What do Jules Massenet, Madonna, Giacomo Puccini and Cyndi Lauper all have in common? As it happens, they all came up with music portraying women who know exactly what they want, and who aren’t shy about admitting it. Cyndi Lauper had a hit in 1983 with “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.” Madonna expressed a [...]
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I came upon this profoundly beautiful film last month which took my breathe away. As a 25-year meditation practitioner and a good ole Irish Catholic boy from Long Island, I was delighted and impressed with the content of this documentary. For all that I have been studying and experiencing is wrapped up and presented in [...]
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I love Legos and can’t wait to take my great nephew Lucas for this cool exhibit at one of my Favorites… The Perot! “The Art of the Brick” traveling exhibition, which has made its way to more than 80 cities worldwide, has arrived at Dallas’ Perot Museum of Nature and Science. Internationally renowned artist Nathan [...]
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Last Saturday night I was heading to The Ducati Dallas on the edge of the design center for the unveiling of their new bike. I thought I would check out Town Hearth for dinner before the big event. Well my Bike had other plans and decided he wanted Italian as I got turned around and [...]
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It’s election time again for City Mayor. Here is some great information for all of you to help navigate this year’s choices. Quite frankly, the candidate that will get my vote is the one who will really fix our roads. (Laura Miller promised this years ago and it never happened) Dallas roads are pitiful. I’ve [...]
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When you finish Lisa Brennan-Jobs’ memoir of growing up as the daughter of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, you’ll feel sorry for her – not just because Jobs was a jerk a lot of the time, but because some readers will be too busy rubbernecking at her famous dad to notice what a great writer his [...]
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Second Thursdays take a unique and unexpected look at the Museum’s collection with a pop culture twist. Programs during these evenings range from local music performances, live theater, themed self-guides, art making, and more. Celebrate all that is glorious (and divinely artistic) about the legendary superstar Lady Gaga this Thursday night (Valentine’s Day) at the [...]
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One of the most wonderful, unique lunch experiences in Dallas. A little bit of Paris / St. Germaine in this combination boutique shop restaurant . Husbands… if you want to impress and celebrate your wives this year take them to lunch at Grange Hall. You can even let her pick out her own beautiful gift [...]
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Disney Renaissance : The Little Mermaid @ DSO Surprise your beautiful grandchildren with this fun concert Downtown at The Dallas Symphony Hall. Dallas Symphony Orchestra will present Ariel in her quest to be part of your world, as they accompany the movie on the big screen. The DSO will be conducted by Sarah Hicks. The [...]
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Happy Chinese New year. The Year of the Pig! We really are fortunate here in Dallas to have our incredible Downtown Arts district. Fun afternoon celebrating art and this cultural new year downtown. I was able to explore the recent renovations at the Crow Museum of Asian Art and the recent exhibit. JACOB HASHIMOTO Clouds [...]
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