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Dance from Bruce Wood, comedy from Jay Pharoah, plus art, beer, some Merle and a dash of Tim McGraw in this week’s jam-packed 12-pack of fun. Read story
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The superstar rapper drafted producer Rick Rubin and rising stars like Chief Keef, to air his dark, twisted fantasies. Read story
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Oliver Tull, who’s a co-host of CW33’s Eye Opener and a member of Four Day Weekend, will bring his two worlds together (and then some) Thursday to benefit the American Red Cross. Read story
Chef Tim Byres builds a fire and grills up some steaks on the balcony of the Fort Worth Central Market, and our Weekend Chef has pictures! Read more
Dinners such as shrimp-and-grits or grilled salmon cost $13-$16 at the new diner-bar-and-grill in Montgomery Plaza. Read more
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Dance from Bruce Wood, comedy from Jay Pharoah, plus art, beer, some Merle and a dash of Tim McGraw in this week’s jam-packed 12-pack of fun. Read more
It’s worth braving tangle of street construction to experience Sushi Tao’s savory delights
Dance from Bruce Wood, comedy from Jay Pharoah, plus art, beer, some Merle and a dash of Tim McGraw in this week’s jam-packed 12-pack of fun.
The superstar rapper drafted producer Rick Rubin and rising stars like Chief Keef, to air his dark, twisted fantasies.
The touring production looks great and is studded with standout performances.
Oliver Tull, who’s a co-host of CW33’s Eye Opener and a member of Four Day Weekend, will bring his two worlds together (and then some) Thursday to benefit the American Red Cross.
Tony Bennett never forgot the first time he performed with Dave Brubeck more than half a century ago. But the tape of that memorable collaboration between two American jazz masters lay forgotten in a record label's vaults until its discovery by an archivist just weeks after Brubeck's death in December, and it's just been released as "Bennett/Brubeck: The White House Sessions, Live 1962."
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