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INSIDE 10 WELCOME TO THE BEST OF 2015 12 GETTING & SPENDING 52 PEOPLE & PLACES 70 GOOD GRUB 110 CULTURE 124 ON THE TOWN

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142 Night & Day 146 Film Shorts

148 Noteworthy 159 Mind, Body, Spirit 157 Real World Astrology 160 Employment

Cover Art by: Robert George, Jr. Section Openers Art Getting & Spending: Amy Minton People & Places: Matt Trisler

Good Grub: Natalie Ibarra Cultur: Elizabeth Ratliff On The Town: Elizabeth Ratliff

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et’s be clear. Our annual Best Of issue is just for fun. Unlike the Republican debates for the most powerful office in the world. Oh, wait. They’re fun, too. Eye-wateringly hilarious, in fact. So let me rephrase: Our annual Best Of Fort Worth does not offer as much rolling-on-theground hilarity as Trump and Co. but is still pretty fun. Check out the data. During the month-long campaign, thousands of votes tumbled into our offices via e-mail and snail-mail. In scientific terms, that’s a shit-ton of mouse clicking and handwriting. (Fort Worthians, apparently, are really passionate about their margaritas, brunches, and coffee.) Over the years, imitators have arisen. The StarTelegram does something about burgers or something, and the good folks at Fort Worth, Texas magazine evidently loved our contest so much they stole our name, even though our first Best Of issue came out four years before Fort Worth, Texas magazine was even founded.

But enough italicized passive aggressiveness. Let’s get down to the business of celebrating everything that makes our city awesomesauce. The cuisine, the culture, the personalities, the stories, the funk –– even or especially if you’re not from here, you’ve got to be impressed. If only we had our own NFL franchise. I can see it now. The Fort Worth Nighthawks (since “Panthers” is already taken). Our team colors would be black on black, and our logo would be the silhouette of an F-117A in “gray dragon” hue. And we would be in the AFC to prevent North Texas from turning into a weeklong drunkfest twice a year. Anyway. Where was I? The 2016 Republican candidates are crazy. Right. But! Don’t let them get ya down. Rather, take a look at our 2015 Best Of issue. Savor it. Save it. With all of these great places to get a bite, see a show, dig some art, catch a band, or have a drink, you know that you’re living in a city that’s growing more dynamic, more cosmopolitan, and more progressive every day. And that has to make you feel good. –– Anthony Mariani

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FUNKYTOWN

PARTY ON THE PORCH AT THE AMON CARTER MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

SEPTEMBER 26 5–10 P.M. American art, local food, hometown music, and the best view of Fort Worth—all at the Amon Carter!

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Airport Fwy Critic’s choice: Rhythm Skate Shop, 1002 Lonestar Pkwy, Grand Prairie

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for a pair of earrings that will have your ears ringing with compliments. “We want to be on trend,” Johnson said. “But we also want to have staples that you’ll spend a little more money on.”

Skateboards

Readers’ choice: Index, 725

Yes, it’s in Grand Prairie, but Rhythm started out as a small shop in Watauga before moving into Alliance Skate Park and opening sister stores in Palm Springs, Calif., and Tacoma, Wash. But besides the “little guy goes big” backstory, Rhythm is the place for skateboard gear, from trucks, decks, bearings, and wheels to clothes, shoes, and accessories. It’s also a big supporter of the local scene, helping a stable of sponsored skaters keep Fort Worth gnarly.

Cigars

–– it’s enough to make us want to start smoking!

Readers’ choice: Pop’s Safari Place to Blow Lots of Cigars & Fine Wines, 2929 Morton St Critic’s choice: Tobacco Lane on Money Accidentally Critic’s choice: Ephemera!, 1208 the Square, 512 Main St, Ste 110 It might be a little pricy, but for swinging W Magnolia Av like a high roller, it’s numero uno. Located inside the Sinclair Building, Tobacco Lane on the Square is one of those places where flannel shirts rub elbows with fine worsted wool. Everyone’s welcome to enjoy the Lane’s great cigar selection, expansive humidor, knowledgeable staff, and terrific wine room, plus pipes, pipe repair, gadgets

Gordon Boswell Flowers sending smiles since 1919

This wee little shop is ﬁlled with the most random and seemingly disconnected objects (plastic dinosaurs, gnomes, ceramic animals) that co-owner Suz Reyes uses to create terrariums like you’ve never seen. What’s a terrarium? Well, it’s a container — globe, kitchen pot, unicorn husk, anything, really — where plants are grown. And if you get a terrarium from Ephemera!, there’s a good chance the plant inside won’t die, because if it starts looking sickly, Reyes will give it some expert TLC and turn those leaves back to green. Prices start at $15, or you could build your own with Suz right inside the shop for just $30. Or you could host a terrarium-growing party with your friends for a unique way to start the evening. But watch out. Ephemera! also has comic books, vintage clothing, and handmade jewelry.

Adult Toys

Readers’ choice: Velvet Box, 2917 Morton St Critic’s choice: Velvet Box

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Like a Ralph Gibson coffee table book or a Domain Anderson chardonnay, Velvet Box is classy, elegant, and sensual –– and the staff is great at making you feel comfortable buying the sort of romance-enhancing stuff you might be embarrassed to talk about in front of your parents. Toys, oils, condoms, and more ﬁll the shelves, and the store also offers sex education classes preceded by brief cocktail sessions.

Hardware

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Readers’ choice: Jabo’s Ace Hardware, 3548 S Hills Dr, Ste 12 Critic’s choice: Jabo’s Ace Hardware

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Bill and Renae Jablonowski know their hardware. Before purchasing a store in 2005 and then buying the Fort Worth location in 2008, Bill had worked with Ace in some form since high school. “Small” might be a bit of a stretch, though –– Jabo’s boasts 10 sections, including garden, collegiate, and outdoor living along with other staples such as paint and power tools. The staffers are knowledgeable and never allow a customer to haul his or her load to their vehicle alone. You can even come in just to talk a little shop and get advice on a project without a spending a dime. The big box retailers may boast convenience continued on page 50

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and speed, but Jabo’s Ace Hardware offers the same perks with a friendlier vibe.

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Primrose Senior Toys

Readers’ choice: Retro Madness, 141 Harwood Rd, Ste 103 Critic’s choice: Toy Works, 6333 Camp Bowie Blvd

Family-owned Toy Works offers children a refreshing alternative to video games and Minecraft. (Hooray!) With puzzles, wooden train sets, costumes, and more, Toy Works encourages kids to unplug and get creative. Sure, it’s an old-timey approach, but after 32 years in business, the place must be doing something right.

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Belly Dance Studio

Offering classes in • Belly dance / exotic / pole dance • Tribal & gypsy dance • Exercise & yoga/pilates Miabella - Voted Best Of in 2006 First Belly Dance Class Free

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Crescent Moon

SPECIALIZING IN OUTDOOR KITCHENS, GRILLS, SMOKERS, FURNITURE, AND GAS LOGS 6125 SW Loop 820 #140 Fort Worth, Tx 76132 • 817-292-7611 www.backyardgrillingco.com

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PEOPLE AND PLACES

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Home to best of the Best Of,

and building tomorrow’s winners.

Bentley’s Hotdogs, Crepes & Coffee opening winter 2015

Wine Haus reopening fall 2015

S. Main Street reconstruction complete in 2016 SoMA at South Main, restaurants & retail coming soon

The Space by Kent & Co. opening fall 2015

ArtsGoggle 400 Artists & 45 Bands Saturday, October 10 | 12-10pm www.fortworthsouth.org

HighPoint opening in spring 2016

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400 S. Jennings opening spring 2016

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HopFusion Ale Works opening winter 2015

Fort Worth Councilperson

Critic’s choice: Cary Moon

He’s new to politics and could turn out to be a hero or a goat, but Moon has already done something that immediately improved the city council –– he unseated longtime District 4 incumbent Danny Scarth. Moon earned 60 percent of the vote in May, which sent Big Oil’s lapdog packing.

Readers’ choices only:

Daycare

Children’s Lighthouse, 612 8th Av

Teacher

Dan Russell, Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School

Podcast

Founder Jeffrey Lord has been at his project only two years, but he’s already racked up a respectable 83 episodes and more than 19,000 unique plays. Guests are from all

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Kayla Stigall

Critic’s choice: Funkytown Podcast

Councilman Cary Moon is new but sets points for unseating Big Oil’s lapdog.

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John Rody is taking radio to new heights.

“A Cooking School For Kids”

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ballpark in the shadow of downtown. But questionable executive leadership doomed the Cats. The team fizzled out last year, and now the stadium is in danger of being torn down to make way for developers unless another team comes along.

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backgrounds but are mostly creative types (musicians, writers, artists). It may not be the next Serial, but Funkytown Podcast is 100 percent local and full of colorful (and sometimes off-color) banter.

Thing Tarrant County Needs

Critic’s choice: a baseball team for LaGrave Field

The resurrection of the minor league Fort Worth Cats in the early 2000s led to the creation of LaGrave Field, a cool

Readers’ choice: Deborah Ferguson, NBC 5 Critic’s choice: Clarice Tinsley, FOX 4 News

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Readers’ choice: Dale Hansen, WFAA Channel 8 Critic’s choice: Ralph Strangis

So long, Ralph. The play-by-play caller for the Stars since they were still in Minnesota, Strangis, who recently announced his retirement to pursue his creative passions (especially acting), was half of the best broadcast team in North Texas. And arguably all of Texas. Precise, witty, and incredibly insightful, Strangis and Daryl “Razor” Reaugh, who is about to call his 20th season as color analyst for the Stars, were also bursting with passion: for the sport and for the home team. For the squad’s 2015-16 campaign, Reaugh will be joined in the booth by Dave Strader, who provided play-by-play coverage for NBCSN during the Stanley Cup playoffs and regular season starting in 2011-12.

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An outside hitter, Smith led the team in offense last season with a whopping 333 kills and was just recently named to the 2015 All Big 12 pre-season team. That she also happens to look great in uniform is practically an afterthought.

Some guys look good. Some guys sound good. And some guys make you feel good. Leon Bridges, 26, does all three and makes it look easy. With a honeysweet voice and lyrics that embody the complexities of love, family, and spirituality, this vintage-clad Fort Worth soul singer has made national headlines, topped charts, and stolen our hearts. His November show at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas is already sold out.

Hottest Celebrity (Female)

Readers’ choice: Kellie Rasberry, Kidd Kraddick in the Morning Critic’s choice: Ashley Smith

At 6’1”, with long blonde hair and stunning blue eyes, League City native Smith easily fits the description in “American Made,” the Oak Ridge Boys’ classic ode to wholesome goddesses. But what makes the TCU junior even hotter is when she flashes that gorgeous smile after slamming a spike for the Horned Frogs’ volleyball team.

Readers’ choice: Bud Kennedy, Fort Worth Star-Telegram Critic’s choice: Peggy HeinkelWolfe, Denton Record-Chronicle

If you aren’t reading Heinkel-Wolfe, you are not as informed as you should be. The veteran gumshoe is a clinic on investigative journalism, and she has been credited with helping Denton pass its fracking ban. She also keeps city council members on their toes and doesn’t take no for an answer.

Radio Personality

Readers’ choice: Russ Martin, The Russ Martin Show, 97.1 The Eagle Critic’s choice: John Rody, KFTW/97.5-FM The Pirate

For the last 35 years, Texas radio Hall of Famer John Rody, who redefined morning radio in the 1970s, has been involved in local broadcasting –– over the air and over the ’net. Two years ago, Rody and wife Sallie Rody launched The Southside Pirate, a local music-only internet station. Last February, the Rodys got approval from the FCC to turn it into a spot on the terrestrial dial. Until the permanent tower goes up, the broadcasts will remain sporadic, but stay tuned –– with his hyperlocal station, Rody may be giving life to a dying medium.

Servant of the People

Readers’ choice: Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Critic’s choice: Burleson Mayor Ken Shetter

In the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges in June, Mayor Shetter received a lot of attention, plenty of accolades, and heaps of condemnation for his online response to a constituent’s demand that he provide biblical justification for his support of same-sex marriage. Shetter’s short essay, “But the Greatest of These Is Love,” articulates a sublime understanding of the relationship between personal convictions and public service. Whether this will help or hurt Mayor Shetter’s political career in his conservative suburban community remains to be seen, but Burleson residents (and the rest of us) are fortunate to have a sane local politician who has the courage to stand on his principles. continued on page 64

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Candidate for Alien Abduction

Critic’s choice: Kory Watkins

Hey, space aliens. If you really want to help us pitifully primitive humans join the galactic community or whatever your allegedly beneficent end-game is, you

could start by swinging by and picking up Open Carry Tarrant County leader Kory Watkins and dropping him off in some lawless, government-free hellhole where nobody cares if you walk around with a death-dealing dick joke strapped to your back. Watson’s assertion that the Constitution guarantees him the right to carry a firearm in full public view without any government-issued license doesn’t make him worth snatching up outright, but there’s this interesting wrinkle regarding his personal politics: Because of his guilty plea for a Class A misdemeanor (for stealing car speakers) when he was 17, he is ineligible for licensed carrying. His intractable stance in favor of so-called

“Constitutional carry” (i.e. completely unlicensed) is conveniently specific to his situation, making his presumably altruistic, gub’mint-fighting, freedomdefending activism at best self-serving and worst disturbingly bereft of selfawareness.

Local Political Development

Readers’ choice: future development of the Stockyards Critic’s choice: Fort Worth school district hires new superintendent

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Considering how inoperative the school district’s Board of Trustees has been the last several years, it’s a major development when they can come together long enough to name a new school superintendent. Dr. Kent Paredes Scribner begins his honeymoon in the Fort soon, having worked in the same position in Phoenix since 2008. At the announcement that he was the only finalist for the position in early August, Scribner commented that he was “convinced that Fort Worth ISD is poised for great success. The district’s impressive Board of Trustees, talented staff, and engaged business community are among the ingredients required to build a prosperous school-community.” The Weekly wishes him luck. He’ll need it.

Old Guy

Critic’s choice: Ernest “Rocky” Rothfelder

At 93, Rocky is the oldest Meals on Wheels volunteer in Tarrant County. That’s right. He doesn’t receive meals. He delivers them. And he’s devoted his life to serving others. He’s still an active member in the Lions Club, Fort Worth Elks Lodge, Shriners, St. Luke United Methodist Church, The Day Resource Center, and the Depression Connection for Recovery. (Just reading this list makes us tired.) The lawyer from Haltom City is also lucky in love. He’s engaged to a beautiful 83-yearold lady he met at his church — proving that passion can last a lifetime.

Old Gal

Critic’s choice: Jean Klein, New Cattle Barn Flea Market, 8629 Camp Bowie West

For 40 years, the affable Jean Klein sold nostalgia at her long, narrow booth in the southwest corner of the Will Rogers Cattle Barn Flea Market. She dickered gently without being ornery, kept a smile on her face, and became a favorite vendor among customers and fellow junkers alike. After the city began charging high parking fees, customers abandoned the flea market, and it closed this year. Klein decided to retire. Then the bazaar was resurrected on the West Side, bringing back the gray-haired woman with the golden smile. Find her selling wares and spreading joy every Saturday and Sunday in her southwest corner booth.

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Readers’ choice: Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys Critic’s choice: Mauro Díaz, FC Dallas

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The small-statured playmaker from Concepción del Uruguay, Argentina, wears Number 10 for the Hoops, and in keeping with the spirit of other greats who’ve worn that jersey number like Pelé, Zinédine Zidane, and Lionel Messi, he has become the creative hub of FC Dallas’ offense. Having started his career with the fabled Argentinian team River Plate (he’s not the first FC Dallas player to come from there), Díaz has had some trouble staying healthy, but when he’s on the field, he’s one of MLS’ most electrifying players.

Athlete (Almost) Worth His/Her Salary Readers’ choice: Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas Mavericks Critic’s choice: Tyler Seguin, Dallas Stars

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Bounced from the Stanley Cup-winning Boston Bruins two years ago for reasons we still haven’t been told about, the center from Brompton, Ont., led the Stars in goal-scoring last year and was fifth in the league overall with 37. He’s hardly begging for spare change with a $5.75 million yearly salary, but considering that he’s only the fourth-highest paid player on his own team and that he’s only 23 years old, he’s an asset that any NHL team would envy.

College Athlete

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After his team was snubbed by the College Football Playoff selection committee last year, TCU’s quarterback is poised to lead one of the nation’s best offenses on a revenge mission. The West Mesquite High School alumnus will probably head into the season as a favorite to win the Heisman Trophy. The fleet-footed athlete shows a nice touch on deep passes and has the necessary arm strength to fit the ball into tight windows. Look for him to shatter the school’s passing records this upcoming season.

Use of Taxpayer Money

Critic’s choice: South Main Street reconstruction

The Near Southside’s South Main Street has been sitting stagnant for years, the victim of past road widenings, which have

eroded the pedestrian infrastructure, but a new reconstruction project pushed by Fort Worth South Inc. is returning the street to its roots as an active, engaging place for people (as opposed to cars). The street’s tiny sidewalks and wide pavement are getting replaced by spacious brick sidewalks, trees, lights, and bike lanes. It looks poised to kick off another round of redevelopment in the neighborhood, and it’s a great example of using public investment to improve livability in the central city and spur private investment.

Neighborhood Group Critic’s choice: Riverside Arts District

In a few years, when the Race Street Urban Village is one of the city’s hottest economic and social hubs, you can thank the folks at the Riverside Arts District. While there are many active neighborhood groups in town, few have done more with less. It’s not a finished product yet, but Debby Stein and company have molded the downtrodden area into a place that frequently hosts outdoor markets, art shows, concerts, and neighborhood events.

Watchdog

Critic’s choice: Bob Ray Sanders

After 45 years in journalism (first as a political and courthouse reporter for the Star-Telegram in 1969, then as a reporter for KERA before returning to the Star-T in 1990), Sanders announced his retirement last spring. In the second half of his career as a columnist, he openly criticized racial bias and inequality in the legal system and tackled dozens of other controversial issues. He was always forthright but also civil toward and respectful of naysayers. It will take a strong voice, and an even stronger journalist, to continue his fight.

Blog

Critic’s choice: The Star Telegraph

The intro says it all: “Have you been appalled by what you see on the ‘news’ happening in the communities?” Pollution and misuse of public funds are popular issues here. While there’s no shortage of topics people are willing to blog about, The Star Telegraph is a reminder that watchdogging still has a place.

Preserver of History

Critic’s choice: John T. Roberts

Select any historic building in Fort Worth, and the odds are that local architect John T. Roberts knows its story. Roberts has been involved in historic preservation efforts in the city for years, and he continued on page 68

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Best Kept Secret

Critic’s choice: Farmers Branch

Looking for some outdoor serenity? Access the Trinity River trails off Pumphrey Drive (head north from White Settlement Rd/183 in Westworth Village) or Isbell Road (off White Settlement) and make your way northeast along the trail to the waterfall. It might not be Niagara, but it’s sure to inspire you to decompress and ﬁnd your center. You might even cool off with a dip in Farmers Branch Creek.

