In a recent Slog AM,
Stranger writer Jasmyne Keimig sleepily wrote that state Senator Mark Mullet would serve another six-year term after narrowly winning the 5th Legislative District race over challenger Ingrid Anderson. But, as
many readers pointed out, state senators only serve four-year terms. She regrets the error.
Nathalie Graham, who covers city hall for
The Stranger, regrets each time she thought covering a new Tree Ordinance update was worthwhile. It never was.
Quibi regrets launching a billion-dollar service meant to appeal to people on the move during a global pandemic when nearly everyone is working from home and craves long-form media.
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The Ten Most Memorable Things Influential Texans Told Us This Year
These are our favorite quotes from the actors, musicians, business leaders, and other prominent people who appeared in our pages.
December 17, 2020
Illustration by Texas Monthly; Adriene Mishler: Ilya S. Savenok/Getty; Art Acevedo: Michael Buckner/Getty; Emmanuel Acho: Eugene Gologursky/Getty; Brené Brown: Joe Scarnici/Getty; Alyssa Edwards: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty
In journalism lingo, a pull quote is a great one-liner, the kind that gets reprinted in big, bold text in the margin of a magazine story. You usually know one when you hear it: the best quotes are often surprising, spontaneous, and short. This year, our staff and freelance writers interviewed dozens of noteworthy Texans from all walks of life, producing so many great quotes that it was difficult to winnow them down. Funny and thoughtful, whimsical and deadly serious, these are ten of our favorites.
‘We will do better,’ new operator of Dallas bar Redfield’s tells LGBT community before its reopening
The bar owners were accused of homophobia in October. It reopens in mid-December and will be operated by a member of the LGBT community.
On Oct. 24, 2020, protesters hung a gay-pride flag outside of Redfield s Tavern in Dallas. LGBTQ+ community members protested outside the tavern after the co-owner said he didn t want the bar to be an overtly gay place.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)
Redfield’s Tavern in Dallas reopens Monday, Dec. 14 with a new name, Redfield’s Neighborhood Tavern.
Dylan Asher, the former bar manager at Maple Landing in Dallas, has been hired by Redfield’s original owners to run the operations of the bar. Asher, who is gay, hopes that other members of the LGBT community in Dallas will return to the establishment despite backlash in October when the co-owners were caught on tape saying they didn’t want Redfield’s to be perceived as an “ov