The elegant bistro pampers with such dishes as smoked pork porterhouse with creamy poblano grits.

The Tex-Mex fast casual restaurant brings solar panels, naturally raised meat, and three more DFW locations this year.

Bistro Louise has been around since 1996, proffering Mediterranean-swayed American flights -- sometimes with Asian fancy, at other times deploying a Southwestern twang -- as expressed through the culinary wit of famed chef Louise Lamensdorf, a Cowtown icon.

A cool new spot in Keller serves up tasty Texas dishes at reasonable prices. It won't be a Lonesome Lizard for long.

Nobody ever thought of Grapevine Mills as a dining destination.

Yo-Yo Ma

That sound you hear as you’re whizzing by on I-35 is a musical mecca finding its groove. So pull off, plug in, and rock hard.

Many a hipster head was scratched upon hearing the announcement that British buzz band Muse would play -- the Fort Worth Convention Center?! But let's not look a gift horse in the mouth.

David Gray has continued to evolve as one of pop music's most riveting talents.

Palm Beach band Surfer Blood is poised to be one of 2010's breakout acts.

Event will be Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Fort Worth Convention Center

St. Patrick's Day parade, events planned in the Stockyards.

Madea pays a visit, Dirk plays ping pong, the zoo's living museum and Beatles tribute act Rain pours down this week.

Opera isn't known for being kid-friendly, but the Fort Worth Opera wants to change that perception.

The event at Log Cabin Village on Saturday will show artisans at work.

The annual SXSW movie festival hasn't even started, and already it's a mob scene.

Half of the four North Texas contestants on this season's American Idol have made it to the top 12.

Michael Johnson is perhaps best known as a four-time Olympic gold-medal winner, and for the 1996 Summer Olympics, in which he was the first man to win gold in both the 200- and 400-meter races. But he's also a businessman, with a background that goes all the way back to his days at Baylor University.

A few dozen people got callbacks for Dallas-area auditions of 'So You Think You Can Dance?' Will they make the final cut?

AUSTIN -- At the Austin Convention Center on Thursday afternoon, there was a 90-minute wait to collect your credentials for this year's South by Southwest Film Festival. That's a sign of what's likely to be some crowded days ahead.

Another local talent, Joey Corpening, will open at McDavid Studio on Friday.

He'll play his compositions Thursday at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.

Los Lobos and Leo Kottke will perform at Bass Hall. Also on the performing-arts bill is "Sunday in the Park with George" in Bedford.

Paul Greco, the guest curator for this show at Gallery 414, has put together an exhibit of like-minded artists who eschew pretty subjects and seek out interesting ones -- Charles Coldewey, Kazuko Goto, Erin Guy, Tesa Morin, Dan Tossing and Erik Tosten.

Fierstein sings and kvetches just fine in 'Fiddler on the Roof,' but the company's dancing is a standout.

David Gray has continued to evolve as one of pop music's most riveting talents.

Palm Beach band Surfer Blood is poised to be one of 2010's breakout acts.

Norah Jones concert set for May. Denton singer Sarah Jaffe is a must-see opening act

Another local talent, Joey Corpening, will open at McDavid Studio on Friday.

Los Lobos and Leo Kottke will perform at Bass Hall. Also on the performing-arts bill is "Sunday in the Park with George" in Bedford.

U.S. video game sales could likely show a decline Thursday when the NPD Group releases its February sales figures after the market closes.

"Uncharted 2: Among Thieves" stole the show at the Game Developers Choice Awards.

ICAHN REBUFFED: Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. rejected a bid by activist shareholder Carl Icahn to boost his stake.

A federal court has upheld regulations that require cable TV companies to make channels they own available to satellite TV providers and other rivals on equal terms.

U.S. retail sales of video games declined 15 percent in February, hurt in part by an ongoing decline in sales of music games and lower sales of the Wii system.