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Critic’s choice: La Tortilandia, 1112 W Berry St

The massive size of the inexpensive breakfast burritos ($3.25) at La Tortilandia may limit their portability, so have a forklift ready if you plan on taking them home. Traditional Mexican breakfast favorites like barbacoa con huevos, menudo, and chorizo dishes provide plenty of fuel to start your day or combat the nastiest hangover. This family-owned spot also serves freshly squeezed juices and horchata.

Brunch

Bird Café offers soul-satisfying brunch dishes like the Mother and Child Reunion (fried chicken and grits) and the Bird Creole Benedict with fried green tomatoes. Boozy brunchers will want to try one of the gastropub’s craft cocktails, like the Bird Mimosa or the Dude Imbibes (Avoca espresso and whiskey). Eat in the spacious dining area or feast alfresco on the place’s great people-watching patio overlooking Sundance Square.

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Kid’s Dining Venue

Readers’ choice: Central Market, 4651 W Fwy Critic’s choice: Clear Fork Food Park, 1541 Merrimac Cir

This food park features a rotating fleet of gourmet food trucks set near the banks of the Trinity River and offers a variety of made-to-order options for the whole family. Energetic kids can stretch their legs while waiting for their pizza or burgers. Parents can enjoy a glass of wine or beer from the onsite cantina while listening to live music on Friday nights.

Brisket

It’s a good thing Heim holds back on handing out generous portions of its barbecue sauce, because drowning the eatery’s signature brisket would be like drawing over a Picasso with Liquid Paper. The superior cut of beef and the painstaking efforts to produce it are evident on the plate and the palate.

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Critic’s choice: Heim Barbecue and Catering, 201 E Hattie St

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Atmosphere

Critic’s choice: Righteous Foods, 3405 W 7th St

Righteous Foods’ industrial modern space is open, and its color scheme features vibrant orange hues and warm wood accents. The brightly lit main dining room of Chef Lanny Lancarte’s health-conscious eatery is full of colorful paintings by local artist John Holt Smith, and interestinglooking plants hang on a wall that was constructed using reclaimed wood. Herbfilled boxes screen the covered patio and make it a perfect spot to enjoy a freshly made cold press juice.

Chinese

Readers’ choice: Cannon Chinese Kitchen, 304 W Cannon St Critic’s choice: Cannon Chinese Kitchen

A modern interpretation of traditional Chinese cuisine, the chic Near Southside eatery’s menu of shared plates features elegant dishes such as the Heritage Ranch pork-and-leek dumplings, the ninelayer scallion pancake, and duck stir fry. Cannon’s location in an old house gives it a cozy atmosphere, and the place is full of retro-modern touches like the richly colorful wallpaper.

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Italian

Readers’ choice: Nonna Tata, 1400 W Magnolia Av Critic’s choice: Nonna Tata

Nonna Tata’s thoughtfully constructed antipasto plates and handmade pasta dishes bring us as close to Italy as we’re going to get. The small dining area makes customers feel as if they are indeed sitting in Nonna’s kitchen. The limited hours and seating are just part of the charm.

Latin/Caribbean

Readers’ choice: Gloria’s Latin Cuisine, 2600 W 7th, Ste 175 Critic’s choice: Angie’s Bikkles Caribbean Restaurant, 1704 Galveston Av

Angie’s spot-on spices in Jamaican favorites like jerk chicken mingle well with their accompanying sauces. Exotic dishes like curried goat also possess several layers of spice-packed flavor. Angie’s unique drinks, like the sweet sorrel or pine ginger, complement the heat of the fare.

Readers’ choice: Eddie V’s Prime Seafood, 3100 W 7th St Critic’s choice: Pacific Table, 1600 S University Dr, Ste 601

Pacific Table’s seafood-focused menu brings Fort Worth diners East and West Coast cold water oysters, a nice selection of traditional sushi, and daily seafood specials at approachable prices in a warm, modern setting. The scallop and ahi tuna salads are standout dishes that make for a light and satisfying lunch. For heartier fare, try the sumptuous San Francisco Cioppino soup, Trout Almondine, or Cedar Plank Salmon.

Bakery

Readers’ choice: CC’s Cupcake Heaven, 1956 Green Oaks Rd Critic’s choice: Black Rooster Bakery, 2430 Forest Park Blvd

Experience a little taste of France every time you walk into Black Rooster Bakery. The cozy neighborhood spot produces a wide array of sweet and savory baked goods for breakfast, lunch, and dessert. Softballsize croissants, portable mini quiches, scones, and muffins are just a few of the breakfast offerings. Lunch items include sandwiches and soups. To satisfy your sweet tooth, pick up some of the place’s cakes, pies, tarts, cookies, and macarons.

Food Truck

Readers’ choice: Taco Heads, 700 W 7th St Critic’s choice: Yatai Food Kart, 1311 W Magnolia Av

Tokyo Café Chef Kevin Martinez wasn’t on hiatus too long after a fire forced the venerable sushi restaurant to close. He’s continued to deliver his unique take on Japanese cuisine through his Yatai Food Kart. You can grab bowls of miso-ramen soup, kimchi sandwiches, brunch bento boxes, and takoyaki from the truck’s semipermanent spot in front of Avoca Coffee on the Near Southside.

Restaurant

Readers’ choice: Waters Bonnell’s Coastal Cuisine, 2901 Crockett St Critic’s choice: Grace, 777 Main St

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attentive service is a picture of ghostlike unobtrusiveness. The happy hour bar menu and outdoor patio overlooking Main Street make Grace a fantastic spot for a weekday gathering with friends.

Nontraditional Burger Critic’s choice: Kin Kin Urban Thai, 2801 W 7th St

Who says you have to have a bun for a burger? At Kin Kin, a garlic and soyglazed Angus beef patty is wedged between

two sticky rice discs. Sure, it takes a little more effort to eat, but diners are rewarded for their work with interesting textures and flavors.

View

Critic’s choice: Campestre Chula Vista, 1950 Menefee Av

In an unlikely spot on the North Side, one that takes you past an old shopping center housing a Pancho’s and Thrift Town, you’ll find Campestre Chula Vista. Its hilltop location offers a spectacular view of Fort Worth. Chula Vista is Spanish for “pretty view,” and this off-the-beaten-path gem delivers the eye candy.

Presentation

Critic’s choice: Le Cep, 3324 W 7th St

Any chef who meticulously prepares an entrée’s presentation is sure to put the same care into every step of making the dish. Le Cep’s courses are a feast for the eyes as well as the palate. The glace dessert is a small mound of pure dark chocolate with a shimmering shell so glassy you can use it to put your makeup on. Bright, golden sprinkles of hibiscus and a small rose finish off the delight, which looks more like a minimalist work of art than a confection.

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Readers’ choice: Swiss Pastry Shop, 3936 W Vickery Blvd Critic’s choice: Lili’s Bistro on Magnolia, 1310 W Magnolia Av

The stylish Near Southside bistro comes alive after the entrée course. The Grilled Split Banana is a heavenly caramelized banana topped with creamy vanilla bean ice cream, almonds, fresh strawberries, and chocolate drizzle. The Heaven & Hell Cake is a stack of two moist layers of angel and devil’s food cake that oozes rich peanut butter mousse and topped with a dark chocolate ganache icing. Lili’s also offers several dessert drinks like root beer floats.

Breakfast

Readers’ choice: Ol’ South Pancake House, 1509 S University Dr Critic’s choice: The Lunch Box, 6333 Camp Bowie Blvd

You have to look for it a little, but tucked away in the labyrinthine Village at Camp Bowie is a breakfast nook that’s light on grease and heavy on nuanced flavor. The brioche French toast is served with the perfect brushing of powdered sugar. The Hollandaise sauce topping the Eggs Benedict is a lively blend of tart and savory. Most of the dishes hover around $7, and there are several outstanding a la carte selections.

Ribs

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Soup

Critic’s choice: Hanabi Ramen & Izakaya, 3204 Camp Bowie Blvd

This ain’t your college dorm ramen. Hanabi serves several varieties of the traditional Japanese noodle soup. The king of them all is the Tonkotsu, which features a thick slice of pork shoulder, a boiled egg, bamboo shoots, green onions, strips of seaweed, and a mound of fresh veggies, all swimming in creamy, rich, and savory pork broth.

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Gourmet Pizza

Critic’s choice: Chimera Brewing Company, 1223 Washington Av

Admittedly, there’s good competition for this category. But Chimera Brewing Company (formerly Zio Carlo Magnolia Brew Pub) wins on moxie. The Near Southside haven for craft beer lovers serves several adventurous pies like the Brie and Spec or Prosciutto e Funghi. They are all baked to perfection in a brick-fire oven, and the staff is more than happy to recommend a good beer pairing.

Wine List

Readers’ choice: Kent & Co. Wines, 1101 W Magnolia Av Critic’s choice: Kent & Co Wines

Flipping through Kent & Co’s massive wine list is like perusing a phone book full of delectable selections from around the world. The bar offers 260 varieties of vino by the glass, and the prices are reasonable considering the swanky evirons. You can snag a bottle of Rombauer Chardonnay for around $40, have a glass, and take the rest home.

Place to Buy Fresh Fruits and Veggies

Readers’ choice: Central Market Critic’s choice: Project 44 Farm,

Margret and Ben Fields grow peppers, lettuce, tomatoes, and other organic produce on three acres of clean, green, blue-sky country in Granbury. But what makes this farm amazing is that the Fieldses give 90 percent of the produce away to food pantries across North Texas. Sure, you can buy plenty of butter crunch lettuce and free-range eggs to take home. But the goal of this nonprofit farm is to feed needy families with produce that’s not normally available to them.

Sausage

Critic’s choice: Billy’s Oak Acres BBQ, 1700 N Las Vegas Tr

Zone out while driving on Las Vegas Trail, and you just might miss this place fronted by a rustic shack. This former house with warped floors is home to a firstrate barbecue joint. We love the place’s spicy sausage, which is served in plentiful amounts in a snappy casing. Everything else is good here, so it only makes sense that the links are top-notch as well.

Pan-Asian

Readers’ choice: Shinjuku Station, 711 W Magnolia Av Critic’s choice: Asia Bowl & Grill, 2400 Lands End Blvd

For sheer, bewildering variety, there’s no beating this unassuming eatery in a strip mall near Ridgmar Mall. Besides the Chinese and Japanese staples (including sushi), this restaurant serves up a plethora of other Asian dishes, ranging from Filipino pancit bihon to Malaysian coconut curry to Vietnamese pho to Indonesian ramen noodles. We wouldn’t be surprised if Indian dishes started popping up on the menu. Diners with a sweet tooth should definitely try the vanilla shrimp, served with pecans and broccoli glazed with honey.

Sushi

Readers’ choice: Blue Sushi Sake Grill 3131 W 7th St Critic’s choice: Ume Sushi & Korean BBQ, 4750 Bryant Irvin Rd

This establishment in Cityview doesn’t wear coolness on its sleeve like the aggressively hip Shinjuku Station or the self-consciously upscale Blue Sushi Sake Grill. However, Ume’s rolls are just as good and at prices that won’t break your wallet. Check out the kitchen’s creamy and spicy Sunny Roll or the Wow Roll, which comes with a live fire show. The Korean dining options here are a nice bonus, too. continued on page 86

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Readers’ choice: The Great Outdoors Sub Shop, 3204 Camp Bowie Blvd, Ste A Critic’s choice: East Hampton Sandwich Co., 1605 University Dr

This Dallas-based chain made it to our side of the county line this year, and the people in the TCU area have reaped the benefits. The place’s high-quality sammies range from the classic (ham and Swiss) to the unusual (asparagus and Gruyère). While the $16 lobster roll might be pricy (for non-TCU students), it’s worth the investment.

Wings

Readers’ choice: Buffalo Bros, 3015 S University Dr Critic’s choice: Trinity River Tap House, 2725 W 7th St

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The quality of the food at this sports bar can vary somewhat, but there’s no doubt about the kitchen’s ability to do chicken wings right. Its succulent bad boys are fried crispy enough to stand up to even a heavyduty sauce like buffalo or honey-barbecue, but do yourself a favor and order them as a brunch item when you can experience the pure glory of their crust with waffles and gravy.

Critic’s choice: Blue Cherry, 12400 Timberland Blvd, Keller

There are lots of good places to get froyo in Tarrant County, but do any of them offer Korean barbecue as well? You might think not, but that means you haven’t seen this organic coffeehouse that also serves burgers, bagel sandwiches, boba tea, smoothies, and Japanese noodles. Other yogurt places might brag about their range of toppings, but here you can top your yogurt with bulgogi. How can you beat that?

Homecooking

Readers’ choice: Vickery Café, 4120 W Vickery Blvd Critic’s choice: West Side Café, 7950 Camp Bowie West

The big “Country Cookin’ ” sign out front ain’t lying. If you order the hamburger, fried chicken, Western omelets, mac ’n’ cheese, lemon pie, or any other dish from the wide assortment at West Side Café, you might suspect they’ve kidnapped your grandma and put her to work in the kitchen. And you won’t care because the food is so good.

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Readers’ choice: Lucile’s Stateside Bistro, 4700 Camp Bowie Blvd

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Critic’s choice: Billy’s Oak Acres BBQ

Billy once limited his chicken-fried steak to certain days of the week, but requests were so frequent that it’s now a daily menu item. The new lack of exclusivity in no way diminishes the demand or desirability of this delectable chunk of deep-fried beef and the tasty sides that go along with it. Throw in the caramel-drizzled banana pudding for dessert, and you’ll have gorged on a spread that would make a condemned man do a jig.

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When you first enter the antique mall, you won’t see a kolache but you’ll probably smell one. The café is at the back. Follow your nose. Don’t be surprised if you find a table or two filled with blue-collar workingmen. The kolaches at Handley Antiques draw everyone from tenderfoots to blue-haired old ladies to construction workers. While digesting, you might even poke around and find an old treasure or two to take home.

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Readers’ choice: Torchy’s Tacos, 928 Northton St Critic’s choice: Revolver Taco Lounge, 2822 W 7th St

A recent visit to Los Paisanos shocked a regular patron –– the salsa verde tasted sweet … as if … surely not … someone … added … OMG! Tomatillos! The patron felt sad and betrayed. Paisanos has traditionally made its excellent verde with jalapeños, garlic, and water and shunned the tomatillo that gringos like because it dilutes the zing. Fortunately, the restaurant had merely hired a new cook who wasn’t aware that she was now cooking in a “no tomatillo zone.” Soon the salsa was back to normal, and by “normal,” we mean the best around.

Menudo

Critic’s choice: Amy’s Restaurant, 1537 N Main St

When you eat at Amy’s, you’re sure of one thing –– you’re getting a genuine, fresh meal. And it’ll be made by a real woman named Amy who makes her dishes from scratch using two genuine hands on a real stove with real pots and pans. Her steaming bowls of menudo should be patented for medicinal purposes.

Field of One

Critic’s choice: Spiral Diner, 1314 W Magnolia Av

The queso fundido consists of fire-melted cheese with shrimp, poblano pepper, and crispy longaniza served with tortillas, and it’s decadent enough to make you almost feel guilty when devouring it. Almost. The only problem: Revolver Taco is threatening to move to Dallas, taking its queso fundido with it. Will this Best Of award convince them to stay?

Even as our neighbors in Dallas and Denton gain increasing numbers of restaurants with large vegan-friendly menus, Fort Worth lags behind. Thankfully, we still have Spiral Diner holding down its corner of Magnolia as always. Spiral has been a reliable touchstone of the Fort Worth restaurant scene 13 years, serving up a growing menu of creative dishes that are completely free of animal products and delicious. It’s a testament to the staff ’s creativity and the quality of the food that Spiral still feels new after all this time.

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The Original has been serving great Mexican food since 1926, and they’ve figured out a thing or two about making bueno salsa rojo. It’s all in the seasoning, folks. Many Mexican restaurants serve a salsa that looks and tastes like watery tomatoes. At the Original, you’ll taste the garlic, salt, chile, onion, and other seasonings that make their recipe numero uno. You don’t survive in this town for 89 years without knowing a thing or three about salsa.

Critic’s choice: Le’s Wok, 812 W Rosedale St

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Critic’s choice: Buon Giorno Coffee, 915 Florence St

Almost a decade ago, British transplant David Clarke left the computer industry and started a little coffeehouse/roaster in Grapevine. Four years later, he opened a second store just on the edge of downtown Fort Worth. There are a few outstanding local roasters, but no one brings out the subtle lemon notes of an Ethiopian Yirgacheffe or the chocolate overtones of a Mexican Altura like Clarke.

Coffeehouse

Readers’ choice: Avoca Coffee, 1311 W Magnolia Av Critic’s choice: Buon Giorno Coffee

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Just a block or two from the intersection of Henderson and I-30 is Buon Giorno’s Fort Worth location. Here you can wait out the rush-hour traffic after work and grab an espresso, hand-crafted on an old-fashioned machine. If that’s not your thing, enjoy your very own French press of coffee brewed from freshly roasted beans. The place’s scones and shortbread cookies are baked in-house using family recipes.

Car Food

Critic’s choice: Tiger Mart, 210 SW Wilshire Blvd, Burleson

This market attached to a Mobil gas station serves fresh juices and smoothies made from real fruit, plus yogurt, fruit cups, grilled and vegetarian sandwiches, and a whole lot more. Stock up your cooler with a variety of treats that will sate the backseat crowd the whole road trip.

Pasta

Readers’ choice: Nonna Tata Critic’s choice: Clay Pigeon, 2731 White Settlement Rd

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Handmade pasta is a rare treat, and, fortunately, Clay Pigeon regularly offers a rich variety of the delicacy, from pasta carbonara to gnocchi. To accompany his wonderful pasta, wunderchef Marcus Paslay serves up flavorful sauces with seasonal ingredients.

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No matter what your taste buds are yearning for, Central Market’s salad counters and deli will satisfy. From an extraordinary

selection of olives, marinated vegetables, and pickled peppers to an array of exotic salads, cheeses, and meats, the chic South Hulen market has it all.

Fast Food

Critic’s choice: Fort Worth Food Park, 2509 Weisenberger St

When we’re in the mood for fast food, we want selection. The Fort Worth Food Park’s rotating food truck schedule always fits the bill: burgers, exotic sandwiches, ethnic platters, pub grub, Tex-Mex, desserts, and everything in between. It’s open only Fri-Sun, but it’s worth waiting for. And you shouldn’t be eating that much regular fast food anyway.

Tamales

Readers’ choice: Hot Damn! Tamales, 713 W Magnolia Av Critic’s choice: Hot Damn! Tamales

Hot Damn! regularly experiments with the Mexican staple but also delivers exquisite versions of the classics. Whether it’s plain pork or a gourmet wild mushroomand-goat cheese tamale, the ingredients are fresh and the flavor combinations out of this world. The place also has vegetarian and vegan options. Be sure to try one of the signature dessert tamales.

