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Mavericks 4, Thunder 1: A Review of My Preview

After last night's Game 5 door slammer against the OKC Thunder, your Mavericks are now 12-3 in the playoffs and awaiting an opponent in the NBA Finals. Not bad for a team that about 50 percent of prognosticators picked would lose to the Portland Trail Blazers in the first round. I...
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Perry Signs for Cupcakes

Don't ever underestimate the power of pissed-off bakers. Gov. Rick Perry knows. That's why he signed Senate Bill 81 last week. (Because no candidate wants chocolate cake with thick butter cream icing thrown at his campaign bus in Iowa.) The new law allows home bakers around the state to peddle...
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The Tragic Accident at the Ballpark Last Night

ryan="" reacts="" to="" fan="" s="" death="" width="560" height="420>At 10:02 last night, an email from the Texas Rangers arrived in the in-box bearing the subject heading "Statement From Texas Rangers CEO and President Nolan Ryan." This is what it said: The adult male who during tonight's game fell approximately 20 feet...
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Sue Sue, Sue-dio: The Ten Most Interesting Lawsuits In Music History

The finger-pointing game has begun in the wake of this year's Electric Daisy Carnival.  Although any legal repercussions in regards to the festival that took place this weekend have yet to be determined, we're keeping our eye on the whole thing -- mostly because, let's face it, music and legal...
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The Violitionist Highlights Denton On The Web

As if Michael Briggs and Brent Frishman hadn't already established themselves as the foremost curators of Denton music, they went ahead and took it a step further. The men behind Gutterth Productions, organizers of many a showcase and former hosts of the Gutterth podcast, changed the podcast in January into...
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Legendary Dallas Rapper D.O.C. Starts His Return To The Top

In the late '80s D.O.C. was recruited to Southern California by Dr. Dre from his childhood home of Dallas. Shortly thereafter, the Texas-bred wunderkind helped bring gangsta rap to the mainstream, ghostwriting large portions of the biggest West Coast classics, starting with Straight Outta Compton. He gave voice to the...
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Strippers Have Rights. But Do They Want Them?

It's 9 on a Tuesday night, and Jaguars Dallas, a big, boxy strip club between Stemmons Freeway and Northwest Highway, is almost empty. The club doesn't have many neighbors, just a row of truck lots and vacant yards, plus one friendly rock 'n' roll strip joint called the Clubhouse. Jaguars...
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Unnatural Umami: How Soy Sauce Took a Shortcut Past Organic

Several years ago, the discovery of the carcinogenic compound 3-monochloropropane-1,2-diol in soy sauce was generating concern throughout parts of Europe and Asia. A United Kingdom study directed attention to the matter in 2001.It turned out that low levels of 3-MCPD had been present in processed foods for decades and had...
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The Slow, Weak Pulse of the Heart Attack Grill

The sign outside the Heart Attack Grill beckons, but not like most. "Over 350 Lbs? Eat for Free" the red neon glows, calling out to Dallas' morbidly obese, enticing them to come inside to indulge in the ultimate gluttony. Ah, but there's a catch. A large scale sits in the...