Victory

The $185-million museum will be built in Victory Park.

The facility's interior will include five floors of public space housing 10 exhibition galleries, including a children's museum and outdoor playspace/courtyard -- and a whole bunch of other stuff.

Summer lull basically killed them dead.

So you can see the ads-- er, sports action really big and really clear.

Send your positive thoughts -- and disposable income -- to Medina Oven & Bar, Kenichi, Craft, Luna de Noche, and Victory Tavern.

They'll offer seven-inch pan pizzas -- an inch larger than what was previously offered in the arena, OMG!

The Law Reviewers wish they'd gotten more dip for their $15.

The overpriced courtyard adjacent to downtown hasn't seen a crowd this size since the legendary New Year's 2007 gathering, and we are just so grateful to the vision of Tom Hicks et al.

An icon of Dallas' outdoor artscape, Frank Campagna gets back to work with six paintings to grace the wall lining the House of Blues walkway entrance.

How many &*$! banks do we need, for cripes sake.

El Fenix and the Hernandez grocery store are just waiting for the right price.

Get up at 6:00 a.m., stand around for a while, and you'll be rewarded with a free concert.

Two high-rise towers will add 14 more stories of office space and another 300, undoubtedly overpriced, apartments.

Uh-oh, maybe that little slice of paradise down there isn't so idyllic after all.

Finally, someone who can afford to eat at Nove and N9NE on a regular basis.

First major ubiquitous Wi-Fi network in Dallas, so they say.

He had a whole lot to do with making Victory Park the $$$$ playpen it is today, yet he's bailing just as it comes to fruition.