This just in from the “I Facebook at Work” department:

I’m needing to hire an assistant ASAP, so if you guys know anyone in Dallas looking for a full time job (hourly pay) working with some of Dallas’ finest real estate agents and a crazy broker, please email me ...read more

The marking on the left obviously says “zero.” It’s up to you what the one on the right says.

I just realized that this would have made a killer Fill in the Bubble today. Alas, ’twas not meant to be.

Instead, just take a quick gander ...read more

We just want to point out that in this week’s Park Cities People we incorrectly stated that Mal Malouf closed her first shop, Mallie, in Snider Plaza three years ago, when in fact it was simply sold to current owner Christy Mesec. Both of ...read more

In honor of To Kill a Mockingbird’s 50th anniversary, Talmage Boston has a marvelous column in this week’s paper about Mary McDonagh Murphy’s Scout, Atticus & Boo: A Celebration of Fifty Years of To Kill a Mockingbird.

Another To Kill a Mockingbird summer read is  Mockingbird: A Portrait of Harper Lee by Charles J. Shields. Published in 2007, it’s ...read more

Buddy Macatee’s column in today’s edition of Park Cities People includes this gem:

When Harold Henger and I were in early college, one Sunday evening we carried a thermos full of gin, grapefruit juice, and ice up to the balcony, where — aided by an ...read more

Classic Tobacco offers a variety of products and services to its customers at Inwood and Lovers. In addition to selling hookah, electronic cigarettes, and premium cigars smokeable from the comfort of an in-store leather couch, the staff at Classic Tobacco will unlock your iPhone while you light up. Conveniently, government rules ...read more

During his Aug. 9 visit to the Park Cities, President Obama should also stop by __________.

Former Scots quarterback Luke Woodley confirmed he has transferred to Texas A&M to play football for the Aggies, although he had no further comment.

Woodley, who guided Highland Park to back-to-back 11-2 seasons the last two years, originally signed with Louisville. He graduated from high ...read more

Former Highland Park basketball standout Troy Alexander has transferred from Santa Clara to SMU.

“I love Santa Clara and the area out there, but things just didn’t seem to be working out for me basketball wise,” Alexander said. “I didn’t feel like I was ...read more

The swanky Italian eatery on McKinney Avenue invites guests to tip their fedoras to Sinatra, Martin, and the rest of the classic crew, with its Rat Pack Wednesdays.

Fly yourself to the moon (or just to the bar) with Sfuzzi’s Rat Pack-themed music, menus, and cocktails, such as the Chairman ...read more