Stars Sitting Pretty for Olympic Break
By Martin Iheke Believe it or not, but your Dallas Stars enter the Olympic Break holding the last playoff spot in the Western Conference. Who would have thought almost four weeks ago when this team […]
February 2014
E-Literate: Writing Advice
By Ethan Harmon Being a writer is not always easy. Sure, some ideas just flow from you and are easily written. Sometimes, it just does not work that way. Writer’s block happens, you can get […]
No Time for Happy for Mavericks Coach
By Will Martin You have to like a coach who knows the importance of finishing what you start. Not content to just be winning but to look down the road and eye the objective at […]
Blitz Weekender: February 7 – 9
By Audra Stamp Well the Super Bowl has come and gone and we’re once again survived another cold front. Now’s the time to get out and do something new, something different. Let us be your […]
Peyton Manning: What’s Next?
By Brad Barrett After a record breaking season, a fifth MVP, and a trip to the Super Bowl, Peyton Manning could be walking away from the game. As we saw on Sunday, Manning couldn’t get […]
You Ol’ Romantic, You
By Wendy Wyatt The beloved National Hearts and Chocolate Day is right around the corner. You know what that means, fellas? To quote Pink, “R-O-M-A-N-C-E, you can do it babe.” The other 364 days you can go back to […]
2014 NFL Mock Draft
By Brad Barrett Let’s roll the dice now that the Super Bowl is over and see how a mock draft would look. Since the Houston Texans have the first pick, should they stay or trade […]
Movie Review of The Monuments Men
By Gary Dowell A lukewarm effort that fails to adequately plumb the depths of a winning premise, director/actor/screenwriter George Clooney’s The Monuments Men positions itself to make a grand commentary on the importance of art and its […]
SXSW 2014: Air Review
By Amber Lafrance Dallas band Air Review is rapidly gaining attention for its cool, exquisite pop harmonies. Band members have managed to crank out a variety of melodies and tones, resulting in an ambientfolk sound that gives them an unparalleled musical identity. What […]
Kevin Stadler Gets First PGA TOUR Victory in Phoenix
By Jay Betsill Kevin Stadler, the 33-year-old who is better known as the son of 1982 Masters champion Craig Stadler, won his first PGA TOUR event in his 239th start this weekend by firing a […]