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Acting On the Frontera
Julio Cedillo learned early on that there’s a lot less glamour in the acting profession than most people expect. He’s spent 25 years building...
Howling at the Moon
The mural could be considered a bit, er, busy. Late last year, a River Oaks city inspector took one look at the mish-mash splash...
Ricky Bobby’s Guide to Life (Or At Least the Movies)
One of the things that makes movie-going such an enjoyably unpredictable business is that every once in a while, a lowbrow comedy tells us...
Guns and America
Here’s an interesting statistic: The second-highest rate of gun ownership in the world is in Yemen, a largely tribal, extremely poor country. The highest...
Not So Revolutionary
Grant Wood’s most famous painting features an iconic farmer, his prim daughter and a pitchfork. His most satiric painting is “Daughters of Revolution.” Three...
Emotional Support Animals: For the Birds
You’ve probably read this story already, but here’s the gist: A Bushwick-based performance artist named Ventiko tried to bring her pet peacock Dexter aboard...
Dog, Pony, Sheriff
ICE was hot last week, so the White House hosted a press briefing. Bill Waybourn showed up in his traditional cowboy attire, and by...
Accusations of a Mad Black Woman
The couple hundred fans who had gathered around the entranceway to Cinemark West Plano let out a roar as he arrived. I didn’t see...
Directing a Horror
John Storm was introduced to Fort Worth Weekly readers several years ago when film writer Kristian Lin described the new leadership at the Lone...
Night Shelter Complaints
A blistering complaint by a former Presbyterian Night Shelter resident has led two more people to raise allegations about their own bad experiences.
One of...
