Fireworks. Parades. Petting zoos and horseshoes. Cities across the Metroplex are firing up a fantastic Fourth.
Go!
- At the Modern: Beautiful works of antebellum atrocities
- In 'Hancock,' superhero Will Smith leaves the heavy lifting to someone else
- Avenue Q, Betty Buckley, The Water Bearer's Dream
- Tucked inside the serene, light-filled Kimbell is a buffet with more than one masterpiece
- Casa Mañana Theatre's 50th Birthday Celebration, Sabados de Primera en la Plaza, Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse
- Stuck in a life that feels foreign, a woman rediscovers herself in 'Brick Lane'
- Concerts in the Garden: Final weekend
- DVD reviews: 'Vantage Point,' 'Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns,' 'My Blueberry Nights,' 'Drillbit Taylor'
- Dynamic duo: Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
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Christopher Kelly
Movie Madness: Will Smith's Hancock isn't exactly a super hero
Will Smith's washed up superhero provides an intriguing premise, but our critics disagree on whether 'Hancock', co-starring Charlize Theron, ever really blasts off.
Robert Philpot
Channel surfing: 'Bachelorette' picks her man
The Bachelorette 4: It's down to the last two guys, but none of this season’s North Texans is among them.
Cary Darling
Four-disc set of AMC’s 'Mad Men' hits shelves just in time to sell us on season two
When Mad Men first made its splash last summer — on AMC, of all places — there was no doubt that it was going to look as sharp and shiny as a classic Cadillac tailfin. Set in 1960 amid the hustle and bustle of Madison Avenue ad agencies (hence the title), MadMen was an art director’s fever dream, full of smart suits, cool cars and cumulus clouds of cigarette smoke.
Go!
- CD reviews: Los Lonely Boys, Willie Nelson, Vanessa Hudgens, Sloan
- Fort Worth Theatre's 'Jesus Christ Superstar'
- Juan J. Hernandez at Galeria de la Rosa
- This week's question
- Lone Star Sounds: Aledo's PlayRadioPlay! is happy to play on
- Cowtown burger joint Jetton's Grill is descended from greatness
- At the IMAX
- Arthouse films
- Dallas films
- Other screenings
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Van Gogh for the minivan set
- Mighty Fine Arts: Pathway Deluge
- Noises Off, Mimir Chamber Music Festival, Blue Planet Live
- Concerts that were just announced for Dallas-Fort Worth area
- Toby Keith
- Coming up
- Wynton Marsalis
- Performing arts
- Count on renovated Abacus for seriously haute cuisine
- Music news & notes from around Texas: The Theater Fire, Scat Jazz Lounge and Mother Truckers
- This week’s concerts in Fort Worth and Dallas
- Movies opening and still playing in Dallas
- Reader contest: Inspiration for Wall-E?
- Ballet Concerto
- Villa's trims churrascaria to manageable size
- Concerts in the Garden lineup in Fort Worth includes laser adventure and movie music, Red Steagall, fireworks show
- DFW Collector Cars Swap Meet
- Centro-matic
- Art of museum district dining
- Quick bite: Lakeside grill really hits The Spot
