D Magazine

D Magazine is a monthly publication focused on the Dallas-Fort Worth area, with its main office located in Downtown Dallas. It features a variety of subjects such as politics, business, dining, fashion, and lifestyle in Dallas. The magazine was first launched in October 1974 by its creators, Wick Allison and Jim Atkinson. It has gained a reputation for its yearly Best and Worst awards, which have been presented since 1977.

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Which North Texas Hospitals Are Owned By Private Equity?

6 days ago | dmagazine.com | Will Maddox

Texas leads the nation in private equity hospital ownership, and North Texas is home to several facilities that have some level of PE hospital ownership. Private equity has invested $1 trillion in U.S. healthcare over the last decade. Kindred, Perimeter, Baylor Scott & White, and Methodist health systems make up many of the private equity hospitals in the region.
Catch Dallas Is a Lively New Addition to Uptown's Steakhouse Row

6 days ago | dmagazine.com | Brian Reinhart

Catch Dallas, newly landed in Uptown, is not a seafood restaurant. You might think so from the name, the anchor logo, and the marketing materials advertising fresh sushi sourced from Tokyo’s most famous fish market. Then you arrive, and other details start to register. The wine list has more red wines than white, including three pages of California cabernet sauvignon.
Scenes From the 35th Annual Children’s Cancer Fund Gala

6 days ago | dmagazine.com | Christine Perez

Sports and fashion celebrities and other notables streamed into the Hilton Anatole last week to support the Children’s Cancer Fund’s annual gala. But the real stars of the show were pediatric cancer patients, aged 5-15, who modeled fashions from Dillard’s, accompanied by some of their heroes and cheered on by a sold-out crowd. It was the 35th year for the gala, chaired for 2025 by Lori Jones and Meredith Land, with longtime supporters Troy Aikman and Dak Prescott serving as honorary chairs.
This Weekend, the Dallas Symphony Showcases Its Past, Present, and Future

6 days ago | dmagazine.com | Brian Reinhart

The Dallas Symphony Orchestra has spent decades building a legacy of new music to add to the world’s concert stage. This weekend’s concerts are an unusual chance to see that work from two angles. One piece is a world premiere, Dallas’ latest contribution to the classical music canon. Another revives a Dallas premiere from nearly 60 years ago, a reminder that our city already has some classics of its own.
The Stars Need to Flip the Switch for the Playoffs. Can They Do It?

1 week ago | dmagazine.com | Sean Shapiro |Mike Piellucci

The Dallas Stars are limping into the postseason. Heading into Saturday’s first-round series opener against Colorado, the Stars have lost seven straight and have allowed 36 goals during the losing streak.
What We Saw, What It Felt Like: Mavs-Kings

1 week ago | dmagazine.com | Jake Kemp |Mike Piellucci

The playoffs are complicated. Each series is its own story, and each game is its own chapter encompassing a dozen moments and plot points. But the playoffs can also be simple. Each of those moments, those plot points, falls into one of two buckets: the things we observe and the emotions they inspire within us. That’s what we’re here to talk about.
Paige Bueckers Is the Dawn of a New Day For the Wings

1 week ago | dmagazine.com | Dorothy Gentry |Mike Piellucci

Special and unselfish are two words that have repeatedly been used to describe Paige Bueckers. And just how special and unselfish she is will be on display in one month as the first pick in the 2025 WNBA draft takes the court as a member of the Dallas Wings. “Paige Bueckers is special,” new Wings coach Chris Koclanes said after the historic selection was made on Monday night. “She’s unselfish.
How North Texas Nonprofit Equest Provides Healing and Education Through Horses

1 week ago | dmagazine.com | Layten Praytor

In 1981, the Freedom Ride Foundation had just one horse, one instructor, and a few volunteers when it launched in Southlake. Founded by Evelyn Zembrod and Susan Schwartz, the group continued to expand and evolve, prompting a move to Wylie and a new name—Equest—in 1986.
North Texas Lawyers Jam for a Cause Through Law Rocks Dallas

1 week ago | dmagazine.com | Will Maddox

Most attorneys spend their careers practicing discretion and decorum. Keeping a respectful tone toward the judge, opposing counsel, and the jury, protecting attorney-client privilege, and following the complex rules that govern the courtroom don’t allow for much cutting loose.
I Was at the Exclusive Mavs Media Roundtable. It Was Even More Awkward Than I Imagined.

1 week ago | dmagazine.com | Ben Swanger |Mike Piellucci

The invite flashed across my phone at 6:45 p.m. Monday night. I was invited to what the Dallas Mavericks termed a “roundtable” with Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison and team president Rick Welts the following morning at 10 a.m. The subject matter was undisclosed, although the lure was obvious: an audience with Harrison, who had not done any interviews since the morning after he traded Luka Dončić to the Los Angeles Lakers in early February. The invitation came with conditions.