Fries

Critic’s choice: Super Chix, 620 W Park Row Dr, Arl

Super Chix’s fries are lightly seasoned with salt and a secret sweet spice that you can’t find anywhere else, and the place uses only the highest quality potatoes.

Restaurant Serving Locally Sourced Food

Critic’s choice: Burgundy Pasture Beef, 3326 W 7th St

The Taggart family raises and/or grows almost everything it serves at its tiny West 7th grocer/grill. The kitchen cranks out its outstanding burgers only three days a week, and the meat comes directly from the family’s Grandview ranch. Heck, the people taking your money were very likely there when the cow was born. It doesn’t get more locally sourced than that.

Boozy Brunch

Critic’s choice: Oscar’s Pub, 6323 Camp Bowie Blvd, Ste 125

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Cajun

Readers’ choice: Razoo’s Cajun Café, 4750 Bryant Irvin Rd, Ste 808 Critic’s choice: Boo Ray’s, 7255 Boat Club Rd

It’s worth driving all the way up Boat Club Road in North Fort Worth, or out west to Hudson Oaks, to taste the authentic New Orleans ﬂavors that Boo Ray’s has perfected. Hell, it’s probably faster than getting in and out of the parking lot at Pappadeaux. Founded by a NoLa native, Boo Ray’s has been serving spot-on étouffée, jambalaya, gumbeaux (that’s “gumbo” for you laypeople), and blackened justabout-anything for more than a decade. The portions are huge, and the pours are generous, so bring some friends.

Critic’s choice: “I Can’t Decide” Seafood Trio at Waters Fine Coastal Cuisine

Come for the half-priced oysters, stay for the fresh, meticulously prepared ﬁsh. If, like us, you’re terrible at decision-making, then the “I Can’t Decide” Seafood Trio is for you. A well-portioned sampler of three Waters favorites –– the Creoleseared drum, pecan pesto-crusted trout, and grilled arctic char –– is the perfect way to get a feel for Jon Bonnell’s broad range of techniques and styles. Order it yourself or share with a friend alongside the “Dirty Dozen” oyster special and a nice bottle of white wine from the restaurant’s impressive list.

Appetizers

Critic’s choice: Reata, 310 Houston St

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Readers’ choice: Melt Ice Creams, 954 W Rosedale St Critic’s choice: Steel City Pops, 908 Currie St

Let’s think outside the ice cream box here. Steel City Pops does two main types of pops: fruity, which is like a frozen puree, and creamy, which is very much like ice cream. Purists may not refer to it as “ice cream,” but there is no doubt Steel City puts out delicious and creative flavors. Sure, you can get strawberry and vanilla, but doesn’t cucumber-lime sound like an excellent choice on a blistering hot day? Plus, Steel City uses only locally sourced organic ingredients.

Meat/Seafood Market

Critic’s choice: The Fresh Market, 1751 River Run, Ste 101

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Vegetarian Meal

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Bread (at a Restaurant) Critic’s choice: Café Modern, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, 3200 Darnell St

Café Modern may have the most beautiful dining room in town, but the staff doesn’t coast on the café’s A-list location or cut corners on quality. Even its bread basket is a work of art: A variety of hot wheat rolls and sticks of perfect cornbread is outdone only by the rosemary Asiago cheese biscuits that practically melt in your mouth.

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Critic’s choice: International Food Land, 1729 S Cooper St, Arl

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Buffet

Readers’ choice: Terra Mediterranean, 2973 Crockett St Critic’s choice: Chadra Mezza and Grill, 1622 Park Place Av

Whatever you’re hungry for, the chances are good that Chadra’s $10 lunch buffet can satisfy you. The Lebanese-based menu roams freely about the shores of the Mediterranean, lingering on the Greek islands before docking at the Italian coast for some heavy-duty carb loading. Many well-planned diets have been smashed to

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Readers’ choice: Hysen’s Nizza Pizza Critic’s choice: Hysen’s Nizza Pizza

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1.) Rodeo Goat (2836 Bledsoe St) occasionally border on outlandish flights of gastronomic fever dreams, but its Chupacabra Burger is as fantastic as the mythical creature for which it’s named. As if it weren’t already smoldering with fiery goodness from its beef-chorizo patty, it comes topped with even more heat from fried jalapeños and queso asadero, and the hatch chile and smoked lime aioli zap it with piquant goodness. 2.) Fred’s Texas Café definitely delivers another burger at least as hot as the Chupacabra. The Serrano Burger provides a great balance of heat to flavor. The patty is stuffed with diced serranos and topped with grilled ones, but the Oaxaca cheese and grilled onions tastefully mellow out a superbly savory, spicy experience. Then there’s Barnyard Brawl at 3.) Bronson Rock (250 S Main St, Keller). If you skipped breakfast, this burger’s for you. Besides the melty ecstasy of a big slice of American cheese, it comes topped with a fried egg, bacon, and hashbrowns. Sometimes, though, a burger doesn’t need to tower with toppings to impress. The Project X from 4.) Charley’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers (4616 Granbury Rd) is a perennial fave, whose only gimmick, Tabasco cooked into the meat, is enough to sear your brain with a delicious scorching meal memory. And you can’t go wrong with a classic bacon cheeseburger from 5.) Kincaid’s Hamburgers (4901 Camp Bowie Blvd). The perfectly seasoned half-pound patty is elevated to must-try by a simple slice of gooey American cheese and pair of crispy, just-crunchy-enough bacon slices. It might not have a lot of flash, but Kincaid’s cooks their burgers absolutely flawlessly, which makes all the difference when it comes to delectable simplicity.

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Deli

Readers’ choice: Carshon’s Delicatessen, 3133 Cleburne Rd Critic’s choice: Carshon’s Delicatessen

Fort Worth isn’t exactly swimming in authentic Kosher-style delis, but don’t

think for a minute that Carshon’s is the favorite by default. Generations of loyal devotees have been reared on the place’s split-pea soup and Reuben sandwiches. For a town growing as quickly as Fort Worth, a love of Carshon’s remains one of the surefire claims to legitimacy for anyone seeking permanent-resident status here.

Indian

Readers’ choice: Maharaja Indian Restaurant, 6308 Hulen Bend Blvd Critic’s choice: Bombay Grill, 4625 Donnelly Av

Sometimes you’ll sit down at an Indian

restaurant and leave wondering how long ago your food was prepared and what it had been up to since. Not at Bombay Grill. The naan is served crackling hot, and the navratan korma, gemlike vegetables in a savory cream sauce, arrives in a cloud of steam. Whether you come for the lunch buffet or the a la carte dinner service, you will enjoy freshness in every bite.

Vietnamese

Tucked behind Ridgmar Mall, Pho Little Saigon is a jewel of a Vietnamese restaurant frequented by the Lockheed/NAS crowd as well as a cult following of civilians hungry for avocado spring rolls and seafood hotpots. Crisp, clean, and bright, Little Saigon is a family-run venture that packs a heavy punch of flavor. The kitchen’s classic pho soups, flat noodles, and rice dishes can be customized to fit any appetite — low-carb and vegetarian options are available on most dishes, and garnishes of basil, lime, and jalapeños are piled high and fresh.

Readers’ choice: Pho Hung, 6399 Camp Bowie Blvd Critic’s choice: Pho Little Saigon, Thai Readers’ choice: Thailicious, 1712 Mall Cir 4601 W Fwy Critic’s choice: Spice, 411 W Magnolia Av

Flavorful and fragrant, Spice’s house curries and noodles are prepared fresh and seasoned to order. Note for you heatseekers: “Five” really does mean five. And you will leave soaked in sweat. The calm, quiet elegance of the dining room allows for a deep appreciation of the alternately bold and subtle dishes.

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New Restaurant

Readers’ choice: Fixture Kitchen & Social Lounge, 401 W Magnolia Av Critic’s choice: Kin Kin Urban Thai

It was a bittersweet year for Chef Eddy Thretipthuangsin, who shuttered Bite City Grill a few months after opening Kin Kin Urban Thai. But the chef ’s second Fort Worth venture has a lot going for it. Few places offer as complete an experience as the West 7th gem. The James Beard Award-winning chef ’s menu brings an innovative flare to Thai comfort food. Every detail of the place is top-notch, from the outstanding cocktail menu to the elegant but comfortable décor. Hopefully, Fort Worth diners will be enjoying Kin Kin for many years to come.

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Tex-Mex under $10

Readers’ choice: Salsa Limon, 929 University Dr Critic’s choice: Los Asaderos, 1535 N Main St

Longtime fans of El Asadero might have worried about a decline in quality a few years ago when the Northside Tex-Mex staple’s ownership changed, and its name became plural. But those fears proved to be completely unfounded. Los Asaderos’ heaping plates of enchiladas verdes, puerco asado, tacos, y mas won’t break your bank, and you’ll go home happy and full.

Late Night Dining

Critic’s choice: Salsa Limón

Waiting an hour in an after-hours Whataburger drive-through sounds fun and all, but for our money (and time), we’d rather queue up at Salsa Limón after last call. The locally owned chain (a third location has just opened across from TCU) continues to score with “unapologetically” Mexico City-style tacos (not to mention giant burritos) that are always on point, and the people you meet while you’re waiting are usually a fun, boozy bunch to boot.

Fried Chicken

Readers’ choice: Lisa’s Fried Chicken, 500 University Dr Critic’s choice: Buttons Restaurant, 4701 W Fwy

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Simply put, you can’t beat Drew’s eats. The Como soul food joint is comfy and welcoming, and its devotion to serving up fare that tastes like a home-cooked meal is top-notch. Also top-notch: pretty much everything on the menu, from fried chicken and smothered pork chops to collard greens and candied yams. And as tempting as it is to ﬁll up on Southern comforts, do yourself a favor and save room for the pecan pie.

French Cuisine

Critic’s choice: Saint Emilion Restaurant, 3617 W 7th St

The celebrated eatery has been the gold standard for Fort Worth ﬁne dining for three decades. The chefs apply classic techniques to top-notch ingredients to create old fashioned French cuisine with a modern twist. The quaint charm of the dining room sets a romantic mood for downright sexy food like duck l’orange and îles ﬂottantes.

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Critic’s choice: Chuy’s, 2401 W 7th St, Ste 110

Now here’s a proper burrito, a true knifeand-fork affair. Slathered with some of Chuy’s write-home-about-it creamy jalapeño sauce, the oven-roasted chicken is 12 inches of juicy, gooey goodness.

Critic’s choice: Kin Kin Urban Thai

Loaded with finger root, young green peppercorn, bamboo shoots, Anaheim pepper, Thai eggplant and chile, and basil, Kin Kin’s chicken Gang Pa (“Robust Jungle Style”) is so hot yet tasty you’ll slap your mama with an oven mitt.

drop by The Bearded Lady and add a side of the mind-blowing homemade bacon mac ’n’ cheese to your Build Your Own Damn Burger. For the record: We prefer ours with cheddar, roasted poblano, caramelized onions, and pulled pork.

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As a shipwrecked girl pretending to a boy, Erin Hardy had the hardest role, but she nailed it.

Solo Female Dancer

Critic’s choice: Carolyn Judson

A principal dancer with Texas Ballet Theater, Judson took advantage of two huge opportunities to shine last season: as Princess Aurora in Sleeping Beauty and as the title character in artistic director Ben Stevenson’s The Merry Widow. Capturing the individual qualities of each woman, and showing no technical problems with either role, Judson gave two striking performances.

Solo Male Dancer

Critic’s choice: Carl Coomer

Coomer, another TBT principal, has not always excelled in character development. His performance of Count Danilo, the favored suitor in The Merry Widow, however, opened up dramatically as well as technically, and he showed how compelling he can be when everything comes together.

Outdoor Cultural Event

Critic’s choice: Video Games Live

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Go ahead and debate the brow level and artistic merits of video games. We’ll be over here humming the Legend of Zelda theme, stuck in our heads since June 19, when the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra performed that tune and other classic themes (Castlevania, Sonic the Hedgehog, Tetris, and plenty of others) in front of clever visuals. That Grand Theft Auto car crashing through Frogger’s logs was a huge crowdpleaser. It might have been a muggy night, but that didn’t stop video game fans from dressing up as their favorite characters and digging the tunes. Kudos to Video Games Live honcho Tommy Tallarico and guest conductor Emmanuel Fratianni for melding high culture and pop culture in a way that was totally fun for everyone.

Contemporary Museum Show of Last 12 Months Critic’s choice: What’s Up, Doc? The Animation Art of Chuck Jones

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ON EXHIBIT OCTOBER 3, 2015 The THINK experience explores how technology influences the way we live and work. You will see how science and technology define life in the 21st century, even in ways you may not realize. This 6,600 square-foot interactive exhibit is designed to showcase how technology and innovation have transformed the world. THINK is an experience that celebrates the wonders of our technological world and explores the possibilities of tomorrow.

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Museum of Science and History would take this category? Pretty high, actually, given that they snagged the Smithsonian Institution’s tribute to this cartoon animator whose work was as formidable and influential as that of any 20thcentury American painter or sculptor. In detailing the evolution of Bugs Bunny, the craftsmanship that went into his short films, and the exquisite comic timing that Jones displayed, this show was as exhilarating and enlightening as any art museum could hope for.

Classic Museum Show of Last 12 Months Readers’ choice: (tie) Botticelli to Braque: Masterpieces from the National Galleries of Scotland and The Collection of Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass, Kimbell Art Museum Critic’s choice: Botticelli to Braque

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A great advertisement for the cultural wonders across the Atlantic, this show brought in a slew of big names like Picasso, Monet, Vermeer, Titian, and Matisse. Still, the most interesting works were the ones by lesser-known painters like John Singer Sargent’s sumptuous and enchanting “Lady Agnew of Lochnaw” and Frederic Church’s “Niagara Falls, from the American Side.” These artistic treasures lit up the Kimbell’s Piano Pavilion this past summer.

Gallery Art Show of Last 12 Months

Readers’ choice: Bobby on Drums, Shipping & Receiving’s Tilt Room Critic’s Top 5:

1.) To photorealist Devon Nowlin, replicating pictures isn’t enough. There’s got to be some edginess, something that takes a painting beyond the frame, and with her subtle yet powerful solo show at Artspace 111, Casual Luxury Complex, Nowlin proved that there’s more to photorealism than realistic paintings of photos. On one canvas, she rendered a giant sculpture wrapped in translucent plastic, devoting attention normally reserved for, say, people’s faces or a landscape’s contours to otherwise peripheral details: folds and creases, shadows, glints of light. On other canvases, she offered houseplants backdropped by geometric patterns. And on yet others, numerous odes to “Frank,” a black-and-whitecheckered puppy of polymer clay which she made and which was pilfered from her opening (and eventually returned). As enthralling as Casual Luxury Complex was,

something tells us that this TCU alum is just getting warmed up. 2.) Talk about creepy. Testament, photographer Jennifer B. Thoreson’s solo show at Gallery 76102, would have stunned David Lynch. The heads of several family members buried beneath a mountainous pile of white fluff at a kitchen table, a man draped with fleshcolored teardrop sacks on his back, a couple lying in bed with their heads consumed by a throbbing mass of brown tendrils –– you can read whatever you want into the UTA grad’s harrowing tableaux, but for their sheer visual power, there wasn’t much that came close this past year. 3.) Congrats to William and Pam Campbell, the husband-and-wife team who celebrated their 40th year in the art business this past year. William Campbell Contemporary Art’s anniversary show was full of all of the big names that have kept the gallery interesting and edgy since ’74, including Stephen Daly, Michel Demanche, Julie Lazarus, Mark Smith, Richard Thompson, Kevin Tolman, Cecil Touchon, and Judy Youngblood. Congrats again, y’all. 4.) A retrospective of the last 30 years of Nancy Lamb’s illustrious career, The Gang’s All Here at Artspace 111 was a tour de force of sumptuous colors and juicy yet precise lines, the titular “gang” being all of the revelers Lamb has captured in medias partay over the years. 5.) The spirit of Día de los Muertos pulsates throughout this Chilean/ German mixed-media artist’s Texas debut at Fort Worth Contemporary Arts (through Oct 10). Dipped in wax, Sandra Vásquez de la Horra’s drawings are simple yet bold, familiar yet surprising.

Performing Arts Organization

Readers’ choice: Stage West, 821 W Vickery Blvd

Art Gallery

Critic’s choice: Weiler House Fine Art Gallery, 3126 Handley Dr

Working for years as a picture framer at Adobe Art Gallery in the Stockyards, Bill Ryan always harbored a goal to open his own art space one day. Several years ago, he brought us Weiler House. Situated in a twostory frame house built in 1906, which is a work of art in itself, Weiler offers paintings, glass, watercolors, etchings, woodblock prints, jewelry, bronzes, and other items created both locally and nationally.

Visual Artist

Readers’ choice: Jay Wilkinson Critic’s choice: Devon Nowlin

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It’s alIve! Oct. 2-4 Oct. 9-11

The electrifying adaptation of Mel Brooks’ monstrously funny film will leave you in stitches. Grandson of the infamous Victor Frankenstein, Frederick Frankenstein (pronounced “Fronk-en-steen”) inherits his family’s estate in Transylvania. With the help of a hunchbacked side-kick, Igor (pronounced “Eye-gore”), and a leggy lab assistant, Inga (pronounced normally), Frederick finds himself in the mad scientist shoes of his ancestors. “It’s alive!” he exclaims as he brings to life a creature to rival his grandfather’s. Eventually, of course, the monster escapes and hilarity *Not appropriate for younger audiences due to sexual innuendo. continuously abounds.

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Based on the Dickens novel, you will delight in its outstanding musical numbers. Food, Glorious Food, I’d Do Anything, Where is Love?, Consider Yourself, As Long As He Needs Me, Who Will Buy and Reviewing the Situation. Dickens’ characters are brought to life, perhaps larger than life, with all their facets glowing in this production. OLIVER! Will warm your heart this Holiday Season.

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Top ArTworks 1.) The real queen of “Royal Crown Neat” is the artist. Nancy Lamb is the most popular (and, arguably, beloved) Fort Worth painter of all time –– and for good reason. Her signature style –– mostly bird’s-eye views of high society in syrupy brushstrokes –– is unique and immediately identifiable. And, y’know, lovable. 2.) Surprised no one thought of this sooner. Like a set piece from a futuristic Kubrick flick from his mid-’70s heyday, this one about a religious cult in space, the anchor of The Idyll, Ryder Richards’ solo show at Carillon Gallery (Tarrant County College South), is simultaneously creepy, intriguing, and uplifting. Hail, Lord Mars! 3.) The centerpiece of Bobby on Drums, a spring group show/party at Shipping & Receiving’s cavernous Tilt Room, Jay Wilkinson’s giant homeless guy represents a huge step forward locally. Simply put, not all art in galleries has to pair well with the sofa. The bigger, weirder, and less “functional,” perhaps the better. 4.) A little Old World, a little edgy, Winter Rusiloski’s “Fractured Vessel” rocks and roars. It was part of the Fall Gallery Night group show at Artspace 111, where, on Fri, Oct 16, the TCU alum’s new solo exhibition, Magnificent Tempest, will open. 5.) The best part about Devon Nowlin’s “Don’t Deny Your Heart” is that there’s a sarcastic joke in there somewhere, but you just can’t put your finger on it. Whimsical yet caustic, this great conversation piece stays with you.

