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Some people say that filmmakers don’t make different movies, they just make different versions of the same movie over and over. Martin McDonagh’s filmmaking debut was 2008’s In Bruges, about two Irish hit men in Belgium, one of whom has secretly been tasked with killing the other because of a screw-up. Wild Horse Nine is […] The post <em>Wild Horse Nine</em>: Just Shoot Me appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.

I made some new friends who had come in town for a collegiate sporting event in the Austin area this past Saturday. I happened to have my phone out while sharing a car ride and talk turned to how their alma mater had done on the gridiron that day. So I looked up the score […] The post Sport Rush: Fans To Rival Football appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.

I’m writing this in the late morning of Tue, Nov 3, and I’ve set aside my phone, even though I’m waiting for a couple texts to appear in reply to questions I need to complete this piece, a weekly column that is supposed to promote local music. I don’t know about you, but it’s hard […] The post White Noise appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.

Donald Trump got spanked. That’s it. That’s the story. With Dems winning all up and down the ballot, there’s no easier point of blame than the guy with the stranglehold on the Republican party. Locally, the biggest spanking was to Bo French. The sexist, racist, bigoted Tarrant County Republican lost to D Jon Rosenthal in […] The post Time to Pay the Fiddler appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.

The 2026 ballot for the Fort Worth Weekly Music Awards is now live. For the full month of November, loyal Weekly readers (that’s you!) can nominate their favorite local bands and musicians via a write-in ballot at FWWeekly.com/music-awards-2026. The format is like the Best Of ballot. Write in your choices from our select group of […] The post Crosstown Sounds: It’s Panthy Time Again! appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.

The Big Dill World’s Largest Pickle Party is back at Globe Life Field (734 Stadium Dr E, Arlington, 817-533-1972) and Texas Live! (1650 E Randol Mill Rd, Arlington, 817-852-6688) on Sat, Nov 7, from 11am to 8pm. And this year, the party comes with a crown. At 4:30pm, Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi takes the stage to […] The post Big Ticket: Texas, Meet Your Pickle Queen appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.

Hiro’s Kitchen — Sushi and Sake, 309 W Daggett Av, Ste 101, Fort Worth. @hiroskitchenfw. 4:30-8:30pm Sun, 5:30-10pm Tue-Sat. As Will Ferrell’s Mugatu from the now-classic comedy Zoolander would say, “Omakase is so hot right now.” Fort Worth diners are lucky to have so many places serving exceptional fish these days. Just a couple of months […] The post A Hiro’s Journey appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.

Maybe you’ve heard the whispers that Netflix’s pricey gay epic La bola negra might be the movie that will overhaul The Odyssey for the Best Picture Oscar. That movie now expands to a few Tarrant County theaters this weekend before it hits streaming next month, and I suspect that if I were Spanish, I might […] The post <em>Bola Negra</em>: Sonetos de Amor appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.

The National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas is opening a Miranda Lambert exhibit on Saturday...

Cameron’ Smith’s new album is a personal time capsule of sorts. Recorded in July at Bluff Dale Cabin, a recording studio in Bluff Dale (about 50 miles southwest of the Fort), In Lieu of Flowers: Live at Cabin Records is a tapestry of the 38-year-old Fort Worth troubadour’s artistic life, from his early punk beginnings 22 years […] The post ‘In Lieu of Flowers’ appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.