The Pennsylvania Documentary 'GasLand' Drills for Answers
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Fort Worth Weekly |
February 17, 2010
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More by Dan McGraw
Texas Agency Decisions on Public Notices Draw Criticismnew
Public notices in local newspapers are a key element in keeping citizens informed about government goings-on. Giving people a heads-up on public hearings on everything from annexations to zoning, contract bids to new ordinances, the notices are all about transparency of government. One might think that government agencies would have some strict rules to abide by when posting public notices. But in Texas, the rules are all over the map.
Fort Worth Weekly |
Dan McGraw |
12-05-2011 |
Policy Issues
Knocking on the Doornew
Latino political power is at stake in Texas redistricting battles.
Fort Worth Weekly |
Dan McGraw |
11-02-2011 |
Race & Class
Let the Right Ones Outnew
Fort Worth folks play key roles in the work of freeing the wrongly convicted.
Fort Worth Weekly |
Dan McGraw |
03-09-2011 |
Crime & Justice
Tags: Wrongly Convicted
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Tracking Ghostbreakersnew
New York City’s trailblazing ABC affiliate picks up a Fort Worth filmmaking team’s ghostly spoof.
Fort Worth Weekly |
Jimmy Fowler |
03-09-2011 |
TV
A Lost Hemingway Novel Becomes A Film That Should Have Been Lostnew
A partial manuscript by Ernest Hemingway was finished, controversially, in the '80s and now has become a period drama. They should have left it unfinished.
Fort Worth Weekly |
Kristian Lin |
12-09-2010 |
Reviews
Dawn Treader: Narnia Watered Downnew
The third installment of the Narnia series continues the uniform, tasteful dullness of its predecessor.
Fort Worth Weekly |
Kristian Lin |
12-08-2010 |
Reviews
Conviction Has Courage, Lacks Craftnew
A true story becomes a plodding, unoriginal legal drama.
Fort Worth Weekly |
Kristian Lin |
10-29-2010 |
Reviews
The American: This Gun for Hirenew
Director Anton Corbijn has a jeweler's eye for visual detail, but he's still trying to get a handle on other cinematic elements. The result is a beautiful, boring movie that's the least interesting George Clooney outing since Ocean's Twelve.
Fort Worth Weekly |
Kristian Lin |
09-02-2010 |
Reviews
Tags: The American, Anton Corbijn