Critic’s choice: Loli Kantor

Locally, Kantor may be best remembered for her series of Hip Pocket Theatre actors and sets that hung at the Arlington Museum of Art over a decade ago, but the Fort Worth native who has shown at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; the Photography Museum of Lishui, China; and the Lviv National Museum in Ukraine received some New York Times love for her new photobook, Beyond the Forest: Jewish Presence in Eastern Europe, 2004-2012.

Theater Troupe

Readers’ choice: Stage West Critic’s choice: Fort Worth Opera

The more you think about it, the more sense it makes. The troupe’s compressed season has led to productions of consistently high quality in terms of singing and staging, and its commitment to putting on new works has brought it back from the brink

Critic’s choice: Jim Covault, Red

As one of only two actors performing in Stage West’s drama about Mark Rothko, it wasn’t hard for Covault to own the spotlight. Even so, the troupe’s pillar did tremendous work conveying the artist’s truculence and brooding over his integrity and his relationship to the world. His unquiet longing for peace of mind was the overwhelming impression left by this production.

Female Actor

Critic’s choice: Erin Hardy, Twelfth Night

In Artes de la Rosa’s Brazilian-themed musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedy, Hardy had the toughest role as the shipwrecked girl disguised as a boy trying to make her way through a strange new world. She not only captured all of the layers of this heroine’s deceptions and inner life but also brought the house down with her rendition of Gloria Estefan’s “Coming Out of the Dark.”

Brenda Withers’ weird, funny, postmodern take on Miguel de Cervantes’ novel brought the most ingenious set all year to local theater, so much so that Amphibian Stage Productions had to warn its audience not to take smartphone pictures of the set during the performance. Despite its flaws, this show captured the novel’s questing spirit in stark and moving terms.

Show at Bass Hall in Last 12 Months

Readers’ choice: Dirty Dancing Critic’s choice: Fort Worth Youth Orchestra

This year marked an important first for Bass Performance Hall: a collaboration between FWSO and the Fort Worth Youth Orchestra, marking the 50th anniversary of the youth group. The program included rousing performances of Scheherazade,

Classical Music Performance

Readers’ choice: Appalachian Spring, Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra Critic’s choice: An Evening with Vadym Kholodenko and Friends

For Worth Symphony Orchestra recently created an artistic partnership with Van Cliburn gold medalist Vadym Kholodenko, and their first collaboration brought six principal FWSO musicians to the Kimbell’s Piano Pavilion concert hall for a lively and gorgeous program of works by Brahms and Poulenc. Kholodenko’s technical wizardry blended gorgeously with the unique personalities of the orchestra musicians.

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Readers’ choice: Big Fish, Casa Mañana Critic’s choice: The Quixotic Days and Errant Nights of the Knight Errant Don Quixote, Amphibian Stage Productions

1812 Overture, Overture to Ruslan and Lyudmila, and more. The stage was nearly overflowing, and the concert hall was packed. The performance was so polished, you never would have known musicians as young as 16 were playing.

November 8, 2015–February 14, 2016 Organized by the National Gallery of Art, Washington, and the Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth. Supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. Promotional support is provided by:

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Critic’s choice: Still by Logen Cure

There’s something about poetry that makes the heart feel less lonely and lets the body know that it’s not alone in its torment. Tarrant County College advisor and instructor Cure writes about love and coming of age in a way that’s full of sorrow and metered grace. From Still, the poet’s third book, “Landmine” is exemplary: “I learned to cradle / My body in my own arms, / To keep my distance, / Stifle yawns and sneezes. / I never knew my ribs were involved in every movement until they hurt, until she decided the best way / To my heart would be straight through my chest.”

Filmmaker

In the movies, timing is everything. And for self-taught filmmaker and writer Bill McAdams Jr., his filmic exploration of racial violence in small-town Texas may spark a national conversation that’s long overdue. Filmed in Aledo, Gallows Road stars Ernie Hudson from Ghostbusters, Kevin Hercules Sorbo, and McAdams, 45, who has worked on set with giants like

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Steven Spielberg and David Lynch. And McAdams also once served as stunt double for Matt Damon. Unlike today’s real racially motivated tragedies, the Christian-inspired Gallows Road has a happy ending.

Locally Made Film Critic’s choice: Windsor

First-time producer and director Porter Farrell wrote a script, corralled a cast and crew, and shot a ﬂick on a tight budget in nearby Gainesville last year. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, right? Wrong. He wrote the script especially for Fort Worth-based actor Barry Corbin, who gave a powerful and charming performance as on old guy battling cancer while also serving as a mentor to a handful of high school kids. Windsor is funny and heartwarming, features several of young Hollywood’s rising stars such as Quinn Shephard and Nick Krause, and won the Best Narrative Feature Award at the 13th Annual Garden State Film Festival in New Jersey in March.

Dance Production

Critic’s choice: Texas Ballet Theater’s Sleeping Beauty

Hayao Miyazaki last year that it expanded on the topic this year. The event paid tribute to more than just one ﬁlmmaker this past August and in doing so showed off the visual beauty, narrative complexity, wild imagination, and dramatic power of the animators of Japan.

Art Collective

Critic’s choice: Bobby on Drums

The brainchild of Fairmount artists Jay Wilkinson and Jeremy Joel, Bobby on Drums was a wildly ambitious charity bash at the end of May, turning Shipping & Receiving’s spacious Tilt Room into a gallery of sight and sound, showcasing a variety of works across multiple media. Aside from painting, photography, and a reactive sonic installation by The Theater Fire’s James Talambas, outsized sculpture ruled the day. Anyone who visited probably hasn’t forgotten the giant, wooden daddy longlegs looming overhead, nor the even bigger sculpture of an oddly lifelike homeless man that dominated the room. Wilkinson and Joel, who have been active participants in the Near Southside’s artistic underground for years, are kicking open the doors for a host of Fort Worth’s unsung artists to make their mark.

Outsider Artist

TBT began its season with a sumptuous revival of Tchaikovsky’s epic, with sets and costumes by Broadway’s Desmond Heeley and choreography by artistic director Ben Stevenson after the Russian original. The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, under the splendid direction of Michael Moricz, was in the pit for the wonderful dancing. TBT is a regional company but has world-class talent.

Critic’s choice: Jay Wilkinson

Public Art

Readers’ choice: Cowtown Bowling Palace, 4333 River Oaks Blvd Critic’s choice: Barcadia, 816 Matisse Dr

Critic’s choice: Wings of the City, various locations downtown

It’s too bad that Fort Worth Public Art’s most recent endeavor, a series of sculptures by Mexican artist Jorge Marίn installed at nine locations throughout downtown, was only temporary. The surreal winged ﬁgures displayed a sense of daringness that went far beyond the Texas stars made of cowboy hats that you often see in public here, and their human scale encouraged visitors and residents to pose alongside them. It was a refreshing display of imagination in a city that too often leans on the cowboy side of its “Cowboys & Culture” slogan.

Film Series

Critic’s choice: Story, Style and Character: The Art of Japanese Animation

The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth had such success with its festival devoted to

Wilkinson is at ease in most any medium, and his creative output ranges from paintings to sculpture, from the absurdly small to the towering. Fort Worth South Inc. recently named him its ﬁrst ArtSouth resident.

Bowling Alley/Arcade

Barcadia’s concept is so simple it’s brilliant: If boozed-up adults at bars are going to act like children anyway, they might as well relive their misspent youth. The West 7th bar has about a dozen ’80s-era video games plus skeeball, pool, and other traditional arcade must-haves. It’s just like when you were a kid, except you’re not spending 14 hours in your room trying to get to the next level of Asteroids, and you can imbibe openly.

Day Trip

Critic’s choice: Jacksboro Highway

Most locals have a tale or two of wild nights spent in a Jacksboro Highway juke joint. The roadway looms large in Fort Worth lore. Also known as Texas 199, the stretch runs northwest through Fort Worth and continued on page 122

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goes about another 50 miles before ending. Driving it takes you through various small towns and farmland pastures, past a huge sign outside of Springtown that says, “Land of Goshen,” and on to Jacksboro, a quaint little town that serves as the highway’s namesake. Grab a chicken-fried steak at the Green Frog Restaurant before heading back to Fort Worth.

Green Space

Critic’s choice: Japanese Garden,

When you need some instant tranquility in your life, nothing beats a $5 visit to the 7.5-acre Japanese Garden in the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Your troubles vanish the minute you begin strolling the cobblestoned path down to the koi pond, home to hundreds of these huge ornamental varieties of carp. The garden is lush, the design makes it feel even larger than it is, and peace pervades.

Urban Redevelopment/ Smart Growth Critic’s choice: Six Points

a city-designated urban village this year, and while there are still a few reactionary neighbors who have done their utmost to block anything new or at least exciting, signs of realizing the economic and cultural promise hinted at a decade ago are showing like bluebonnets out of cracks of an abandoned parking lot. For one thing, the ’hood overlaps with the Riverside Arts District, itself a creative force in the community, and additions like Born Late Records and Tattoos are giving the area the counter-culture vibe that attracts young people. That it is sitting on a $1.5 million federal improvement grant doesn’t hurt either.

Six Points marked its 10th anniversary as

Example of New Architecture

Critic’s choice: Fun on the Run Paintball Park, 2621 Roberts Cut Off Rd

When the Creamer family asked Fort Worth architect Bart Shaw to design the centerpiece for their popular paintball complex, they wanted him to build something that was a cut above the prefab sheds that are the industry standard. The result of their collaboration won a 2014 Citation Award from the Fort Worth chapter of the American Institute of Architects. The two-story tilt-panel

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in one of the fastest growing areas in town. By putting down stakes in a revitalized warehouse smack in the middle of the South Main Street area, Taco Heads is the first eatery to open in the blossoming neighborhood just south of downtown and not far from the bustling Fairmount.

Place to Skateboard

Critic’s choice: Roanoke Skate Critic’s choice: Tom Vandergriff Park Civil Courts Building, 100 N Calhoun St Along with its interesting culinary claim This new structure manages to pull off the tricky balancing act of embracing both the contemporary and the historic. The Tom Vandergriff Civil Courts Building’s gracefully curved front facade and clean styling look modern, but its red brick and pink granite pay respect to downtown’s vintage fabric. The building defers to the landmark Tarrant County Courthouse to the west while establishing its own identity: neither too staid nor too flashy. As a bonus, the construction of the new building meant the demolition of the old, which rid downtown of one of its ugliest structures. Its only good parts –– a series of sculptures of the angels of justice –– were removed and installed on the new building. Wins all around.

Rebirth/Relocation/ Reopening

Critic’s choice: Taco Heads, 119 S Main St

Sarah Castillo’s outstanding food truck has spawned a new brick-and-mortar location,

–– “Unique Dining Capital of Texas” –– Roanoke also boasts a sophisticated concrete skate park, featuring some 20,000 square feet of carve-ready bowls, rails, steps, and ramps. As an added bonus, the publically/privately funded skate park is easy on the eyes –– some of that concrete topography could pass for modern outdoor sculpture, though the tricks and lines performed by local skaters are the real art.

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Happy Hour

Readers’ choice: Bar Louie, 2973 W 7th St Critic’s choice: Upper 90 on College, 961 W Magnolia Av

From 2 to 7pm Mon-Fri, the Near Southside bar offers $2.50 wells and domestic bottles, $3 16-oz. domestic drafts, $4 swirl margaritas and wines by the glass, and a complimentary nacho bar. And from 4 to 5pm, U90 makes everything half-price.

Bar Bar

Readers’ choice: The Boiled Owl Tavern, 909 W Magnolia Av Critic’s choice: Sunshine Bar, 902 W Division St, Arl

Sure, the booths and barstools are a little

worn. A cloud of cigarette smoke hangs in the air like the place is being fumigated for fleas the size of small birds. But there’s not an ounce of pretension in this dive’s nicotine-stained embrace. The ’shine serves good drinks at honest prices, and the place boasts one of the friendliest bunch of regulars in town. If you’re looking for authenticity, this Division Street gem has been mostly unchanged since the Carter administration.

Overall Drinking Establishment

Critic’s choice: The Grotto, 517 University Dr

Whether you’re there to see a show or shoot the breeze, The Grotto is as comfy a lounge as you could want. It’s kind of old, so it carries that ’80s carpet-bar vibe, and the joint is split into two sections, one for

breathing and live music (and various forms of live comedy), the other for cigarettes, and billiards. The Grotto has a pretty sweet little patio, too, as well as a roster of likable bartenders who are glad to see you.

Bartender

Readers’ choice: Les Bennett, Chimera Brewing Company, 1001 W Magnolia Av Critic’s choice: Megan McClinton, Thompson’s, 900 Houston St

Given that Thompson’s cocktails are exquisite, it takes a commensurately skilled bartender to master their creation and presentation. Megan McClinton slings Thompson’s drinks with an air of understated flair. She’s always on point with a recommendation when you don’t know what you want, and she’s also great

at whipping up on-the-fly drinks that make sense.

Cocktail Lounge

Readers’ choice: The Usual, 1408 W Magnolia Av Critic’s choice: Thompson’s

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leather seating and shelves and shelves of books, and you’ll swear you were made to enjoy the finer things in life. At least until last call.

Pub

Readers’ choice: Ye Olde Bull & Bush, 2300 Montgomery St Critic’s choice: The Chat Room Pub, 1263 W Magnolia Av

Almost always crowded and joyfully boisterous, the Chat has been a Near Southside institution for years now. The lived-in environs and live-in characters are as welcoming as low lighting and a cold beer on a hot afternoon. The bartenders are always happy to see you and fast with the drinks, the billiards action is hot, and the singles are ready to mingle, though even the folks who are spoken for are at the Chat to party. It’s a place where everyone knows everyone, and someone will probably buy you a drink. Be sure to return the favor, or at least share a bite of your sammy from the Gorgonzilla grilled cheese truck parked by the patio.

Biker Bar

Critic’s choice: MacGyver’s, 4276 FM 1187, Burleson

It’s a little off the beaten path, but so what? You’re a biker. Catching a breeze on 35 South and turning onto RendonCrowley Road toward Mansfield is a great excuse to hop on your hog. The great bartenders, tarp-covered beer garden, pool tables, shuffleboard, darts, and lots of bike parking make it the best. There’s also dancing, karaoke, and ice-cold beer, and the burgers are fantastic.

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Readers’ choice: Rainbow Lounge, 651 S Jennings Av Critic’s choice: Best Friends Club, 2620 E Lancaster Av

This Lancaster gem is a great place to pick up a closet case who is “just there to dance” or hang at the bar and chill out. The environment is unpretentious, the drinks cheap, and the staff super-friendly.

Wine Bar

Critic’s choice: Kent and Co Wines, 1101 W Magnolia Av

The best thing about Kent and Co is the large selection –– by the bottle or the glass.

The worst thing about Kent and Co is, well, the large selection –– good luck deciding what you want. Fortunately, the staff is knowledgeable and willing to answer any seemingly dumb questions, provided you’re OK with getting wine advice from someone dressed as a mechanic. The snacks are unpretentious and tasty, but if charcuterie boards aren’t your thing, Kent and Co happily lets you bring in your own food. The patio is comfortable any time of the year, and even your four-legged friends are welcome.

Hotel Bar

Critic’s choice: Whiskey and Rye, Omni Fort Worth Hotel, 1300 Houston St

Intimate yet spacious at the same time, like a sports bar and a speakeasy all rolled into one, this downtown spot has a lot more going on than the name might suggest. He can have a whiskey flight while she sips a Champagne Cobbler. Or vice versa. No one’s judging here. Even the bar snacks are above average.

Sports Bar

Readers’ choice: Upper 90 on College Critic’s choice: Frankie’s Sports Bar, 425 W 3rd St.

This downtown location has been campaigning for the honor on social media, and one has to admit that they have a solid case. Their comprehensive menu includes a Bloody Mary bar on the weekends, cheap prices at lunch, and specials on various drinks every day of the week. Needless to say, they have a plethora of TVs to watch whatever sports you might want, including a row of comfy chairs and sofas in front of their biggest screen.

Gentlemen’s Club

Readers’ choice: Bucks Cabaret, 2345 Meacham Blvd Critic’s choice: Bucks Cabaret

Bucks knows it’s all about the ladies. And the girls here are hot, talented, and friendly. And have we mentioned “hot”? Well, it’s true. And it’s also true that Bucks’ team of pro bouncers keeps the jackassery to a minimum to ensure everyone has a good, fun, safe time. Bucks also offers daily drink specials, $6 lunches, and VIP packages starting at $400.

Beer Selection

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beer sweepstakes, and this national chain that has been in Arlington for some time finally set up shop in the Cultural District. Hundreds of beers from all over the globe sporting silly names and exotic ingredients (like Dogfish Head’s new Choc Lobster, made with, yes, chocolate and lobster) are on tap or in bottles here.

Sure, you can try to order a vodka martini or some fruit-infused variant, but you may get a funny look from the bartender. Here, the ’tinis are gin-based and stirred with a splash of dry vermouth. They’re never lippuckeringly sour or overly sweet. They’re always just right. Plus, the straight-ahead jazz on the radio provides the perfect complement to your classy, and expertly made, libation.

Bar Décor

Readers’ choice: Joe T. Garcia’s, 2201 N Commerce St Critic’s choice: Shaw’s Patio Bar & Grill, 1050 W Magnolia Av

Continuing in the tradition of excellent margaritas not found at Mexican restaurants, Shaw’s are for purists: They’re not blue or green but cloudy-clear like an overcast day. That’s because they’re made with three simple ingredients: tequila, lime, and a little sweetness. Shaw’s ’ritas also come in pint glasses (salted or not), and the price is right: $4 during happy hour (3-7pm Tue, Thu-Fri), $5 all day Saturday.

Critic’s choice: The Boiled Owl Tavern

Some bars go for super-sleek modernity, and some try to make you feel as comfortable as your favorite armchair. The Boiled Owl Tavern is decidedly in the latter category. In fact, with the variety of vintage furniture on hand, your favorite armchair may actually be there. The Owl’s dark, earthy color scheme, wide array of vintage concert posters, cozy size, and angular mid-century jukebox all contribute to the feeling of something aged to a rich patina.

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Critic’s choice: Thirsty Armadillo, 120 W Exchange Blvd

With décor that looks unchanged since the Reagan administration and a dance ﬂoor that’s feels as big as West Texas, the Thirsty Armadillo is as prime a spot for country music as they come. Some of Billy Bob’s biggest local headliners (Casey Donahew, Randy Rogers, and Eli Young, just to name a few) started out at the Armadillo, probably playing to the same crowd of boot-scooters who have been showing up there every weekend for years. But even if your two-step is bumpier than a pair of ostrich skin boots, there’s plenty of space to watch the pros. And the ladies behind the bar treat you like family.

