Where have all the cowgirls gone? Some Fort Worth women keep the Western spirit alive.
Late night at the Cantina Cadillac in Fort Worth, and things are looking good. Lots of straight men, cheap booze, no cover charge and few women. Read more
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Late night at the Cantina Cadillac in Fort Worth, and things are looking good. Lots of straight men, cheap booze, no cover charge and few women. Read more
1. What is a Hereford?
Wanna can catch a glimpse of some cowgirls? Swagger on down to Cowtown Coliseum (121 E. Exchange Ave.) for the rodeo on Fridays and Saturdays at 8. Or, belly up to these bars.
Boots: Pointed-toe boots are more popular, but if you have a round-toe roper, you can still wear it out to the bar. Stick with a mainstream color like black or brown. Ariat Fat Babys or Chukkas are working boots that feel like shoes. Burn your lacers! Boots can run well into the hundreds, depending on the detail and manufacturing, but they will last a lifetime and can be repaired.
No third-year blues for the Lone Star International Film Festival. This year's offerings show it's built to last.
From director Kevin Smith to the angelic-voiced von Trapps to the gruesome "Sweeney Todd," it's a week of extreme entertainment options.
Could someone please pull Robert Zemeckis away from his computer?
What happens when you combine the lush acoustic melodies of Simon & Garfunkel with the heart-thumping beats of Daft Punk? Ishi.
Perhaps the main reason I was so jazzed about becoming the Ecobitch columnist for DFW.com Ink Edition was the opportunity (OK, kick in the ass) to do some of the things I’d always thought I should when it comes to living a greener lifestyle. And, for this column and the next, I’m undertaking a little two-week experiment that centers on the biggest change we could make toward sustainability, according to many environmental experts: going vegetarian.
Blame it on the rebel trend we are going through in the fashion world or a full moon, but last month I put hot pink streaks in the bottom layers of my black hair. The result was subtle flashes of fuchsia when the wind blew or I sported a ponytail. The pink was very high maintenance, though. I had to touch it up every week and a half or it looked more Kurt Cobain than Lily Allen. After three rounds of coloring, I decided that the pink streaks had to go.
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