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Fort Worth Weekly is an alternative weekly news and culture outlet focused on Fort Worth and the surrounding North Texas region.
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Crosstown Sounds: Simply the Best (opens the original)
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Fort Worth is home to some of the best musicians in North Texas, so much so that you (yes, you) are worthy of your very own, super-special awards season. That’s why we did not include music categories in this year’s Best Of edition. Instead, your time to shine will be in November and December. For the full month of November, loyal Weekly readers can nominate their favorite local bands and musicians via a write-in ballot. The format will be like the Best Of ballot. You’ll be able to write in your
When Every Game Lives in a Rectangle (opens the original)
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They share little beyond a screen, and in some cases cards. Each game has its own unique parameters, rules, and customs. Each game is visually, spatially, and kinematically separate from the rest. Similar to how a movie or television series is split into episodes, digital gambling has to find a way to make each game feel separate from the others. Sometimes a solution can be found in how the disparate elements of design, such as hierarchical ordering, spatial relationship, and movement, are consi
Verity: Faking It (opens the original)
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In my review of The Housemaid last winter, I said that trashy novels can sometimes make entertaining movies. Verity is a much poorer example of that, I’m afraid. I started the book and found her writing unreadable, but that’s not a disqualifier for a movie. In fact, it’s the best film ever made from a Colleen Hoover novel, for what that’s worth. Largely, that’s down to two of the performances. If you haven’t read the book, the movie begins with unsuccessful published novelist Lowen Ashleigh (Dak
Welcome to Best Of 2026 (opens the original)
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Gotta be positive. Even with things the way they are, so much overflows our cups. We must remain hopeful. And grateful. Since we’ve been covering Fort Worth for 30-plus years, we have never run out of good things to say about this city and environs, a.k.a. the Great 817. This year is no different. About the Issue We counted your votes, all thousands of them, and have tabulated all your Readers’ Choices while adding our own critic’s picks, just for that personal touch. Editing this issue is alway
Getting & Spending // Best Of 2026 (opens the original)
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Antique & Vintage Finds Readers’ Choice: Montgomery Street Antique Mall (2601 Montgomery St, Fort Worth, 817-735-9685) Critic’s Choice: Ain’t that Something (341 W Main St, Azle, 817-913-1515) This antique shop is absolutely worth the drive! Ain’t that Something has countless vendor booths with so many treasures inside, all at reasonable prices. Seriously, there is something there for everybody in this shop. Shop owner Marie also hosts regular events at her store and regularly participates in lo
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