Open-Mic Night (Music)

Critic’s choice: The Moon Tower, 2811 S Cherry Ln

Headed up by Cosmic Trigger frontman Tyrel Choat, The Moon Tower’s acoustic open-mic (9pm-12am Thu) is full of good music (from pros and amateurs alike) and cheap drafts. No cover.

Open-Mic Night (Comedy)

Critic’s choice: Hyena’s, 425 Commerce St

You know what’s funny about Hyena’s open-mic night? A few of the comedians! Honestly, if a single person earns some laughs at an open-mic, the night is a success. Luckily, Hyena’s usually has some genuine talent bobbing in the sea of amateur schadenfreude. Sure, there are plenty of yuksters to make you cringe, but the ratio of awful to promising at the comedy club’s Thursday night joke jam weighs enough on the side of actual laughter to make it a worthy destination.

Nontraditional Music Venue

Critic’s choice: Dreamy Life Records & Music, 1310 W Allen Av

A favorite of Fort Worth’s music scene, Dreamy Life has been through some growing pains, as they’ve relocated more than once in their brief existence before settling in at their current location, the equally grassroots Fairmount Neighborhood Library. Besides selling

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vinyl and cassettes, Dreamy Life has put on a series of interesting live music events, pairing bands and solo performers with documentary screenings and readings by music writers. It’s an engaging mix of music and culture that stands apart from the usual shows in bars and clubs.

Karaoke

Readers’ choice: Sarah’s Place, 5223 Camp Bowie Blvd Critic’s choice: The Boiled Owl Tavern

Think karaoke is for the olds? Guess again, because the Owl’s weekly karaoke party (9pm to close Mon) is a riot for drunk crooners of all ages. Sure, it skews a little on the young side, but it’s routinely packed with people ready to belt out a wide selection of hits and misses. The line to the mics gets long, so you might want to sign up early. Otherwise, you’ll be left singing Spice Girls songs to yourself on the ride home.

Oh, hush. Not only is the name unique, but it’s like a slap in the face once you roll into the club and are greeted by the most blistering, dynamic, and creatively multilayered prog-punk you’ve ever heard. After a long hiatus, the quartet is recording its third long player, this one with indemand producer Britt Robisheaux at the new Cloudland Recording Studio. Get ready to receive da noise.

Local Music Show of Last 12 Months

Readers’ choice: Polyphonic Spree at Bar Louie Critic’s choice: Summerthon at Shipping & Receiving

Designed to be a celebration of all things #scuzzysummer (think: sunburns, sweat, day-drinking ’til exhaustion, bikinis, Speedos, and personal watercraft), Summerthon was the brainchild of local music collective WIZARDVIZION and Shipping & Receiving, turning the venue’s outdoor patio and stage into a delightfully tacky summer wonderland of aboveground pools, Jell-O shots, swimsuits, and continued on page 137

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party-hardy revelers conjuring memories of ’90s-era MTV spring breaks. But besides nailing the vibe, the show featured a crosscounty multi-genre lineup designed to maximize the good times. You got rock from Son of Stan, Bummer Vacation, Duell, and Denton’s Pearl Earl and rap from Dallas MCs Sam Lao, -topic, and Blue The Misfit, plus Squanto’s electro-panic freakouts and DJs throughout the day –– all for the mere cost of free. In the era when adjectives like “craft” and “curated” rule the day, it was exciting to see a party that took “low rent” as a compliment.

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Readers’ Choice: Rolling Stones at AT&T Stadium Critic’s Choice: Rolling Stones

Since at least the Steel Wheels tour (circa 1989), we have been warned that each local Stones appearance was probably the last we would live to see. It’s a great way to build some hype, but sooner or later it is going to be the truth. The original bad boys of rock ’n’ roll are now well into their 70s. Of course, that just makes their June appearance here all the more impressive –– Mick, Keith, and Charlie delivered a barrage of iconic favorites with the kind of relentless energy, endurance, and showmanship that would be envied by many men half their age.

Recording Studio

Critic’s choice: Cloudland Recording Studio

Britt Robisheaux finally has a home. With help from Dreamy Life Records, a collaboration between two F-Dub labels –– Dreamy Soundz and Lo-Life –– the producer has just opened Cloudland. FOGG, Vincent Neil Emerson, Loafers, Jack Thunder & The Road Soda, and Teenage Sexx are just a few of the badasses who’ve already come through. On tap now is the long-awaited third album by Tame … Tame & Quiet, a.k.a. one of the greatest underground bands ever to call the 817 home. In the immortal words of Sun Ra, “Space is the place.” Especially if you’re looking for analog brilliance in the Fort.

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The downtown Latin bar gets this honor for its Tajín-seasoned popcorn, which comes free of charge to anyone who sits down. The amalgamation of chile powder, salt, and dehydrated lime juice gives the corn a combination of spicy, salty, and sour flavors that proves highly addictive. Whether you’re ordering beer or tequila, the popcorn makes the perfect complement.

DIY Venue

Critic’s choice: Shipping & Receiving, 201 S Calhoun St

Yeah, we know it’s not a celebrated, integral community hub that puts on free or donation-based all-ages shows. But in

the wake of The Where House’s demise, Shipping & Receiving has filled the role of a place with a lot of transformable square footage, from art shows like the Apples New Year’s Eve party and May’s Bobby on Drums to concerts like WIZARDVIZION’s Summerthon. If you have the imagination, the crew, and the resources, S&R will give you the space to realize your dreams. Then there’s Niles City Sound, a little pop-up studio loaded with vintage gear whose name you might have seen while reading about Leon Bridges. It’s where the Fort Worth singer-songwriter recorded his major label debut, and, yep, it’s also at Shipping & Receiving.

BYOB Venue

Critic’s choice: Happi Haus, 1921 Hemphill St

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shows that are loud, sweaty, and fun. The week of SXSW is the best time to swing by. Lots of out-of-town bands like to play there on their ways to or from Austin. Just be sure to bring along some bucks with your beers – the hosts of shows like this always accept donations, and the bands onstage really appreciate the help with gas.

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Get Sidetracked

Critic’s choice: Thompson’s

Located in an early 1900s-built building and named after a previous tenant (Thompson’s Bookstore), Thompson’s is truly more than meets the eye and has a lot of bells and whistles designed to ensnare you. First, you’ll be taken in by the homey interior, lined with bookcases that are stocked with actual books that you may enjoy while lounging in one of the bar’s plush chairs. Read the literatureinfluenced bar menu, contemplating whether you “get” the references (if you brought a date, of course you do!), while your bartender tenderly mixes your drink using all sorts of fun tools and ingredients mostly made in-house.

Have a Conversation Critic’s choice: The Usual

The bar counter is a little crowded, but the furniture in this dark, cavernous, swanky Near Southside lounge is so spread out, you could heatedly “interrogate” the Foucault–Habermas debate or hypothesize over the ending of The Shining without any other customers even noticing. And The Usual’s signature cocktails are so delicious, you might end up shouting down objectors (dumbasses, all) to Thomas Pynchon’s Nobel worthiness without having the cops called on you.

Time-Travel without Going Anywhere

Critic’s choice: Jazz Café, 2504 Montgomery St

On a street that’s increasingly being defined by an encroaching megachurch on one side and a Bass family-led arena project on the other, Jazz Café is a surviving outpost of an older, funkier Fort. The charmingly ramshackle building houses both delicious Mediterranean food and one of the city’s longest-running under-the-radar music scenes, as the sounds of live freeform jazz performed by a rotating cast of musicians

Seat for PeopleWatching

Critic’s choice: Starbucks, Montgomery Plaza, 2600 W 7th St

Students, bicyclists, white-collar workers, hipsters, milfs, entrepreneurs, blue-collar types –– you’re liable to see any or all of the above here. It’s like a cult of pretty people looking for caffeine kicks.

Meet Someone of the Opposite Sex

Readers’ choice: Reservoir, 1001 Foch St Critic’s choice: Central Market, 4651 W Fwy

It’s surprising there aren’t shoppers having sex in the aisles at Central Market. The store is practically designed for bringing people together. The deli section draws customers to browse and discuss important issues, such as whether celery should be added to a tuna sandwich. The salad bar requires people to stand elbow to elbow, shoveling spinach and such into a plastic bowl, providing ample opportunity for interaction for good pickup lines. Here’s one for the girls: “Boy, if you were a vegetable, you’d be a cute-cumber.” And for the guys: “Can I reheat my eggroll in your microwave?” *blank stare* “No, seriously. You’re hogging the microwave. Move over.”

Meet Someone of the Same Sex

Readers’ choice: Rainbow Lounge Critic’s choice: church

This would have been an unthinkable pick even just a few years ago, when the only out homosexual you’d be likely to find at a church in this part of the country would be the choir director. Fortunately, the breakneck speed at which the LGBT+ community has won mainstream acceptance in recent years has pushed many local congregations to take an explicit stance on a topic that used to be taboo. Many area churches, including Celebration Community Church, Broadway Baptist Church, University Christian Church, Trinity Episcopal Church, and Galileo Church, have made a point of welcoming everyone with open arms. And if you find that special guy or girl in the Eucharist line, you can finally tell Mom the truth about where you met. continued on page 141

Start at the bar around 5:30pm. It’s classy enough to impress but casual enough for skinny jeans, and it overlooks a life-size sculpture of two silver trees near the pond, a great conversation starter (and awkwardsilence solution). Now that you’ve got a drink to calm the butterflies, you can decide if this first date could turn into more. If so, partake in an appetizer from the Café and maybe even catch a flick. You’ll seem cultured and cool without being pretentious, a major turnoff, even if you’re turned on by Anselm Kiefer.

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Start Your Evening

Critic’s choice: Puckett’s Billiards, 5707 Crowley Rd

Fort Worth certainly has no shortage of great bars. Some are loud, some are smoky, some have great live music, some have terrible live music (or karaoke). But for a nightcap, we prefer small, dark, and quiet. As the Omni’s oft-overlooked bar, Wine Thief meets the three chief criteria and more, with excellent service and a wonderfully curated wine list. And by

Whatever it is, Louie’s doing it right. Along with a summer concert series that brought some huge regional stars to town, including Polyphonic Spree, Bob Schneider, Bobby Patterson, Reverend Horton Heat, and (Fort Worth’s) Vaden Todd Lewis, the massive West 7th bar/restaurant has an exceptional happy hour ($3.25 drafts, $5.25 martinis 4-7pm Mon-Fri) and a crowd of attractive yuppies to keep the vibe buzzing

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Critic’s choice: Kent & Co Wines

Sipping away the sunshine is a blast at Kent & Co –– the wine and beer are reasonably priced, the service is quick and friendly, the bathrooms are clean, and the customers are chill. There’s no hard liquor, which is just as well for day drinking. You can even bring your own food to soak up the booze, ensuring that you’re ﬁt to carry on with some serious night drinking.

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Drink Alone

Critic’s choice: Café Modern

If you’re drinking solo every night, you might need to read our recommendation for best place to meet someone of the same/different sex, but sometimes it’s nice to have a date with a glass of scotch and unwind in peace and quiet. Café Modern offers a not-too-raucous setting with a view of the museum’s reﬂection pool. The spacious dining area has a full-service bar and makes for the perfect setting to get lost in your thoughts.

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From cheap happy hour prices ($2.50 wells and $2 longnecks) to a whopping 18 billiards tables, Puckett’s is the spot in south Fort Worth to sink bank shots and shoot the breeze. And if you feel a breeze while you’re there, you may have just had an encounter with Puckett’s resident specter, the ghost of U.J. Puckett, the famed pool hustler for whom the joint is named.

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Readers’ choice: The Polar Club Cryosauna, 5726 Locke Av Critic’s choice: Brewed, 801 W Magnolia Av

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is throwing a Party on the Porch with music by Quaker City Night Hawks and a whole mess of food trucks and drinks on offer from Bar Louie. This should light up the Day in the District festivities going on today. The party is 5-10pm at 3501 Camp Bowie Blvd, FW. Admission is free. Call 817-989-5030. How do you run an air race? One way is to stick 82-foot-high pylons in a Sunday vast course and have ace pilots try to navigate them while ﬂying at 230 miles per hour. You can catch the action when the Red Bull Air Race World Championship comes to Texas Motor Speedway, the ﬁrst American stop on the racing circuit’s world tour. The race runs Sat thru today at 3545 Lone Star Cir, FW. Tickets are $29-59. Call 817-215-8500.

NIGHT&DAY This 16th-century manuscript of the Shahnama of Firdawsi is part of Spirit and Matter at Dallas Museum of Art.

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When the Muslim faith ruled a swatch of the ranging from Wednesday world Spain to central Asia, their artists and artisans were known for their skill working with paper, ceramics, jewelry, metal, and fabrics. You can glory in their achievements in Dallas, where Spirit and Matter: Masterpieces From the Keir Collection of Islamic Art will run thru Jul 31, 2016, at the Dallas Museum of Art, 1717 N Harwood St, Dallas. Tickets are $5-10. Call 214-922-1200.

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Enough with the East Coast bias when it comes to Fathom Events’ ﬁne arts Thursday programming! Tonight they’ll take us west to see San Francisco Ballet’s performance of Romeo and Juliet. Helgi Tómasson’s staging of Prokoﬁev’s setting of the tragedy has been widely acclaimed ever since its debut in 1994.

The broadcast is at 7pm at various movie theaters; check Calendar for locations. Tickets are $16-18. Call 818-761-6100. Even the original Oktoberfest in Munich has taken to starting up in Friday September, so if it’s good enough for the Bavarians, it’s good enough for us. Panther Island’s Oktoberfest includes German food, Alpine dancing, a 15-mile bike ride, and live music by the likes of Brave Combo and Third Generation. The festival runs Thu-Sat at Panther Island Pavilion, 395 Purcey St, FW. Tickets are $3-12. Call 817-698-0700.

The Amon Carter Museum has finally finished its renovations, Saturday which means you’ll have a lot less trouble finding a parking space there now. It also means that the museum

After looking headed for certain disaster in June, the Texas Rangers’ Monday 2015 season is ending in triumph with an unlikely run to the playoffs. They’ll look to round into postseason form against the Detroit Tigers, a gutted team that’s looking to rebuild heading into next year. The series runs today thru Sep 30 at Globe Life Park, 1901 Rd to Six Flags, Arlington. Tickets are $13-210. Call 817-273-5100.

Previous editions of the International Computer Music Conference have Tuesday been held in Athens, Belfast, Barcelona, and Copenhagen. This week, the 41st version of the annual event will take place in Denton, to discuss the future of robotics and 3D printing in music, among other topics. You can drop in for stimulating discussions Sep 28-30 at Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios, 411 E Sycamore St, Denton. Admission is free. Call 940-387-7781.

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Sophia Ceballos’ untitled work is part of the Exhibitionists show.

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This week’s spotlighted event is called Exhibitionists, but you will be either relieved or disappointed to find out that there won’t be large numbers of naked people running around. No, this is a pop-up event being put on by Exhibitionists Fort Worth, an art collective made up of employees at the city’s illustrious art museums. It’s going on this Saturday into the wee hours of Sunday morning at Shipping & Receiving Bar. Some 60 artists will be gathered here to show their work, so you can see the mordantly funny street photography by Jeremy Pesina and the paintings by Jerry Wenninger, heavily influenced by the great Mexican muralists of the early 20th century. There’s also a great bill lined up, headlined by the experimental goth-metal sounds of Pinkish Black, the doom-laden altbluegrass outfit Dove Hunter, and math-rocking Cleanup. An event can’t go on this long without offering food, and the hors d’oeuvre photos that the group has posted to its Facebook page look tasty indeed. Proceeds from the evening will benefit The Art Station of Fort Worth, an organization that administers art therapy to people who can’t afford it. Exhibitionists runs 11am Sat-2am Sun at Shipping & Receiving Bar, 201 S Calhoun St, FW. Tickets are $8-12. Call 817-4760610.

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CL ASSICA L / CH ORAL Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra Trumpeter Doc Severinsen plays with the orchestra. 7:30pm Sat. Bass Performance Hall, 555 Commerce St, FW. $25-75. 817-665-6000. UNT College of Music Clay Couturiaux conducts UNT Concert Orchestra, performing music by Rossini, Elgar, and Respighi. 8pm Fri. Winspear Hall, 801 N Texas Blvd, Denton. $8-10. 940-369-7802. Dallas Symphony Orchestra Jaap van Zweden conducts annual gala concert, with performance of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 in A major. Violinist Pinchas Zukerman is soloist for Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in D minor. 8:45pm Sat. Meyerson Symphony Center, 2301 Flora St, Dallas. $19-99. 214-692-0203. Meadows Symphony Orchestra Paul Phillips conducts Ravel’s Valses nobles et sentimentales, Respighi’s Fountains of Rome, and Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition. 2:30pm Sun. Meyerson Symphony Center, 2301 Flora St, Dallas. $7-13. 214-768-2787.

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Texas Girls’ Choir Seeking girls age 8-12 with 3.0 grade point average. Must sing any song they know well a cappella. 6:45pm Thu. 4449 Camp Bowie Blvd, FW. 817-732-8161.

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Dallas Opera Seeking four athletic male dancers for upcoming production of Great Scott. 2-5:30pm Sun. • Seeking boy age 11 with skateboarding skills and ability to learn a few Italian phrases to play speaking role in upcoming production of Tommy. 7pm Tue. Winspear Opera House, 2403 Flora St, Dallas. 214-443-1040.

DANCE Fathom Events Romeo & Juliet. Live broadcast of San Francisco Ballet’s performance of Helgi Tomasson’s staging of the ballet. 7pm Thu. Cinemark Alliance Town Center, 9228 Sage Meadow Tr, FW; Regal Fossil Creek, 6100 N Fwy, FW; Cinemark Ridgmar, 1888 Green Oaks Rd, FW; Cinemark North East Mall, 1101 Melbourne Rd, Hurst; Cinemark Tinseltown, 911 Hwy 114 W, Grapevine; Cinemark Town Center, 12, 2041 Hwy 287, Mansfield; Cinemark 14, 2825 Wind River Ln, Denton. $16-18. 818-761-6100.

TH EATER Amphibian Productions I’m Always on My Mind. Lisa Bills and Leslie O’Hare’s one-man show about a very self-absorbed businessman. Thru Sun. 120 S Main St, FW. $32. 817-923-3012. Artie’s Playhouse Aladdin Jr. Thru Oct 17. Belaire Theater, 444 E Pipeline Rd, Hurst. $5-10. 817-284-1200. Artisan Center Theater The Secret Garden. Marsha Norman and Lucy Simon’s adaptation of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s novel. Thru Oct 10. Belaire Theater, 420 E Pipeline Rd, Hurst. $11-20. 817-284-1200.

