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The Perot Museum’s Stairway to Heaven – Or At Least to the Dinosaur Exhibit

There’s a media tour of the Perot Museum today, so you’ll be seeing lots of what’s inside the building, but we talk with architect Thom Mayne about, well, what’s up with the outside? Especially, that glassed-in escalator?

‘Boy Kings’ – A Texas Underdog at the National Book Awards

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Everyone keeps saying it hasn’t got a chance to win the National Book Award, so maybe it doesn’t. But The Boy Kings of Texas is still the best memoir to come out of South Texas since … hmmm. Well. Forever, I guess.

This Week in Texas Music History: Conrad Johnson

This Week in Texas Music History, we’ll learn about a bandleader who made the grade, from the high schools of Houston to the concert halls of Japan.

Afternoon Delight: The Music Timeline

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Sony celebrates the last 125 years of making music with an impressive typographic timeline at its office.

Thursday Morning Roundup

Today in the roundup: How the Dallas Opera picks new works, ancient history in Fort Worth and Dallas’ “robo-painter.”

Merlin, That Sneaky Wizard, Pops Up in Ft. Worth – After Nearly 400 Years

The Birth of Merlin is a 1622 drama once attributed to William Shakespeare. It’s probably NOT by him, but that hasn’t stopped the Stolen Shakespeare Guild from staging what may be the drama’s North American premiere

Fort Worth Unveils New JFK Tribute

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A new tribute to President John F. Kennedy will be unveiled Thursday in Fort Worth.The memorial reconnects the city with Kennedy’s trip there on Nov. 22, 1963.

Dallas Holocaust Museum’s CEO is Leaving

Alice Murray will be leaving after three years of remarkable growth in attendance and revenue.

Art&Seek Jr: Discover Living History on Veterans Day

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Take the opportunity this Veterans Day to introduce your kids to those who have served our country at these local events.

This Week in Texas Music History: Eva Garza

This Week in Texas Music History, we’ll meet a singer who was known as the “Sweetheart of the Americas.”

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