I know, I know... you're hungry for more Erykah Badu.
Catch her tomorrow night at the Bomb Factory, a new Dallas venue. It is at 2713 Canton Street ... in Deep Ellum, but you knew that!
While not an entirely new concert location, the local alternative weekly states Badu's appearance will be the venue's "first show since the '90s." Good thing, because Erykah Badu's co-performer Sarah Jaffe, was a 'young pup' for most of the 90s.
If that show is not your thing, what's better than viewing "ultraluxury" (according to the Dallas Morning News) cars at the Dallas Auto Show.
While it may not be the Detroit Auto Show, you can still smell the "fresh" new car smell. At the Kay bailey hutchison Convention Center, 650 S. Griffin St, today until Sunday.
THE END.
Welcome to my little piece of the blogosphere. During your visits to my blog you will see postings sometimes about music. I will talk about my favorite artists. I will talk about events and places to go. Since I am currently living at home, I'm North Dallas Homegirl and weblogista (Yes, I've been cracking myself up for 8 years).
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Friday, January 9, 2015
Work Your Butt Off... And For $35 You Can See George Quartz
It is highly inappropriate to give you a New Year's message when it is January 9. So here's my arresting proverb:
Be grateful. Find small things to be grateful for.
Go work your butt off this year.
While a confusing all-encompassing event broadcasting "culture," "fashion," food, art and music, (we're OK with the last 3), Artopia prances into Dallas Saturday January 17. Luckily, the venue is Centennial Hall at Fair Park. The address is 1001 Washington St, Dallas TX 75210. Tickets begin at 35.00, but then they rise.
The good news is, sometime between 8 pm and 11 pm, you can catch George Quartz. In the interest of full disclosure, the Dallas artist had a blog called La Maladie Tropical. Mysteriously, there have been no posts since about four years ago.

Tropically, see you in about a month!!
Thanks for the 2015 patience.
Be grateful. Find small things to be grateful for.
Go work your butt off this year.
While a confusing all-encompassing event broadcasting "culture," "fashion," food, art and music, (we're OK with the last 3), Artopia prances into Dallas Saturday January 17. Luckily, the venue is Centennial Hall at Fair Park. The address is 1001 Washington St, Dallas TX 75210. Tickets begin at 35.00, but then they rise.
The good news is, sometime between 8 pm and 11 pm, you can catch George Quartz. In the interest of full disclosure, the Dallas artist had a blog called La Maladie Tropical. Mysteriously, there have been no posts since about four years ago.

Tropically, see you in about a month!!
Thanks for the 2015 patience.
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Anderson Cooper Keeps Himself Honest and Keira Knightley: "Seriously Unwound."
Dear all,
I guess no more mentions of Anderson Cooper's cute butt. (And, this was only mentioned because it was found accidentally on the internet. honestly). He is gay. And, there is not much to comment on. (While I am slightly distraught).
Of course he is still a great journalist and reporter.
I read a review by Mark Holcomb in the Dallas Observer of the movie Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World.
Needless to say, I loved it; it would be on a north dallas homegirl What's Hot list. (Please read it!)


In the review, he calls Keira Knightley "seriously unwound" as a perky neighbor.
Very disturbing, Keira.
No fashion mistakes to report on.
May you have firework after firework tomorrow.
Alice
North Dallas Homegirl
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