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The guy who produced Yellowstone probably knows a little bit about film. And Fort Worth. The problem, David Glasser recently said, is that while the city may be a “great place to live,” it needs a more robust local workforce for film. To shoot 1883, the prequel to the hit Paramount Network TV show, in the Stockyards,
Viking & Ale Weekend is filled with themed special events such as costume contests, the Stein Holding competition, and tug o’ wars.
Whether it’s the effortlessly cool swagger Zach Burns brings to the Unlikely Candidates’ concert images or the cinematic renderings of Charley Crockett’s shows from Brooks Burris, music and photography enjoy a synergistic relationship in Fort Worth. During packed, raucous shows at Lola’s Fort Worth, Tulips FTW, and
Catching up with Brooks Burris, who's crafted a career photographing some of music's biggest names
Throughout its history, country music has been fortunate enough to have several trailblazing women whose work bucked cultural standards of the so-called “woman’s place” in society. Whether by Loretta Lynn’s “Don’t Come Home A-Drinkin’ ” or Dolly Parton’s “Just Because I’m a Woman,” brilliant women songwriters were