SXSW Story
For SXSW, I wrote a huge opinion section article in the Dallas Morning News about the event. They even had a teaser above the masthead! Read it on their site if you missed it...
Category: blog
I’d Missed Being In the Huff Post
In looking for something else, I found that I’d missed knowing that one of my tweets was embedded as content in a Huff Post story. The story is titled, “21 Hashtags That Changed The...
Looking Forward to Binge Watching Tabula Rasa
With binge watching being a thing, finding a new binge watching series is the kind of thing that’s worth celebrating. Unfortunately they are still busy in Belgium making my new favorite binge -worthy television...
“Haunters” Is the Most Terrifying Movie Ever Made
There are a lot of films that promise terror. Haunters: The Art of the Scare shows you real terror. As someone who has done haunted interactive theater for years, I know what it takes...
36 hours in Black Rock City
After Hurricane Harvey ended–and since my 80 year-old parents in the Houston suburbs were totally fine— I managed to get to Burning Man for a couple of days. Luckily I was camped with the...
Eating gluten free avocado toast in a former Soviet state
Dallas Morning News July 27, 2017 Hanging out at a music festival on the edge of the former Soviet Union, I saw a dude in a Donald Trump costume grooving down to a set...
If You’re Going to San Fransisco…
Every time I spend some time in San Fransisco, I want to spend more time in San Fransisco. It’s just adorable! **The transit is adorable (or at least what’s left of the cable car...
This Week on Burnet Road
As Austin changes, the center of hipness moves around. Right now it might be in East Austin, but the area around Burnet Road is coming on strong. Here are a few selections from the...
The south will ride again…
Meet the “General Leemo.” Given the baggage of Robert E. Lee, this reads as a white power party car, not an homage to a 70s TV show (that I totally loved when it was...
On “Colossal” and Korea
Today’s column on the movie “Colossal” and what it means to us now in the Dallas Morning News can be found here. You can see more photos from the film’s screening at Fantastic Fest...
