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December 2008
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March 2008 Archives  It's based on the classic 1960's Japanese animated series. It's about the aspirations of a young race car driver as he goes for the glory with the Mach 5. Only, this film blows that animated thing away! You gotta see this thing, it's amazing! ...
RU thoed enough to figure out this dance? It goes to Cutta C's song "Cuz Im Thoed" (if you requested it more on K104 and 97.9FM it might help)...but if you click here you can get living room lessons... ...OK...so I was out at Lively Point Skate Park in Irving...and back in the day (before it changed management) I used to roll at GPX Skate Park in GP...so where else can a girl get her skate on in NTX? And which crews should I be hanging with? ...And if you don't, I know how you can to get it. What's hot, hip and happening in north Texas fashion? Find out from The Dallas Fashionistas! ...
Tre Wilcox became a household name for foodies across the country after a stint on Bravo's Top Chef season 3 and the 2007 Holiday Cooking Challenge (where he made it to the finals but got burned again...NUTS!). And while he didn't win the competition enchilada (blast that bread pudding!!), he was certainly seen as a tasty reality television morsel. So what's cookin' in his world? You gotta watch 03.09's YST episode to find out. (Oh...and some time in the near future, you can see his bulging biceps over the burners as he makes things hot in the kitchen just for little ol' me.) ...I've introduced Cutta C at a couple area concerts but never really paid too much attention to his performances (maybe I should have). But his name -- and his entourage-- was always stuck in my dome. I had dinner at Stephen Pyles restaurant in Downtown Dallas last night. The food, service and ambiance were outstanding as usual. Here's where it gets interesting, the matri'd convinced us to try the Pina Diablo cocktail. The name says it all. It's a mix of several rums, pineapple chunks, cinnamon, sugar and serrano chile peppers. The drink has a dark spicy flavor and the kick of a mule. Wow! We'll definitely be back for more. ... |
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