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COMING SOON Reba 11/28 Dwight Yoakam 12/5 Penn & Teller 12/18

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$12-20. 817-923-3012. UNI_15-CGW-208 9-19 Ent NP_4.92x7.61.indd 4 Runway Theatre Falsettos. William Finn and James Lapine’s musical about a bisexual man’s search for love. Sep 25-Oct 18. 215 N Dooley St, Grapevine. $12-15. 817-488-4842. UNT Theatre Fefu and Her Friends. Maria Irene Fornés’ all-female comedy about a woman trying to stage a play in 1935. Sep 24-Oct 4. Radio Television Film and Performing Arts Bldg, 1179 Union Cir, Denton. $7.50-10. 940-565-2428.

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Artisan Center Theatre Pinkie and Blue. 7-9pm Wed. 404 E Pipeline Rd, Hurst. 817-284-1200.

The Improv Club Cocoa Brown. Thu-Sun. 309 Curtis 9/16/15 2:50 PM Mathes Way, Arlington. $25-35. 817-635-5555. QLive! Open-mic. 10pm every Tue. Embargo, 215 E 8th St, FW. Free. 817-723-4358.

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Fathom Events Psycho. Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 horror film about a motorist (Janet Leigh) who stops off at a deserted motel. Also with Anthony Perkins, Vera Miles, John Gavin, and Martin Balsam. 2pm & 7pm Wed. Cinemark Alliance Town Center, 9228 Sage Meadow Tr, FW; Hulen Movie Tavern, 4950 S Hulen St, FW; Cinemark Ridgmar, 1888 Green Oaks Rd, FW; Cinemark North East Mall, 1101 Melbourne Rd, Hurst;

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Amon Carter Museum of American Art Laura Wilson: That Day. Photographs by the artist. Thru Feb 14. • Pasture Cows Crossing Indian Creek. Site-specific painting by Esther Pearl Watson. Thru May 30. 3501 Camp Bowie Blvd, FW. Free. 817738-1933. Arlington Museum of Art Rock and Roll Wall of Fame. Photographs by the magazine’s first photography director. Thru Oct 18. 201 W Main St, Arlington. $5-8. 817-275-4600. Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic. Paintings and sculpture by the artist. Thru Jan 10. 3200 Darnell St, FW. $4-10. 817-738-9215. Sid Richardson Museum Remington & Russell, Retold. Paintings by Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell. Thru Jan 9. 309 Main St, FW. Free. 817-332-6554.

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Adobe Western Art Gallery Works in various media by John Banuelos, Seth Bellamy, Ted Clemens, Curtis Dykes, Susan Edison, Roberta Mallard, Mary Rabien, Kirby Sattler, and Dawn Swepston. On view indefinitely. 2322 N Main St, FW. Free. 817-624-4242. Art on the Boulevard Gallery Works in various media by Andrea Chicotsky, Jose Antonio Lanza, Sherri Jones, Todd Ford, Loretta Lamothe, Bob Fox, Jennifer Stuffelbeam, Dolores Hibbard, Gale Johnston, Gloria Sepp, Clara Williams, Brad Jensen, and Linda Wallace. On view indefinitely. 4919B Camp Bowie Blvd, FW. Free. 817-737-6368. Artspace 111 pARTy. Works in various media by Daniel Blagg, Dennis Blagg, Michelle Brandley, Danville Chadbourne, Matt Clark, Barbara Dybala, Ann Ekstrom, Pat Gabriel, Sarah Green, John Hartley, Kelli Holmes, Cindi Holt, Carol Ivey, Jill Johnson, Nancy Lamb, Leslie Lanzotti, Jim Malone, Jo-Ann Mulroy, Devin Nowlin, J.C. Pace III, Winter Rusiloski, Joe LeMay Rutledge, Fred Spaulding, and Carly Allen-Martin. Thru Oct 10. 111 Hampton St, FW. Free. 817-877-4920. Atrium Gallery Group show with works by Soon Warren and others. Thru Mon. UNT Health Science Center, 3500 Camp Bowie Blvd, FW. Free. 817-735-5190. Botanic Research Institute of Texas Best of Texas Clay. Ceramic works by Pamela Summers, Pam Stern, Ed Triece, and Wendy Frye. Thru Oct 22. 1700 University Dr, FW. Free. 817-332-4441. Firehouse Pottery & Gallery Bottles & Vases. Pottery by Keith Thomson and Garret Pendergrass. Thru Oct 3. 4147 Meadowbrook Dr, FW. Free. 682-560-3467. Fort Worth Community Arts Center Preservation Is the Art of the City. Thru Sat. • Fort Worth Weavers Guild Biennial Show. Thru Mon. • Drawing Narrative. Works by Christopher Troutman. Thru Oct 24. • Landscapes From the Southwest and Beyond. Paintings by Charles Field. Thru Oct 24. 1300 Gendy St, FW. Free. 817-738-1938. Fort Worth Contemporary Arts Sandra Vásquez de la Horra. Drawings by the artist. Thru Oct 10. 2900 W 143 Berry St, FW. Free. 817-257-7643.

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America’s Best Coffee Open-mic. 7pm every Sat & Tue. 3751 Matlock Rd, Arlington. Free. 817-557-3375. Esoterica Open-mic. 9pm every Sun. 941 Foch St, FW. Free. 817-924-1500. Four Day Weekend Theater Improv performances by Four Day Weekend. 7:30pm & 10pm Fri-Sat. 312 Houston St, FW. $20. 817-226-4DAY. Hyena’s Comedy Club, FW Heather McDonald. FriSat. $10-15 + two item minimum purchase. 817877-LAFF.

AMC Parks at Arlington, 3861 S Cooper St, Arlington; Cinemark Tinseltown, 911 Hwy 114 W, Grapevine; Cinemark 14, 2825 Wind River Ln, Denton. $10.5012.50. • Just Let Go. Christopher S. Clark and Henry Parker’s biography about a man (Henry Ian Cusick) who decides to forgive the drunk driver who killed his family. Also with Brenda Vaccaro, Sam Sorbo, Darin Southam, and Jacob Buster. 7pm Mon. Regal Fossil Creek, 6100 N Fwy, FW; AMC Parks at Arlington, 3861 S Cooper St, Arlington; Cinemark 14, 2825 Wind River Ln, Denton; Burleson Movies 14, 301 N RendonCrowley Rd, Burleson. $9.50-11.50. 818-761-6100. Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth Que Horas Ela Volta? (The Second Mother). Anna Muylaert’s drama about a young Brazilian woman who temporarily stays with her mother (Regina Casé), a live-in maid, and disrupts the lives of her employers. Also with Michel Joelsas, Karine Teles, Lourenço Mutarelli, Helena Albergaria, and Bete Dorgam. FriSun. 3200 Darnell St, FW. $7-9. 817-738-9215. Rose Marine Theater Latino Americans: 500 Years of History. Third and fourth parts of six-part documentary miniseries. 3pm Sun. 1400 N Main St, FW. Free, tickets required. 817-624-8333.

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Casa Mañana Fiddler on the Roof. Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick’s musical about life in a Russian shtetl. Sep 26-Oct 4. 3101 W Lancaster Av, FW. $25-35. 817-332-2272. Hip Pocket Theatre The Killer Shrews. Johnny Simons’ adaptation of the 1959 science-fiction film about an island populated by genetic experiments gone wrong. Thru Oct 11. 1950 Silver Creek Dr, FW. $5-20. 817-246-9775. National Theatre Live Of Mice and Men. James Franco and Chris O’Dowd star in adaptation of John Steinbeck’s novel. 2pm & 7pm Wed. Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, 3200 Darnell St, FW.

Gallery 414 20something. Works in various media by Miguel Aguilar, Jon Ashcraft, Stephen Battle, John Bird, Pat Bussey, John Cockrell, Ron Crouch, Mark Cummings, Trish Igo, Kelly Ingleright-Telgenhoff, Andrew Kochle, Sarah Lassen, Brian Luenser, Alicia Mata, Jill O’Brien, Steve Quevedo, Greg Rodriguez, Jan Rogers, Niki Sherey, Kate Stipp. Thru Oct 11. 414 Templeton Dr, FW. Free. 817-821-5817. The Iron Chinchilla Art Gallery Functional art including chairs, tables, desks, bookcases, and other iron pieces by Michael Holloway and Patrick Neuwirth. 711 Katy Rd, Keller. Free. 817-427-5992. Milan Gallery Paintings by Jim Basham. Thru Sep 30. 505 Houston St, FW. Free. 817-338-4278. Sports Legacy Gallery of sports-related art. 10am6pm Mon-Sat and during Rangers games. Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, 1000 Ballpark Way, Arlington. Free. 817-461-1994. Spur Ranch Gallery Works in various media by Al Barnes, Nancy Clark, Simon Combes, John P. Cowan, Robert Flynn, B.R. Gates, Gordon Snidow, and Cecy Turner. On view indefinitely. 7404 Calmont Av, FW. Free. 817-696-0757. TCU Biennial Faculty Exhibition. Works in various media by Jessica Battes, Nick Bontrager, Lindsey Dunnagan, Adam Fung, Susan Harrington, Alyssa Hawkins, Dick Lane, Rachel Livedalen, Sally Packard, Chris Powell, Cam Schoepp, Luther Smith, Tiffany Wolf Smith, and Angilee Wilkerson. Thru Thu. Moudy Bldg, 2800 S University Dr, FW. Free. 817-257-2588. UNT Art Gallery Permanence/Impermanence. Works in various media by Marion Belanger, Anna Collette, Terry Evans, Susan Goethel Campbell, and Aspen Mays. Thru Oct 17. UNT Art Bldg, 1201 W Mulberry St, Denton. Free. 940-565-4005. UTA Selections from the University Art Collection. Thru Oct 10. The Gallery at UTA, 502 S Cooper St, Arlington. Free. 817-272-3143 or 817-272-5658. Weiler House Fine Arts & Antique Gallery Works in various media by Bev Abbott, Rose Bangs, Anna Rose Bain, John Barger, Lee Bowman, Robert W. Cook, Walt Cude, Don Deardorff, Bonnie Adams Freeman, Donnie French, Paul Guy Gantner, K. Henderson, Theresa Hollister, Roger Iker, Laura Lewis, Steve Miller, Chiara Moerschel, Roy Odom and Cindy Wills, Joyce Pike-Master, Huang Ping, Roxie Poe, Blu Beard Powell, Janet Rodriquez, Jan Spangler, Equipo Sur, David Tripp, Federico Uribe, Charles Wallis, Soon Warren, and Tom Wheeler. On view indefinitely. 3126 Handley Dr, FW. Free. 817-457-3343. William Campbell Contemporary Art Beyond Words. Paintings and collages by Cecil Touchon. Thru Oct 10. 4935 Byers Av, FW. Free. 817-737-9566.

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Fort Worth Community Arts Center Call for paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, photographs, and mixed-media works by artists in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Arkansas. Artists may submit up to 10 pieces in JPG format. Deadline Sep 30. $40. • Call for works in all media for 2017 season. Deadline Oct 17. $25. • Call for 9”x12” works on paper including unframed photographs, drawings, paintings, prints, collages, mixed-media, or digital prints. Artist’s name, address, title and date of work, and medium must be on back. Postmark deadline Nov 16. 1300 Gendy St, FW. $5 per piece. 817-738-1938.

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Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth Tuesday Evenings at the Modern. This week: Poet LaTasha Nevada Diggs discusses her work. 7pm Tue. 3200 Darnell St, FW. Free. 817-738-9215.

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Day in the District Free admission to museum shows, plus live performances by various local performing arts organizations. 10am-5pm Sat. 144 Cultural District, FW. Free.

Exhibitionists Pop-up event features live music, art shows, food, and shopping. 11am-midnight Sat. Shipping & Receiving, 201 S Calhoun St, FW. $812. 817-476-0610. Farmers Market 8am-noon every Wed & Sat. 3821 Southwest Blvd, FW. Free. Fathom Events Roger Waters The Wall. Broadcast of concert performance of the Pink Floyd album, plus backstage footage. 8pm Tue. Hulen Movie Tavern, 4950 S Hulen St, FW; AMC Parks at Arlington, 3861 S Cooper St, Arlington; Cinemark Tinseltown, 911 W Hwy 26, Grapevine, AMC Grapevine Mills, 3000 Grapevine Mills Pkwy, Grapevine. $13-15. 818-761-6100. International Computer Music Conference 41st annual event. Sep 28-30. Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios, 411 E Sycamore St, Denton. $5. 940-387-7781. Marchathon Fundraiser for Arlington Heights High School Band. 9am Sat. Arlington Heights High School, 4501 W Fwy, FW. Free. 817-882-7620. Martin House Brewery Tours include tasting, live music, and souvenir pint glass. 2-5pm every Sat. 220 S Sylvania Av, FW. $10. 817-222-0177. Oktoberfest Includes 5K run and 15-mile bike ride, plus live music and barrel rolling races. Thu-Sat. Panther Island Pavilion, 395 Purcey St, FW. $3-12. 817-698-0700. Party on the Porch Live music by Quaker City Night Hawks to commemorate completion of museum’s renovation. 5-10pm Sat. Amon Carter Museum, 3501 Camp Bowie Blvd, FW. Free. 817-989-5030. Pawnee Bill’s Wild West Show 2:30pm and 4:30pm Sat. Cowtown Coliseum, 121 E Exchange Av, FW. $8-12. 817-625-1025. Rahr & Sons Brewing Company Tours include tasting, food, and live music. 5pm Wed & 1pm Sat. 701 Galveston Av, FW. $10. 817-810-9266. Red Bull Air Race World Championship Sat-Sun. Texas Motor Speedway, 3545 Lone Star Cir, FW. $29-59. 817-215-8500 Swing Dance Swing dance lesson. 8pm every Tue. Southside Preservation Hall, 1519 Lipscomb St, FW. $5. 817-926-2800.

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Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT) The largest independent herbarium in the Southwest, with more than one million dried plant specimens. Extensive botanical and children’s library. Tours available by appointment. 10am-5pm Mon-Fri & 10am-2pm Sat. 1700 University Dr, FW. Free. 817-332-4441. Fort Worth Botanic Garden Garden Center hours: 8am-10pm Mon-Fri; 8am-5pm Sat; 1-5pm Sun. • Conservatory regular hours: 10am-4pm Mon-Sat; 1-4pm Sun. $.50-1 • Japanese Garden regular hours: 9am-5pm Mon-Sun. $3-4.50. • 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd, FW. 817-871-7686. Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge Nature hikes every Sat at 9am. Free. • Soils & The Plant Community. 1-3pm Sat. Free. • Owls From Head to Toe. 1:30pm Sun. Free. • Full Moon Paddle. 7pm Mon. $15-20. • Open 8am-5pm daily. 9601 Fossil Ridge Rd, FW. $2-4. 817-237-1111. Fort Worth Water Gardens Five-acre water park with fountains and pools, designed by Philip Johnson. 10am-10pm daily. 1502 Commerce St, FW. Free. 817-871-5700. Fort Worth Zoo 10am-5pm daily. 1989 Colonial Pkwy, FW. $7-10.50 + $5 parking, admission half price on Wed. 817-759-7360. Fossil Rim Wildlife Center Endangered species conservation center with over 1,100 species of native and exotic animals. 9am-6pm Sun-Sat. 2155 Country Rd 2008, Glen Rose. $11.95-14.95. 254-897-2960. River Legacy Living Science Center Nature trails and science exhibits. 9am-5pm Tue-Sat. 703 NW Green Oaks Blvd, Arlington. Free, donations accepted. 817860-6752. Sea Life Grapevine Aquarium 10am-9:30pm MonSat & 11am-7pm Sun. 3000 Grapevine Mills Pkwy, Grapevine. $12.75-19. 469-444-3050. UNT Sky Theater The Wall. Show set to music by Pink Floyd. 9pm Thu & 9:30pm Sat. Environmental Education, Science and Technology Bldg, 1704 W Mulberry St, Denton. $6-7. 940-369-8213.

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AIDS Outreach Center SMART (Self Management and Recovery Training) Recovery Group. 10am every Wed. • El Sol. 5:30pm every other Wed. • El Futuro Unidos. 6pm first Mon of month. • Mujeres

Unidas. 10am every Tue. • Sista to Sista. 11:30am every Tue. 1425 Pennsylvania Av, FW. 817-3351994 or 817-229-4621. Cancer Care Services Cancer Survivors Group. 2pm every Wed. 623 S Henderson St, FW. 817-921-0653. Cancer Friendship and Support Group 6pm Wed. Star Café, 111 W Exchange Dr, FW. 817-624-8701. Co-Dependents Anonymous 6pm every Fri. Meeting Rm, Unity Church of Fort Worth, 5051 Trail Lake Dr, FW. 817-423-2965. Depression Bipolar Support Association 7:30pm Fri. Community Rm, All Saints Hospital, 1400 8th Av, FW. 817-654-7100. Eating Disorders Support Group 6pm every Tue. 1521 Cooper St, Arlington. 817-584-5399. Emotions Anonymous 7:30pm every Tue. Smithfield United Methodist Church, 6701 N Smithfield Rd, North Richland Hills. 817-868-9404. Families Anonymous 7pm every Wed. Travis Avenue Baptist Church South Complex, 717 W Berry St, FW. 817-332-6329. Fort Worth Cancer Support Group 7pm every Mon. Chaplain’s Office, Harris Methodist Fort Worth, 1301 Pennsylvania Av, FW. 817-882-2092. Natural Works Wellness Clinic Cancer Support. 7pm every Wed. • MS Support. 2pm every Sun. 1314 Lake St, Suite 102, FW. 817-332-5570. Overeaters Anonymous Noon every Tue. South Hills Christian Church, 3200 Bilglade Rd, FW. 817-9242328. Parkinson Support Group 11:30am Mon. Broadway Baptist Church, 305 W Broadway Av, FW. 817-6888990 or 817-275-1909. Widowed Persons Service Regular meeting. 2:30pm Sun. Calvary Lutheran Church, 7620 Baker Blvd, Richland Hills. 817-551-2922.

