D Magazine January 2020

And it’s partly because of his dancing.

If a calamity hit your house, could you document your every possession? A new company with some fancy tech wants to help.

An artist couple has turned a leafy plot into an interactive field of art-fueled dreams.

With Greg Brownderville’s “go-show,” you’re in for short films, still images, songs, podcasts, texts, and more, all buzzing in your pocket as daily notifications.

One left us trashing our Dove, another left us with “spicy B.O.”

After nearly 20 years, the Uptown development is entering a season of change.

We asked six popular fitness instructors how to achieve your New Year’s goals.

An itinerary for one perfect day filled with good-for-you decisions.

Samuel has been trying to wow Dallas diners since the 1980s. But his latest, Nosh Bistro, is stuck in that era.

The middle eastern spot in Far North Dallas does the classic Turkish flatbreads well.

It doesn’t take much.

Premium ham purveyor Enrique Tomás comes to Henderson Avenue.

Cry Havoc Theater is taking on some of our most pressing issues with empathy and nuance beyond its years.

Again, this is an actual press release. And I have some thoughts.