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Advice for the Suburban Media Darling Daring to Ride DART

On Tuesday morning, the editorial board of The Dallas Morning News offered the newspaper of record's official take on Christie Myers, a 30-year-old white woman from the suburbs: She's awesome. What makes Myers so awesome? After hearing harrowing tales of hours-long public transit commutes from residents of the neighborhood in southeast Oak Cliff she's...
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“Induced” Earthquakes Have Increased Dallas’ Risk, USGS Says

Just looking at the map is striking. According to new data released by the U.S. Geological Survey, human activity is causing earthquake risk in areas that previously had basically no risk for seismic activity. The survey's new 2016 map shows natural risk, which for the most part cuts off just...
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Johnny Manziel Indicted For Assault and Family Violence

Former Texas A&M quarterback and 2012 Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel has been indicted by a Dallas County Grand Jury. He is charged with assault causing a bodily injury to a member of his household, a misdemeanor. Manziel faces up to a year in Dallas County Jail and a $4,000...
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Two Dallas Hip-Hop Heavies Tap Into Gospel For an Epic Team-Up

When Arlington hip-hop artist Krum goes looking for a sound, he often seeks guidance from Rob Viktum. Last year, Krum hit Viktum up for something with a gospel vibe. As it turns out, Viktum had been waiting for him to ask. “He immediately sent me over a ridiculous track I fell in...
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UPDATE: More Details on Gunman, Slain Officers Emerge in Police Ambush

Micah Xavier Johnson, the man Dallas police say killed five officers in an ambush attack at a demonstration against police violence Thursday night, told officers he was not affiliated with any group or organization but was targeting white people and white police officers because he was upset about police shootings...
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Despite its Cake Boss Fame, is Carlo’s Bakery Worth the Hassle?

Carlo's Bakery (of Cake Boss fame) celebrated the grand opening of their first Dallas location in March.  To get a cannoli on opening morning, you had to camp out overnight, leaving many people long-faced and pastryless. In the weeks that followed, long lines continued to wind through the bakery, sometimes...
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Bucks Burnett’s Namedropper: How I Met Tiny Tim

Bucks Burnett isn't a journalist. He's a namedropper. He may not have met every one of his music idols, but he's met 90 percent of them. And he's here to tell you all about it, however he sees fit, is his monthly music column, Namedropper. There is no way to...
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In The Jungle Book, Disney Builds a Better Blockbuster

Here's about as convincing an argument as I can imagine for the existence of the modern Hollywood blockbuster. Disney and Jon Favreau's The Jungle Book reinvigorates an oft-told tale with star power, technology and calculated charm. It's been billed as a live-action remake (it's too good to be called a...
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Like Sushi in a Bowl, But Better: Poke Spreads Around DFW

In theory, it's so simple — fresh fish, raw or nearly raw, chopped into beautiful square hunks and surrounded by equally fresh, crisp vegetables. But for such a simple dish, executing it at home isn't quite so easy. Sourcing high-quality fish that can easily be consumed uncooked isn't as easy...
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Has Dallas ISD Finally Stopped Hemorrhaging the Middle Class?

Of Dallas ISD's 227 schools, eight are reasonably affluent,  meaning half or less of their student populations are poor. Even then, to get to eight, one must count William B. Travis Academy (fourth and fifth grades) separately from William B. Travis Vanguard (sixth through eighth) even though they share a...
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As It Saves the Sitcom Once Again, Amazon’s Catastrophe Is Anything But

The second season of Amazon's Catastrophe might do for the #TGIF-style family sitcom of the late ‘80s and ‘90s what the first did for the ailing rom-com: open-mouthed resuscitation on the operating table after one too many Garry Marshall–fueled heart attacks like Valentine's Day. (Or New Year's Eve? It doesn't...