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SusieCakes Teams Up with Cultivar Coffee for New Preston Center Location

Touting its made-from-scratch, home-style baked goods, California bakery SusieCakes announced its first location outside of the Golden State: 6100 Luther Lane, at the corner of Luther Lane and Westchester Drive in Preston Center. Along with baked goods, SusieCakes will sell breakfast goods and Cultivar Coffee, according to a press release. Founded...
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With Mata Montessori, Did DISD Sell Its Soul for the Middle Class?

Ester Zapata’s sister and brother attended Mount Auburn Elementary. Zapata’s two eldest children, now 24 and 18, went there as well. So when it came time for her youngest, Emily, to enter kindergarten, there was no question that she’d follow in the footsteps of her aunt and uncle and brother...
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Unpaid Dallas Red-Light Tickets Soon Won’t Go on Credit Reports

Drivers who don't pay tickets for getting caught by one of Dallas' hated red-light cameras won't get a bad mark on their credit reports, Dallas police assistant director Donzell Gipson told the City Council's public safety committee Monday. Gipson said the city is being forced to find a new way to...
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Anti-Vaccation Doc Vaxxed, Booted From Tribeca, Is a Tragic Fraud

Vaxxed, the new “documentary” about the alleged connection between vaccines and autism, is directed by Andrew Wakefield, the disgraced doctor responsible for duping untold thousands of parents into believing vaccinations could give their children autism. This may not be news to anyone who’s followed the controversy surrounding the film’s abrupt...
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Kaela Sinclair Gets 40,000 Views in Four Days With Cover of SOHN’s “Artifice”

Unless you have been ignoring the Internet over the last few days, you've probably noticed Denton's Kaela Sinclair has entered 2016 with a bang. The Florida-born University of North Texas alumna posted a killer video cover of SOHN's "Artifice" to Facebook last Thursday and the results have been impressive, to...
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The Ultimate Guide to Your Weekend, June 17-19

Do This! For a free and fun Friday night, hit up the Dallas Arts District’s Summer Block Party, which will close off Pearl and Flora streets from 6 p.m. to midnight. The Dallas Museum of Art, Nasher Sculpture Center, Klyde Warren Park and Crow Collection of Asian Art will all open their...
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Siamese’s Avant-Glam Performance Rock Changes From One Show to the Next

You may never recognize Siamese from one show to the next. The Dallas band is an avant-garde dream-pop experiment whose members try on different personas seasonally. By changing their concept every few live appearances and rotating themes according to their latest inspiration, the band's like a DIY Cirque du Soleil,...
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Patient Safety Watchdog Gives Baylor Low Marks

Most of Dallas major hospitals look pretty good in the Hospital Safety Score Survey released this week by the Leapfrog Group, a patient safety watchdog organization. Methodist Charlton Medical Center, Methodist Dallas Medical Center, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas and UT Southwestern University Hospital all got A's on their report cards...
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Smoke-Free Honky Tonk? Billy Bob’s Makes Plans to Ban Butts

Think about what makes a honky tonk, and a few images are likely to come to mind: Cowboys and girls drinking beers, doing some two-stepping, shooting some pool and smoking. Lots of smoking. No honky tonk in North Texas is more iconic than Billy Bob's. But the Fort Worth venue...