Matt Goodman
Online editorial director for @DMagazine. I write a newsletter about Dallas called D Brief every Sunday. On notepads I scribble. matt.goodman@dmagazine(dot)com
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2 months ago |
dmagazine.com | Matt Goodman
I don’t like writing about myself. Sorry, but first person is too often a crutch. Outside of columns and opinion pieces, if the writer isn’t advancing the narrative, the writer shouldn’t be in the story.
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2 months ago |
dmagazine.com | Matt Goodman
Caglar Ozerdim and Julie Shaddox can’t tell their love story without the Dallas Mavericks. It began a dozen or so years ago, when he invited her to a game because he didn’t have anyone else to go with. They fell in love, got married, had two kids, purchased season tickets a decade ago in section 116.
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2 months ago |
dmagazine.com | Eve Hill-Agnus |Matt Goodman
British-born painter Cecily Brown’s Figures in a Landscape 2 (2002), currently on view at the Dallas Museum of Art, leans almost defiantly into abstraction. Where in all that melee are the figures? Where is the landscape? The fleshy pinks and browns, the lush, verdant greens, the pastel blues and violets roil tumultuously. They are hallmark Cecily Brown. Elsewhere in the show, canvases full of reds and pinks prove explicitly erotic.
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2 months ago |
dmagazine.com | Matt Goodman
This Saturday won’t be the first time that Joe Bob Briggs has settled into his seat to watch a Roger Corman classic or the newest cinematic splatterfest at the Texas Theatre. The host of Shudder’s successful movie showcase The Last Drive-In has given talks before at the Oak Cliff cinema about how rednecks saved Hollywood’s film industry. He’s hosted brain-splattered flicks like Brain Damage.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
dmagazine.com | Matt Goodman
The work of filmmaker and retired educator Bart Weiss is currently on display at the Gallery at the University of Texas at Arlington. The first retrospective of Weiss’s work, entitled Bart Weiss: Video Y’all, consists of projects from across his expansive, eclectic career.
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So. After 11 years, I'm leaving @DMagazine to start something new with @SharonFGrigsby. Here are some parting words on Dallas and what's next. Let's go. https://t.co/4trFzzrCXA
The fans mourned to @jga41agher and @IsaacKLee’s “Halleluka” on Saturday. This is the energy they’re keeping out of the AAC. https://t.co/ctx2ywYNzp
Good afternoon. I wrote about the local basketball team again. The piece is titled "The Mavericks Must Stop Acting Like Enormous Dweebs Toward Their Fans." https://t.co/ZrNIy7sFT4 https://t.co/Vw0Bh7SwG8
Headline of this story got literal fast. https://t.co/BkoA37GsEW
The fan who mouthed “fire nico” to the jumbotron has been escorted out of AAC. To raucous booing. https://t.co/QE7eJxS7gH
