches are being sung by a choir of folks worried about the Meaning of Christmas being lost....
In the Zone
Butterfly Connection crosses over into a dimension of virtuosity.
Last Saturday night in an office storefront on East Lancaster Avenue, the scene was like something...
On Site
In response to one of my recent columns, about the aggressive architecting of Big D ("Alarming Heights," April 11), the forum at John Roberts'...
Haaa-lelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Last Sunday at Bass Performance Hall, the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra opened the last of a series of performances of Christmas classics with the...
