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Archive for February, 2011

Digging Downtown Dallas' Grave

Categorized Under: Architecture, Architecture/Urban Planning, Uncategorized 1 Comment

Why is downtown Dallas so empty so much of the day? There was one big decision that helped create our urban dead zone: Burying the retail underground. YouPlusDallas has created a haunting video about that decision and what it’s led to.

Blog Giveaway: Carmen in 3D

Categorized Under: Culture, Giveaways, Music, Theater, Uncategorized No Comments

Wow, Carmen, performed at the London Royal Opera, shot in 3 D. And we’re giving away 5 pairs of tix if you’d like to see it.

Afternoon Delight: It's the Office Desk Extended Drum Solo!

Categorized Under: Afternoon Delight, Music, Uncategorized No Comments

Ginger Baker, Keith Moon, Gene Krupa, Michael Shrieve — where have they gone, those great drum soloists of yore? OK, right, a couple of them are dead. But follow me on this: If you’re sitting bored in your office cubicle, you can join them — no, no, not the dead part, although you might be feeling like that — no, you can make your own contribution to hitting stuff rhythmically. With ordinary office supplies.

$10 Mill Challenge Grant for Perot Museum With $32 Mill Left to Raise

Last month, it was a $15 million grant from the Rees-Jones Foundation. This month, it’s a new $10 million challenge grant for the Perot Museum of Nature & Science. But that means a new campaign …

Monday Morning Roundup

Categorized Under: Arts Education, Arts Funding or Budgets, Local Events, Music No Comments

Today in the roundup: Step inside Booker T., a tax change that could affect arts groups and honoring young opera singers.

Paul Slavens Show: Feb 27 2010 live Blog

Categorized Under: KXT, Music, Paul Slavens 5 Comments

I got a lot of new music for us tonite, please leave your polite comments and suggestions for music here.

Jerry Seinfeld Coming to Town

Categorized Under: Dallas Arts District, Local Events 1 Comment

If you’ve seen every episode of Seinfeld 10 times in syndication, you might like to know that Jerry himself is coming to town.

This Week in Texas Music History: Norman Petty

This Week in Texas Music History, we’ll visit a local recording studio that produced some of rock and roll’s biggest hits.

Saturday Spotlight: A Movie Weekend

Categorized Under: Film and Television, Local Events No Comments

In the Saturday Spotlight, we’re watching movies.

Afternoon Delight: The Symphonic Rage Against the Machine

Categorized Under: Afternoon Delight, Music No Comments

I’m pretty sure if my high school band had played Rage Against the Machine, we’d a won state. Enjoy the George Mason University band’s take on a mash-up of Rage classics.

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