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Big Bear Native American Museum Display of Native American artifacts collected by Leonard J. Beal. 10am-5pm Thu-Sat; 1-5pm Sun. 101 Chisholm Tr, Cleburne. $5. 817-648-1486. Cattle Baron Mansion Tours Tours of McFarland House and Thistle Hill historic homes. Wed-Fri & Sun. 1509 Pennsylvania Av, FW & 1110 Penn St, FW. $7.50-15. 817-332-5875. Christian Arts Museum Featuring Judeo-Christianthemed paintings, sculpture, and wax figures. 10am-3pm Wed-Sat. 3205 Hamilton Av, FW. Free. 817-332-7878. Fort Worth Aviation Museum Historic airplanes and history of aviation in North Texas. 9am-4pm Wed; 9am-5pm Sat; 11am-5pm Sun. 3300 Ross Av, FW. $1-5. 855-733-8627. Fort Worth Museum of Science & History Humpback Whales. IMAX presentation. • Robots. IMAX presentation. • D-Day: Normandy 1944. Thru Dec 31. $6-7. • 1600 Gendy St, FW. $15-19. 817255-9300. Granbury Doll House Display of historic dolls, plus doll making and dollhouse furniture making. 10am4pm Fri-Sat; 1-4pm Sun. 421 Bridge St, Granbury. 817-894-5194. JFK Tribute Exhibit Site of the president’s last public speech, with sculpture and historic display. General Worth Sq, 916 Main St, FW. Free. 817-870-1692. National Cowboys of Color Museum and Hall of Fame 11am-6pm Wed-Sat. 3400 Mount Vernon Dr, FW. $4-6. 817-922-9999. Stockyards Museum Artifacts and photographs from the early history of Fort Worth. 10am-5pm Mon-Sat. 131 E Exchange Av, FW. $2. 817-625-5082. Texas Civil War Museum 9am-5pm every Tue-Sat. 760 Jim Wright Fwy, FW. $3-6. 817-246-2323. Veterans Memorial Air Park Historical military airplanes. 9am-noon Mon-Wed and 9am-5pm Sat and 11am-5pm Sun. 3300 Ross Av, FW. $1-5. 800575-0535. Vintage Flying Museum Display of historical airplanes, artifacts, and memorabilia. 9am-5pm Fri, 10am-5pm Sat, noon-5pm Sun. 505 NW 38th St, FW. $3-8. 817-624-1935.

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AT&T Stadium College football: Arkansas vs. Texas A&M. Sat. 1 Legends Way, Arlington. $85-300. 800-745-3000. Dallas Cowboys vs. Atlanta Falcons. Noon Sun. AT&T Stadium, 1 Legends Way, Arlington. $75-500. 800745-3000.

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Dallas Derby Devils Playoff match. 7pm Sat. NYTEX Sports Centre, 8851 Ice House Dr, North Richland Hills. $12. 817-483-0237. Stockyards Championship Rodeo 8pm Fri-Sat. Cowtown Coliseum, 121 E Exchange Av, FW. $1020. 888-269-7969. Texas Rangers vs. Detroit Tigers. Sep 28-30. Globe Life Park, 1901 Rd to Six Flags, Arlington. $13-210. 817-273-5100.

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Ashby (R) Nat Wolff stars in this comedy as a highschool student who befriends his new next-door neighbor, a terminally ill former CIA assassin (Mickey Rourke). Also with Emma Roberts, Kevin Dunn, Zachary Knighton, Michael Lerner, and Sarah Silverman. (Opens Friday in Dallas) A Brave Heart: The Lizzie Velasquez Story (PG-13) Sara Bordo’s documentary profile of the online activist who suffers from a rare deformative condition. (Opens Friday) Coming Home (PG-13) Zhang Yimou’s latest film stars Chen Daoming as a political prisoner who returns home after the Cultural Revolution to find his wife (Gong Li) suffering from dementia. Also with Zhang Huiwen, Guo Tao, Yan Ni, Zhang Jiayi, and Liu Peiqi. (Opens Friday in Dallas) The Green Inferno (R) Eli Roth’s latest horror film is about a group of student activists who find themselves being stalked by a supernatural force in the South American rainforest. Starring Lorenza Izzo, Ariel Levy, Aaron Burns, Kirby Bliss Blanton, Daryl Sabara, and Sky Ferreira. (Opens Friday) Hotel Transylvania 2 (PG) The sequel to the animated hit features Dracula (voiced by Adam Sandler) trying to keep his baby grandson from leaving the hotel. Additional voices by Selena Gomez, Andy Samberg, Kevin James, Steve Buscemi, David Spade, KeeganMichael Key, Molly Shannon, Fran Drescher, Megan Mullally, Nick Offerman, Dana Carvey, Chris Kattan, Jon Lovitz, and Mel Brooks. (Opens Friday) The Intern (PG-13) The latest comedy by Nancy Meyers (It’s Complicated) stars Robert De Niro as a retiree who takes an entry-level job with a successful fashion website. Also with Anne Hathaway, Nat Wolff, Adam DeVine, Anders Holm, Andrew Rannells, Linda Lavin, and Rene Russo. (Opens Friday) Meet the Patels (PG) Ravi Patel stars in his own documentary about his family’s efforts to arrange a traditional Indian marriage for him. (Opens Friday in Dallas) The New Girlfriend (R) The latest film by François Ozon (In the House, Swimming Pool) stars Anaïs Demoustier as a woman who discovers that her late best friend’s husband (Romain Duris) is a cross-dresser. Also with Raphaël Personnaz, Isild Le Besco, and Aurore Clément. (Opens Friday in Dallas) Pawn Sacrifice (PG-13) Tobey Maguire stars in this dramatization of Bobby Fischer’s ascent to world chess champion and simultaneous mental decline.

Also with Liev Schreiber, Peter Sarsgaard, Michael Stuhlbarg, Lily Rabe, Robin Weigert, and Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick. (Opens Friday in Dallas) Pay the Ghost (NR) Nicolas Cage stars in this thriller as a man whose young son vanishes during a Halloween party. Also with Sarah Wayne Callies, Maxwell McCabe-Lokos, Lauren Beatty, Juan Carlos Velis, and Lyriq Bent. (Opens Friday at AMC Grapevine Mills) Sicario (R) Emily Blunt stars in this thriller as an FBI agent who gets pulled into an ethical murk while assisting on an anti-drug mission in Mexico. Also with Benicio Del Toro, Josh Brolin, Jon Bernthal, Jeffrey Donovan, Maximiliano Hernández, and Victor Garber. (Opens Friday in Dallas) Sleeping With Other People (R) Jason Sudeikis and Alison Brie star in this comedy by Leslye Headland (Bachelorette) as a sex addict and a serial cheater who try to remain platonic friends. Also with Natasha Lyonne, Adam Scott, Andrea Savage, Jason Mantzoukas, Margarita Levieva, Adam Brody, Amanda Peet, and Katherine Waterston. (Opens Friday in Dallas) Stonewall (R) Roland Emmerich (Independence Day) directs this dramatization of the weeks leading up to the Stonewall Riots. Starring Jeremy Irvine, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Ron Perlman, Caleb Landry Jones, Matt Craven, Jonny Beauchamp, and Joey King. (Opens Friday)

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Ant-Man (PG-13) The weakest Marvel movie since The Incredible Hulk. The film stars Michael Douglas as a scientist who secretly invents a suit that shrinks its wearer to insect size while keeping his or her strength, and Paul Rudd as a cat burglar he recruits to help him keep his former protégé (Corey Stoll) from weaponizing the technology. The movie isn’t funny, and Rudd’s performance is atypically off; he seems too nice to be a criminal. The villain is uninteresting, the shrinking is done without any sense of wonder, and the subplot involving the burglar’s young daughter (Abby Ryder Fortson) is sloppy sentimentalism. There are moments of visual wit here, but the storytelling and characterization aren’t up to the standards that Marvel has set for its comic book movies. Also with Evangeline Lilly, Bobby Cannavale, Anthony Mackie, Judy Greer, Michael Peña, T.I., David Dastmalchian, Martin Donovan, Hayley Attwell, John Slattery, and uncredited cameos by Sebastian Stan and Chris Evans. Black Mass (R) Deeply ordinary, though it tries so hard to be very serious and important. Johnny Depp plays notorious Boston mobster James “Whitey” Bulger, who bands together with his politician brother (Benedict Cumberbatch) and their childhood friendturned-FBI agent (Joel Edgerton) to make Whitey a bureau informant. Depp is a sleek, vampiric killer here, but the rest of the high-powered cast has little to do besides try on their Boston accents. Director Scott Cooper (Crazy Heart) directs this thing tediously, cinematographer Masanobu Takayanagi seems allergic to anything that looks good, and composer Junkie XL scores this like a Wagner opera. This thing aims for epic tragedy, yet its hero comes off looking like a deluded ninny for trusting in this group of gangsters. Also with Peter Sarsgaard, Kevin Bacon, Dakota Johnson, Jesse Plemons, Rory Cochrane, Julianne Nicholson, David Harbour, Corey Stoll, W. Earl Brown,

Bill Camp, Juno Temple, and Adam Scott. Captive (PG-13) Kate Mara stars in this drama based on the true story of a single mother taken hostage by an escaped convicted killer (David Oyelowo). Also with Michael Kenneth Williams, Mimi Rogers, Leonor Varela, and Jessica Oyelowo. Fantastic Four (PG-13) The floor has been lowered for Marvel Comics adaptations, and by lowered, I mean dropped about 20 stories. Jamie Bell, Michael B. Jordan, Kate Mara, and Miles Teller play four young scientists who travel to another dimension and return with superpowers. The character development and the sense of wonder that accompanies the powers are missing here, and it takes forever just to get going. Director Josh Trank (Chronicle) blamed the studio for the mess this is; for certain someone screwed it up. Somehow, after the two previous failed adaptations, they got this wrong again. Also with Toby Kebbell, Reg E. Cathey, Tim Blake Nelson, and Dan Castellaneta. Everest (R) Baltasár Kormákur directs this thriller about a climbing party ambushed by a deadly snowstorm on Mt. Everest. Starring Josh Brolin, Jake Gyllenhaal, Robin Wright, Sam Worthington, John Hawkes, Jason Clarke, Martin Henderson, Michael Kelly, Naoko Mori, Emily Watson, and Keira Knightley. The Gift (R) The Australian actor Joel Edgerton makes an impressive debut as a writer-director in this Hollywood thriller. At first it seems like the story of a well-to-do Los Angeleno (Jason Bateman) and his wife (Rebecca Hall) being stalked by his former highschool classmate (played by Edgerton himself) after returning to SoCal, but then the filmmaker pulls a nicely executed bait-and-switch on us and reverses our sympathies. It’s hard to discuss this further without giving too much away, but Bateman and Hall are close to their best here. This feels like one of those French chillers that packs a nasty sting at the very end. Also with Allison Tolman, David Denman, Busy Philipps, Katie Aselton, Susan May Pratt, Beau Knapp, Wendell Pierce, and Nash Edgerton. Grandma (R) Lily Tomlin stars in this comedy as an elderly lesbian who takes a road trip with her granddaughter (Julia Garner) to get her an abortion. Also with Marcia Gay Harden, Judy Greer, Laverne Cox, Nat Wolff, Sarah Burns, John Cho, Sam Elliott, and the late Elizabeth Peña. Inside Out (PG) After a dip in form during this decade, Pixar is now back to producing masterpieces. This animated film takes place mostly in the mind of an 11-year-old girl named Riley (voiced by Kaitlyn Dias), as her primary emotions Joy and Sadness (voiced by Amy Poehler and Phyllis Smith) are stranded in the recesses of her brain and must find their way back to headquarters before remaining emotions Anger, Disgust, and Fear (voiced by Lewis Black, Mindy Kaling, and Bill Hader) ruin her life. Under Pete Docter’s direction, the animators’ imaginations run riot depicting Riley’s mindscape and invent brilliant gags about abstract thoughts and the subconscious. A deeper brilliance lies in the way Joy comes to realize that Sadness is an essential part of Riley’s life. Pixar tried making a movie about a girl before in Brave, and it failed. This time, they got it right. Additional voices by Diane Lane, Kyle MacLachlan, Paula Poundstone, Bobby Moynihan, Frank Oz, Rashida Jones, Flea, and John Ratzenberger. Jurassic World (PG-13) The dinosaurs are fascinating

and the people are boring, but then, why should this be any different from the 1993 original? In this fourth film, the dinosaurs are housed at a well-established theme park that turns to genetically engineering new dinosaurs to keep attracting customers, and it’s up to a raptor handler (Chris Pratt) and a scientist (Bryce Dallas Howard) with two so-cute-you’ll-barf nephews (Ty Simpkins and Nick Robinson) visiting the park to save everyone. Director/co-writer Colin Trevorrow is so busy shoehorning in references to Steven Spielberg’s original that he ignores how sexist this thing is. There’s no shame in Trevorrow’s inability to equal Spielberg’s flair, but the sense of wonder that pervaded his Safety Not Guaranteed is nowhere in evidence here. I was bored. Also with Irrfan Khan, Vincent D’Onofrio, Judy Greer, Jake Johnson, Omar Sy, Lauren Lapkus, and B.D. Wong. The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (PG-13) It looks fantastic, but what is it for? Guy Ritchie’s movie version of the spoofy 1960s British spy TV show stars Henry Cavill as a suave CIA agent who teams up with a KGB rival (Armie Hammer) and a Nazi scientist’s daughter (Alicia Vikander) to prevent a group of former Nazis from building a nuclear weapon. The cast, the Roman setting, the Kodachrome colors, and Joanna Johnston’s costumes all look absolutely groovy, but the movie is neither funny enough as a comedy nor works as a spy thriller. Ritchie’s sense of action is off, and only rarely does he achieve the insouciant, carefree vibe that he’s aiming for. Also with Elizabeth Debicki, Luca Calvani, Sylvester Groth, Christian Berkel, Jared Harris, and Hugh Grant. Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials (PG-13) James Dashner’s dystopian YA novel would have been better if it had been adapted into a video game instead of a movie. If you were controlling the hero, you’d probably make smarter decisions than him, and a pixelated version of him would show more personality than the relentlessly uninteresting Dylan O’Brien. This sequel to last year’s hit continues the adventures of the teens who survived the maze. Director Wes Ball engineers a nice sequence when O’Brien and Rosa Salazar (a ghostly new presence here) flee the zombies up a half-toppled skyscraper, but this still comes off as a half-assed Hunger Games rip-off. Also with Kaya Scodelario, Ki Hong Lee, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Dexter Darden, Alexander Flores, Jacob Lofland, Giancarlo Esposito, Aidan Gillen, Barry Pepper, Lili Taylor, and Patricia Clarkson. Minions (PG) The yellow, gibberish-spouting beings were always the best thing about the Despicable Me movies, but can they carry their own film? Sort of. The bulk of the story is set in 1968, when three of the minions venture to America to look for an evil job and find a supervillainness (voiced by Sandra Bullock) who wants to take over the British crown. The film is padded out with predictable jokes about England, the 1960s, and the music of the time — when the minions surface on Abbey Road, guess who walks over them? Fortunately, enough of the focus is on the minions and their slapstick gags that the movie remains watchable. Additional voices by Jon Hamm, Michael Keaton, Allison Janney, Steve Coogan, Jennifer Saunders, Geoffrey Rush, Hiroyuki Sanada, Pierre Coffin, and Steve Carell. Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation (PG-13) In its fifth installment, the spy series is as implausible and as gripping as ever. Tom Cruise returns as superagent

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Zehrfeld) who might have sold her out to the Nazis. Also with Nina Kunzendorf, Michael Maertens, Imogen Kogge, Felix Römer, and Frank Seppeler. Rosenwald (NR) Aviva Kempner’s documentary about Julius Rosenwald, the Chicago philanthropist who partnered with Booker T. Washington to build schools for African-Americans all over the South. The Second Mother (R) This Brazilian drama is about a live-in maid’s college-age daughter (Camila Márdila) who disrupts the lives of her mother’s employers when she comes to stay with her mother (Regina Casé) to take her college exams. Also with Michel Joelsas, Karine Teles, Lourenço Mutarelli, Helena Albergaria, and Bete Dorgam.

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safety after a virus outbreak turns all the children in his community into monsters. Also with Rainn Wilson, Alison Pill, Jack McBrayer, Leigh Whannell, Nasim Pedrad, Jorge Garcia, and Kate Flannery. The Look of Silence (PG-13) Joshua Oppenheimer’s follow-up to his documentary The Act of Killing follows an Indonesian family confronting the government official who murdered one of their brothers. Meru (R) Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi’s documentary about three climbers’ attempts to scale one of the highest peaks in the Himalayas. Phoenix (R) Not a movie about the capital of Arizona but a post-World War II drama by Christian Petzold (Barbara) about a facially disfigured German woman (Nina Hoss) who searches for the husband (Ronald

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The Monaco setting is nice to look at, but the car stunts are nothing special, the prostitutes are carbon copies of one another (the matching costumes they wear on the job don’t help), and Skrein himself demonstrates all the personality of his Audi’s dashboard. Ray Stevenson injects the only moments of humanity as the driver’s dad, who is also sucked into the plot. Also with Loan Chabanol, Gabriella Wright, Tatiana Pajkovic, Yu Wenxia, Yuri Kolkolnikov, Lenn Kudrjawizki, and Noémie Lenoir. Vacation (R) Turn the car around. This continuation of the National Lampoon’s Vacation movies concerns the Griswolds’ grown son Rusty (Ed Helms), who takes his own family on a road trip from Indianapolis to Walley World. The film repeatedly makes Rusty look like an idiot and a petty tyrant, and Helms isn’t a savvy enough actor to realize it. The Griswold clan seems to actively detest one another, and the hijinks they get into are wearisomely predictable. Despite an impressive roster of comic talent, the only actor who emerges with any credit is Chris Hemsworth as an archconservative, hypermasculine TV weatherman from Plano, imbuing a potentially hateable part with a buoyant charm. Also with Christina Applegate, Skyler Gisondo, Steele Stebbins, Leslie Mann, Charlie Day, Ron Livingston, Michael Peña, Norman Reedus, Keegan-Michael Key, Regina Hall, Colin Hanks, Tim Heidecker, Kaitlin Olson, Beverly D’Angelo, and Chevy Chase. The Visit (PG-13) The best movie M. Night Shyamalan has made in years, and maybe his (intentionally) funniest one ever. Olivia DeJonge and Ed Oxenbould play siblings whose weeklong visit to stay with their estranged grandparents (Deanna Dunagan and Peter McRobbie) at their Pennsylvania farm turns more and more disturbing each night. The found-footage approach gives a peppier rhythm to Shyamalan’s stately filmmaking, enough of the gags land to sustain you during the non-scary parts, and even the trademark Shyamalan plot twist pays off satisfyingly. Hope for Shyamalan’s career lives again. Also with Kathryn Hahn and Celia Keenan-Bolger. A Walk in the Woods (R) Bill Bryson’s memoir of trying to hike the 2,100-mile Appalachian Trail gets turned into a sitcom, but at least there’s a nice little comedy team at the center of it. Robert Redford plays the journalist and Nick Nolte plays his recoveringalcoholic buddy who agrees to accompany him so that he doesn’t die. The hike is divided into neat little episodes, and first-time screenwriters Rick Kerb and Bill Holderman make sure that you see every punchline coming. A late scene on a mountain ledge achieves the sort of serene wisdom and camaraderie that the movie is aiming for, but that’s it. The badly served supporting cast includes Emma Thompson, Nick Offerman, Kristen Schaal, Susan McPhail, and Mary Steenburgen. War Room (PG) If your husband abuses you, lock yourself in a room and pray until God makes him stop. That’s the advice that this movie gives out, and it is so jawdroppingly awful that I almost admire it. Priscilla C. Shirer plays a realtor who’s counseled by an all-wise elderly seller (Karen Abercrombie) about dealing with her cheating, possessive, wealthy husband (T.C. Stallings). Director/co-writer Alex Kendrick tells women in the audience to be good little submissive wives in such a patronizing way that he makes Tyler Perry look enlightened by comparison. For all its blather about God, this movie writes domestic abusers a blank check. I can’t think of anything worse that any recent movie has done. Also with Beth Moore, Alena Pitts, Tenae Dowling, Michael Jr., and Jadin Harris. We Are Your Friends (R) I need more interesting friends, then. Some interesting bits about the art of the DJ are mired in this tedious, boilerplate drama about an upand-coming San Fernando Valley spinner (Zac Efron) who has to choose between a burgeoning career and his loyal circle of friends. The EDM aside, this is exactly like the other movies about young musicians that we’ve been watching for the last several decades, and Efron looks like he’d rather be off watching one of those other movies. I think I might join him. Also with Wes Bentley, Emily Ratajkowski, Jonny Weston, Shiloh Fernandez, and Jon Bernthal.

