Texas Democrats credit a new campaign infrastructure and better polling for their historic sweep. But a SMU political scientist points to a much bigger factor: Donald Trump. The question now is whether they can do it again. dmagazine.com/frontburner/20…
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From rainbow crosswalks and school vouchers to marijuana laws and local control, Tuesday’s Democratic sweep could bring significant changes to Dallas. But a Republican-controlled Texas Senate could complicate things. dmagazine.com/frontburner/20…
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Dallas has lined up for Aufguss, the towel twirling, endorphin spiking European sauna experience. dmagazine.com/style-beauty-w…
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McKinney National Airport prepares for commercial service launch with Avelo Airlines, HTeaO joins Dine Growth Group, Stephens Greth Foundation gives $15 million to Harold Simmons Park, and more. dmagazine.com/business-econo…
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.@davehelman_ talks to @mikelikessports and @machinesports on why a trade won’t save the Dallas Cowboys. dmagazine.com/sports/2026/11…
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Feeling lucky? Because Best of Big D on December 3 has plenty in store for you! Try your hand at the blackjack tables, or if you're going VIP, grab a seat at our exclusive poker table. More of a dance floor person? Emerald City Band and DJ Alaska will be keeping the music going there's more! Find your next favorite scent with L'Epoque Parfums, score a pair of earrings from Linny Co, and pick up a custom deck of playing cards from MetroVCS. Plus, get into the holiday spirit with a festive pop-up from Downtown Dallas Inc.!
And don't forget about the food: Dallas favorites, creative cocktails, and plenty more will be waiting for you throughout the night. dmagazine.com/awards_and_eve…
And don't forget about the food: Dallas favorites, creative cocktails, and plenty more will be waiting for you throughout the night. dmagazine.com/awards_and_eve…
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The city-spanning Aurora Biennial returns for its seventh year from November 4 to November 21. dmagazine.com/arts-entertain…
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Petty crimes, bad neighbors, & bluebonnets. A meditation on the most Texas of wildflowers. dmagazine.com/publications/d…
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StrongSide, The Show Episode 50 from @mikelikessports and @machinesports: @davehelman_ examines Brian Schottenheimer’s inflection point, plus what Plano’s vote means for the Stars’ arena, why UNT football is as fun as ever, and the Rangers shameful choice to keep payroll flat. dmagazine.com/sports/2026/11…
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Lucia Arbery Simek, former executive director at the Dallas Contemporary, took a look at the people, the music, and the moments that shaped the not-for-profit contemporary art space, The Power Station. Both unprecious and unpretentious encounters define The Power Station, even if e exactly what this arts space even is. In a city such as Dallas, which prefers things organized like meat and vegetables on a cafeteria tray, The Power Station has always maintained a refreshing categorical wobbliness. dmagazine.com/publications/d…
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.@davehelman_ answers the question: What is the biggest issue with the Dallas Cowboys' offense? @mikelikessports @machinesports
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Dallas is on the verge of becoming an outlier among America’s biggest cities—and not necessarily in a way it should celebrate. The Mavericks are pursuing a new arena in North Dallas at the former Valley View Mall site. Despite this week’s poll results, the Stars are advancing as ven farther north, at Plano’s Willow Bend Mall, are still in tact. The Cowboys and Rangers, of course, already play across the street from each other in Arlington.
Add it all up, and Dallas is staring at something virtually unheard: a major American city with no Big Four professional sports team (MLB, NBA, NHL, NFL) playing in or next to its urban core. That’s a big deal—culturally and economically. Because at a time when the city is fighting to reinvigorate its downtown, two of its most reliable generators of people, energy, and civic identity are preparing to leave it behind. dmagazine.com/publications/d…
Add it all up, and Dallas is staring at something virtually unheard: a major American city with no Big Four professional sports team (MLB, NBA, NHL, NFL) playing in or next to its urban core. That’s a big deal—culturally and economically. Because at a time when the city is fighting to reinvigorate its downtown, two of its most reliable generators of people, energy, and civic identity are preparing to leave it behind. dmagazine.com/publications/d…
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Whether you loved it, hated it, or never went, there has never been another Dallas restaurant like Punk Noir. The founders thought they could fuse classical high-end fine dining with a graffiti-spattered, metal-spiked aesthetic. It lasted just 19 weeks. Now the owners are asking ot interested in fine dining, punk, or the specific combination of the two?
As bad luck would have it, we were preparing a full review of Punk Noir when the restaurant closed its doors, and our dining critic was there on the penultimate night of service. Because so much of Punk Noir was so weird, foolhardy, and occasionally wonderful, we're publishing a review anyway. It includes an interview with the McKeel family, a look at what went wrong from Punk Noir's beginning to end, and an appreciation of the things it did well. The twists may not be over. The restaurant space is available for lease with original equipment and design intact. dmagazine.com/food-drink/202…
As bad luck would have it, we were preparing a full review of Punk Noir when the restaurant closed its doors, and our dining critic was there on the penultimate night of service. Because so much of Punk Noir was so weird, foolhardy, and occasionally wonderful, we're publishing a review anyway. It includes an interview with the McKeel family, a look at what went wrong from Punk Noir's beginning to end, and an appreciation of the things it did well. The twists may not be over. The restaurant space is available for lease with original equipment and design intact. dmagazine.com/food-drink/202…
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Wine is dying. That's what the headlines in national news outlets say, anyway, with scary stats about how young people don't drink wine much anymore. Have those reporters tried getting a table at Walkers'?
The new Greenville Avenue restaurant is a market, wine bar, bottle rolled into one. Its list of wines by the glass is better than some local steakhouses’ entire cellars. Over the course of several lunches and dinners, we sampled the menu and took in the atmosphere, calm by day, a hip-hop fueled bacchanal at night. One pro tip: the all-veggie fried eggplant sandwich is a messy, two-hands-needed monster. dmagazine.com/publications/d…
The new Greenville Avenue restaurant is a market, wine bar, bottle rolled into one. Its list of wines by the glass is better than some local steakhouses’ entire cellars. Over the course of several lunches and dinners, we sampled the menu and took in the atmosphere, calm by day, a hip-hop fueled bacchanal at night. One pro tip: the all-veggie fried eggplant sandwich is a messy, two-hands-needed monster. dmagazine.com/publications/d…
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The team behind Armoury D.E. and Ruins brings us live jazz and a menu of bistro classics. Step inside Trapèze, a three-ring French restaurant in Bishop Arts. dmagazine.com/food-drink/202…
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Offering my strongest possible endorsement on this Brian Reinhart-relayed item for The Onion to sponsor The Frisco Bowl. Work your dark magic, @oneunderscore__
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For this week's show, @machinesports and I decided to call in a big brain to get to the bottom of whatever is going on with the Cowboys. Welcome back our guy @davehelman_!
Plus: what that Plano-Stars vote means, Rangers payroll headaches & UNT is v fun:
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Plus: what that Plano-Stars vote means, Rangers payroll headaches & UNT is v fun:
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We know Kathy Wise well, but we still had questions. The founding editor of Mähj, a new mahjong magazine, answers them in our Person of Interest Q&A. Here's how D Magazine’s Kathy Wise created Mähj. dmagazine.com/publications/d…
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Charles, a PE executive, joined the Big 12’s Brett Yormark and SMU’s AD Damon Evans to talk private equity in sports at the Dallas Citizens Council’s annual meeting. dmagazine.com/business-econo…
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