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Ethan Hunt, who discovers the existence of a rival spy agency just as IMF is being dismantled. Director Christopher McQuarrie (Jack Reacher) is the latest to take over the series, and he engineers terrific action sequences involving a backstage assassination plot at an opera performance and a motorcycle chase down the highways of Morocco. As a British agent who has an in with the rival agency, Swedish actress Rebecca Ferguson is a blazing addition to the series as well. It’s a fine piece of summer escapism. Also with Jeremy Renner, Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, Sean Harris, Tom Hollander, Jens Hultén, Simon McBurney, and Alec Baldwin. Shaun the Sheep Movie (PG) This is not a Nick Park movie, but his fans should rejoice anyway. Mark Burton and Richard Starzak adapt their own animated TV series (itself spun off from Park’s A Close Shave) to make this big-screen adventure with only gibberish for dialogue. It’s about a markedly intelligent sheep who leads his fellow sheep and a dogged watchdog in a quest outside their farm to save the farmer, who is suffering from memory loss due to a head injury. From this setup, Burton and Starzak spin a number of literate gags, including references to everything from Banksy to The Silence of the Lambs. Perhaps this lacks the final ounce of ingenuity and feeling that Park’s movies have, but it’s still one of this year’s best movies for kids. Sinister 2 (R) James Ransone reprises his role as the menacing sheriff’s deputy in this prequel about a house whose inhabitants are marked for death. Also with Shannyn Sossamon, Robert Daniel Sloan, Dartanian Sloan, Juliet Rylance, and Ethan Hawke. Southpaw (R) Jake Gyllenhaal is fantastic, but this boxing drama is far less than that. He plays Billy Hope, an orphaned kid-turned-boxing champion who loses everything after his uncontrolled temper results in his wife (Rachel McAdams) being killed. Director Antoine Fuqua’s simplistic sense of drama is about as subtle as a right cross to the jaw, and about as much fun. Screenwriter Kurt Sutter gives us cliché after cliché, from the wise old trainer (Forest Whitaker) in a dingy gym to the cute kid (Oona Laurence) who needs to be saved to the redemptive title fight against the mouthy rival boxer (Miguel Gomez) who started it all. Gyllenhaal proves his range by playing this boiling rage case, but both he and we deserved a better vehicle than this movie that could have been made in 1935. Also with 50 Cent, Skylan Brooks, Victor Ortiz, Beau Knapp, Rita Ora, and Naomie Harris. Straight Outta Compton (R) Musical thrills and good timing carry this rickety biopic over its many rough patches. F. Gary Gray’s bio details how Dr. Dre (Corey Hawkins), Eazy-E (Jason Mitchell), and Ice Cube (played by the rapper’s son, O’Shea Jackson Jr.) came together to form N.W.A. in the 1980s. The movie glosses over the group’s casual misogyny and homophobia, and the latter half sags as the music stops and the rappers’ life stories get turned into soap opera. Still, the young cast perform thrilling cover versions of N.W.A.’s greatest hits, and the recent wave of police shootings of unarmed black men have put the country in just the mood to hear “Fuck Tha Police” right now. Also with Neil Brown Jr., Aldis Hodge, Marlon Yates Jr., R. Marcos Taylor, Keith Stanfield, and Paul Giamatti. Trainwreck (R) Maybe this isn’t the unfiltered Amy Schumer, but it is terribly funny. The comedian writes and stars in this comedy as a hard-partying, bed-hopping New York journalist who ponders settling down when she falls for a sports surgeon (Bill Hader) whom she’s assigned to profile. The movie stumbles badly in the second half when it tries to turn serious, even though the star gives it everything with the dramatics. Still, the Schumer sense of humor comes through. There are not one but three hilariously awkward sex scenes, plus unexpected comic support from John Cena as a boyfriend with unacknowledged homoerotic tendencies and LeBron James as a gossipy, Downton Abbey-obsessed version of himself. Schumer has never headlined a movie before; I’m intrigued to see the next one. Also with Tilda Swinton, Brie Larson, Colin Quinn, Ezra Miller, Randall Park, Vanessa Bayer, Mike Birbiglia, Dave Attell, Method Man, Daniel Radcliffe, and Marisa Tomei. The Transporter Refueled (PG-13) Ed Skrein tries to be Jason Statham. It doesn’t go well. He slides behind the wheel of this franchise as a high-performance driver who gets caught up in some prostitutes’ attempts to avenge themselves on the Russian mob boss (Radivoje Bukvic) who made them sex slaves.

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Fort Worth Blues Festival w/Millie Jackson, Lenny Williams, Cupid 8pm Sat, Nov 21. $55. Fort Worth Convention Center, 1111 Houston St, FW. 800-745-3000. Friday on the Green w/Whiskey Folk Ramblers, Jetta in the Ghost Tree, War Party 7pm Fri, Oct 9. Free. 1100 Lipscomb St, FW. 817-3219700. Juan Gabriel 8pm Thu, Dec 3. $66.50-186.50. American Airlines Center, 2500 Victory Av, Dallas. 800-745-3000. Garbage, Torres 8pm Thu, Oct 15. $35. South Side Ballroom, 1135 S Lamar St, Dallas. 214421-2021. Vince Gill 7:30pm Tue, Nov 17. $75-125. Bass Hall, 555 Commerce St, FW. 817-212-4280. Mickey Gilley 3pm Sun, Nov 8. $15-35. WinStar World Casino & Resort, 777 Casino Av, Thackerville. 800-622-6317. Ariana Grande, Prince Royce 7:30pm Sun, Oct 11. $20-79.50. American Airlines Center, 2500 Victory Av, Dallas. 800-745-3000. Josh Groban 7:30pm Sun, Oct 25. $59.50-175. Music Hall at Fair Park, 909 1st Av, Dallas. 800-745-3000. Insane Clown Posse, P.O.D., Stitches, Young Wicked, Dope D.O.D. 7pm Sun, Oct 18. $30.

Mark Knopfler 8pm Sat. $89-145. Majestic Theatre, 1925 Elm St, Dallas. 800-745-3000. Grace Potter 8pm Fri. $23. South Side Ballroom, 1135 S Lamar St, Dallas. 214-421-2021.

They’re loud, they’re heavy, they’re groovy, they’re trippy, and they’re opening for Fungi Girls and OBN IIIs on Tuesday at Lola’s Saloon (2736 W 6th St, 817-8770666). They are Fort Worth fuzzrockers FOGG.

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E C L E C T I C AllGood Café, 2934 Main St, Dallas. 214-7425362. Thu: Joshua Ray Walker. Fri: Curtis McMurtry. Sat: Miss Marcy. Sun: The Cutlers. Annette Strauss Square, 2403 Flora St, Dallas. 214-880-0202. Wed: Petty Theft. Artisan Center Theatre, 444 E Pipeline Rd, Hurst. 817-283-3406. Sat: Jeremy Blaido, Bill Brooks. The Basement Bar, 105 W Exchange Av, FW. 817624-0050. Wed: Whitnye Raquel. Sat: David Palmer. Sun: Squeezebox Bandits. The Bomb Factory, 2713 Canton St, Dallas. 214-932-6501. Thu: Datsik, Zomboy, LNY TNZ, Getter, Terravita. Fri: Ratatat. Capital Bar, 3017 Morton St, FW. 817-820-0049. Thu: Live band karaoke w/Over Drive. Fri: Walton Stout Band. Sat: High Definition. Dan’s Silverleaf, 103 Industrial St, Denton. 940320-2000. Wed: Joe Pat Hennen. Thu: Ruby Jane. Fri: Un Chien, Dome Dwellers, Cleanup, Telemegasounds, Halfsleep. Sat: Exit 380, Daniel Markham, Birds of Night, Will Johnson, Ari Roar, MTHRS. Sun: Funky Knuckles, Sidewalk Chalk, Melissa McMillan. Fat Daddy’s, 781 W Debbie Ln, Mansfield. 817453-0188. Wed: Live band karaoke w/The Live 80s. Thu: Gary Kyle, Johnny Cooper, Justin Ross. Fri: Buckcherry, Saving Abel, Sons of Texas. Sat: Look Out. Fred’s Texas Café, 915 Currie St, FW. 817-3320083. Wed: Jacob Furr Trio. Thu: Blackland River Devils. Fri: The Paychecks. Sat: Roadside Preachers, Tyrel Choat, Devin Leigh. Sun: Paul Renna, Joe Mack, Will Hobbs. Tue: The Aggravators. Fred’s TCU, 3509 Bluebonnet Cir, FW. 817-9164650. Wed: Paul Millsap & friends. Gas Monkey Bar N Grill, 10261 Technology Blvd E, Dallas. 214-350-1904. Wed: Vic Duncan Band. Thu: Thieving Birds, The O’s. Fri: Lone Star Bottle Band. Sat: Natty Vibes, Blue 22s. Sun: The Inspiration Band. Gas Monkey Live!, 10110 Technology Blvd E, Dallas. 214-350-1904. Fri: Jibe, Fantasma. Gexa Energy Pavilion, 1818 1st St, Dallas. 214421-1111. Wed: Van Halen. Glass Cactus, 1501 Gaylord Tr, Grapevine. 817-7782800. Fri: Inversion. Sat: Walton Stout Band. The Kessler Theater, 1230 W Davis St, Dallas. 214-272-8346. Thu: Max Stalling, Heather

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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): The 20th century’s most influential artist may have been Pablo Picasso. He created thousands of paintings, and was still churning them out when he was 91 years old. A journalist asked him which one was his favorite. “The next one,” he said. I suggest you adopt a similar attitude in the coming weeks, Libra. What you did in the past is irrelevant. You should neither depend on nor be weighed down by anything that has come before. For now, all that matters are the accomplishments and adventures that lie ahead of you.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Your fellow Sagittarian Walt Disney accomplished a lot. He was a pioneer in the art of animation and made movies that won numerous Academy Awards. He built theme parks, created an entertainment empire, and amassed fantastic wealth. Why was he so successful? In part because he had high standards, worked hard, and harbored an obsessive devotion to his quirky vision. If you aspire to cultivate any of those qualities, now is a favorable time to raise your mastery to the next level. Disney had one other trait you might consider working on: He liked to play the game of life by his own rules. For example, his favorite breakfast was doughnuts dipped in Scotch whisky. What would be your equivalent? CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): October is Fix the Fundamentals Month. It will be a favorable time to substitute good habits for bad habits. You will attract lucky breaks and practical blessings as you work to transform overwrought compulsions into rigorous passions. You will thrive as you seek to discover the holy yearning that’s hidden at the root of devitalizing addictions. To get started, instigate free-wheeling experiments that will propel you out of your sticky rut and in the direction of a percolating groove. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Have you made your travel plans yet? Have you plotted your escape? I hope you will hightail it to a festive playground where some of your inhibitions will shrink, or else journey to a holy spot where your spiritual yearnings will ripen. What would be even better is if you made a pilgrimage to a place that satisfied both of those agendas -- filled up your senses with novel enticements and fed your hunger for transcendent insights. Off you go, Aquarius! Why aren’t you already on your way? If you can’t manage a real getaway in the near future, please at least stage a jailbreak for your imagination. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Pablo Neruda’s *Book of Questions* consists entirely of 316 questions. It’s one of those rare texts that makes no assertions and draws no conclusions. In this spirit, and in honor of the sphinxlike phase you’re now passing through, I offer you six pertinent riddles: 1. What is the most important thing you have never done? 2. How could you play a joke on your fears? 3. Identify the people in your life who have made you real to yourself. 4. Name a good old thing you would have to give up in order to get a great new thing. 5. What’s the one feeling you want to feel more than any other in the next three years?. 6. What inspires you to love? Homework: Send testimonies about how you’ve redeemed the dark side to: Sex Laugh, uaregod@ comcast.net.

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KD Conservatory offers Associate Degrees in:

CONSOLIDATED HOSPITAL DISTRICT

MEDICAL CENTER

Acting Filmmaking Musical Theatre

PARAMediCS & eMTS – PT/FT/PRN WhiTeSToNe ASSiSTed LiViNg ReSidieNT CARe ATTeNdANT – PRN

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is accepting applications for the following:

Expanded education/emphasis for personal advancement. We’re proud to boast a solid team and modern fleet. CCMC offers very competitive salaries and excellent benefits. Busy and rapidly expanding Rural Health Clinic with 5 FT primary care providers, 3 mid-levels and a full spectrum of visiting specialists.

is accepting applications for the following:

Drop in for a lunch and interview with our CEO and our CNO for a tour of the hospital. See how you can become one of the “family” of CCMC professionals! Applications may be found at: www.comanchecmc.org and emailed to hr@comanchecmc.com or mail applications/resumes to: Human Resources 10201 Highway 16, Comanche, TX 76442 to arrange for a luncheon interview please call: Karen DeLavan, HR Director 254-879-4900 ext 4479

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WAREHOUSE/DELIVERY DRIVER NEEDED for Fort Worth Battery Distributor

Good Pay w/Benefits Over 21 Yrs of Age Clean MVR/Criminal Required Repetitive Heavy Lifting Required Apply in Person M-F at 2800 W. 6TH ST, FORT WORTH , TX 76107

CALL 817-336-0966

VaLet drIVers Requirements: • Valid driver’s license and clean driving record • Clean criminal record • Must be on your feet, run, and work outside in all types of weather • Extremely well-groomed and clean-shaven; no facial hair and tattoos must be covered.

Shifts: • Friday and Saturday nights MANDATORY • Most shifts are evening & weekend • Limited day shifts available • Extremely flexible scheduling

CaLL 972-406-8400 Apply In Person

we want you to join our team! The best people, the best equipment, the best training, the best rewards. All working together to take you farther. That’s Envoy!

Visit us at EnvoyAir.com/careers to apply online.

14315 Inwood Road Suite 105 Monday-Friday 1-4PM Apply Online

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The Acre is looking for a few talented Baristas and Mixologists

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Class A or B CDL Driving Experience Preferred $50K to $80K Potential Earnings Home Every Night Pay Based on Exp • Excellent Beneﬁts

• Fabrications • welding • Fleet service • PerFormance • accessories

Apply in Person: 4001 Old Denton Rd. Haltom City, TX 76117

An Equal Opportunity Employer

LOGISTIC SERVICES

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FORKLIFT OPERATORS ALLIANCE & NORTH FORT WORTH AREA

817-925-3551

$10.50 - $11.25/hr GENERAL WAREHOUSE/PACKERS $9/hr

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THINK BIG. THINK STABLE. THINK MARTIN-BROWER. “Martin Brower is committed to being the world’s leading logistics services provider for the quick-service restaurant industry. We operate out of 55 Distribution centers across 17 countries around the world providing consistency for our suppliers operations and vast career opportunities for our employees. We are a world-class company whose success is directly attributed to our worldclass people empowered by training and development plans and augmented by the best technology in the industry. Our customers are the heart of our business because our business is protecting their business. This commitment and leadership has been recognized by our supply chain partners through a Strategic Partner Award, Supplier of the Year Award, President’s Award and most recently the People First Award.

NATIONAL COMPANY LOOKING FOR APARTMENT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS IN THE DFW AREA

Ready to join a GREAT Team? We are looking for someone with experience in property management maintenance, or other building/trade related experience is preferred.

Martin Brower is a division of Reyes Holdings, L.L.C. aligned with leading brewers and foodservice providers, the companies that comprise Reyes Holdings deliver the best-known brands and widest variety of food and beverage items to restaurants and retailers around the world. Martin Brower is an equal opportunity employer. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Due to the nature of our business in regard to such things as delivery schedules, order inputs, selection, and Department of Transportation Hours of Service, overtime, attendance and punctuality are essential job functions. Should an individual in this classiﬁcation not be able to adhere to this requirement due to a disability, they should contact their Human Resources department to see what, if any, reasonable accommodation may be made. All qualiﬁed applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation and gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status. Martin Brower is a drug-free workplace.”

Must have working knowledge of plumbing, electrical, and appliance repair.

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Position requires a Valid Driver’s License. Some positions are required to be on-call (schedule rotates). Send Resume or contact information to

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BUS DRIVERS NEEDED Requirements: Must be willing to work flexible schedule.

Vacation Pay Plus Double-Time for Work on Holidays Medical Insurance & 401K Available

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TRUCK DRIVERS

-$1250

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AWG, the 2nd largest wholesaler in the country, is looking for

Truck Drivers for our Fort Worth Division. Initially, hired drivers will perform local runs and some yard hostler duties. AWG will offer a full benefits package for you & your family AT NO COST. Starting wages are based on Activity Based Compensation.

Will earn $800-$1000 per week. Active CDL • No felony records or DUI/DWI 3 years of Tractor/Trailer experience No violations of motor vehicle laws within past 3 years.

Continental Express, of Ft. Worth, TX is currently hiring

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• 45 CPM- All Miles • Per load/week Revenue Minimums • Additional .03 CPLM Incentive Pay • Sign on Bonus for New Drivers • Paid Weekly With Direct Deposit • Paid Vacation/ Paid Holidays • Health/Dental/Life • 401K with Match

All candidates will be tested for illegal prohibited substances.

APPLY IN PERSON at 7550 Oak Grove Road, Fort Worth, TX 76140

Email fwrecruiting@awginc.com

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Needed for North Central, West and South Texas runs.

CLASS A CDL DRIVERS • Medical beneﬁts and Sign On Bonuses offered to both Owner Operators & Company Drivers! • Company driver beneﬁts such as vacation and 401K • Weekly pay via direct deposit or Comdata Card

• Must have 2 years of Class A CDL veriﬁed experience • Pneumatic experience a plus but not required • Clean MVR; Minimal Criminal and FMCSA PSP report

For More information, call Recruiting at:

1-800-497-2100 – Weekdays Evenings and Weekends 937-726-3994 Or apply online at www.cejobs.com

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Tarrant, Dallas, Parker, Johnson & PaloPinto Counties. Our prices for representation are reasonable, and payment plans are available. Credit cards accepted. *Not certified by Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

EMP Rehearsals Fort Worth Nightly Rooms Available

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