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Alternative weekly newspaper bringing local news, arts, and entertainment info to Fort Worth and surrounding areas.

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Hot off the press! It’s not up for debate. AI is now a part of our daily lives and will be until the robots completely take over, which some experts believe will happen sooner than we may realize. Scary stuff, but until then, we’ve got to work with LLMs and corral them to ensure they don’t ultimately Borg us like they did to our beloved Capt. Picard (R .I.P., Sir Patrick). Throughout this issue, we tackle AI’s impact on almost all facets of society (sans interstellar space travel), from data centers on the environment (pg. 5) and the dangers of bot companionship to jobs, dining, film, sports, visual art, and music. So, pour a cup of machine-made coffee and turn some pages. Make it so. — @mariani_guido34 (Editor) #fortworthweekly #fortworth #aiedition #supportlocal #fortworthnews 11 Nov 2026

The annual Feast of Sharing hosted by H-R-B/Central Market. Is this Wednesday in Fort Worth, and next Wednesday in Dallas. On Wed, Nov 11, from 3pm to 7pm, Fort Worth folks can head to the lower level of Ariat Arena (formerly Dickies). The Dallas event will be next Wed, Nov 18, from 3pm to 7pm at Centennial Hall at Fair Park. All are invited, and there is no cost to attend. The event aims to bring the community together while marking the company’s culmination of a year-round commitment to fighting hunger throughout Texas. It provides a family-friendly, Texas-style holiday meal paired with a festive celebration complete with live music, a kids’ zone, and Santa and Mrs. Claus. More than 40 social service agencies will also be on hand with representatives to provide information and resources. “One of the things that makes Feast of Sharing so special is seeing our community come together in the spirit of service during the holiday season,” said Mabrie Jackson, managing director of public affairs for H-E-B/Central Market. “From families and friends to businesses, churches, and schools, volunteers play a vital role in creating a welcoming experience for our guests. We invite anyone looking for a meaningful way to give back this season to join us and help make this cherished tradition possible.” Click the link in our bio to read the full LIVING LOCAL advertorial. #ad #centralmarket #supportlocal #fortworth #heb 10 Nov 2026

@sallymajestic celebrates 25 years of Skunk Rock at @tulipsftw! They’re getting the whole big band together to celebrate 25 years of skankin’, funkin’, and skunkin’ around Fort Worth and beyond! Performing with spacial guests How’s My Driving & Freeze Sucka. Get your pre-sale tickets for $5 cheaper in the link in our bio. Don’t miss it! #ad #supportlocalmusic #sallymajestic #tulipsftw #anniversary 10 Nov 2026

Let’s get this out of the way: Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is not trying to be the next Marvel vs. Capcom game. It’s also not trying to be like Dragon Ball FighterZ nor BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, the last tag-team fighters from the developer, Arc System Works. Tōkon has a completely different angle with how it approaches multicharacter tag-team fighting while still maintaining its developer’s signature stylish combat and highly skilled gameplay. What it also had is a rocky launch that has wobbled the fighting stance of an otherwise solid fighter. Like in the beloved MvC series, Tōkon lets players select a multicharacter team from a roster of 20 to pit against one another. Here, it’s teams of four versus four, and the selection comes from some of Marvel Comics’ biggest names with some wilder picks. Captain America, Iron Man, and Spider-Man are present but so are Ms. Marvel, Blade, and Danger. Even the villains get some new cuts, with fighting-game mainstays like Dr. Doom complemented by Spidey villains Green Goblin and Carnage. And some characters get twists in their roster, like Shuri, T’Challa’s sister, filling in as Black Panther and Ghost Rider as Robbie Reyes. Each character is part of a primary team, with Cap, Iron Man, Black Panther, and Hulk forming the “Fighting Avengers;” Spider-Man, Star-Lord, Peni Parker, and Ms. Marvel making up the “Amazing Guardians;” and so forth. Players also can mix and match characters as desired and form their own teams. Click the link in bio to read the full STUFF article. ✍️ by @cole.williams.7503 📸 courtesy PS5 #fortworthweekly #fortworth #marvel #ps5 #marveltokon 10 Nov 2026

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 quite similar, with two American hit men in Chile, one of whom wants the other to kill him because he’s terminally ill. I have to say [Wild Horse Nine] is quite the better one, in large part because John Malkovich gives possibly the greatest performance of his storied career. Click the link in bio to read the full SCREEN article. ✍️ by Kristian Lin #fortworthweekly #fortworth #filmreview #wildhorsenine #supportlocal 09 Nov 2026

Originally from Niigata, Japan, Chef Hiroto “Hiro” Ochiai refined his skills at Jean-Georges Tokyo before moving to New York in 2017. There, he joined the teams at Sushi Amane and Shion 69 Leonard, where he served as sous chef and beverage director. But New York is expensive, and Hiro and his wife, Nami, found it hard to find their footing. Then, while visiting a friend in North Texas, the couple struck up a conversation with the owners of The Holly, the organic wine bar next door to what is now Hiro’s Kitchen. The owners encouraged them to host pop-ups at the bar, which eventually led to the move into their own space. Hiro’s Kitchen opened in August, and the couple now lives just a five-minute walk away. Hiro says people have been kind to them since the moment they landed at the airport, and the neighborhood has embraced them, too. Hiro’s offers two nightly seatings, at 5:30 and 8:30, for 15 guests each, and reservations are for 90 minutes. All seating is at a bar-height sushi counter, which may not be comfortable for young children, so it’s probably best to call up the sitter and make a night of it. While my husband and I are not yet old, we do eat like old people — usually around 6, usually while watching Jeopardy! So, perhaps to prove to ourselves that we could still hang, we opted for the late seating on a recent Friday. Click the link in bio to read the full EATS & DRINKS article. ✍️ by Emmy Smith #fortworthweekly #fortworth #supportlocal #omakase #nearsouthside 09 Nov 2026

Cameron’ Smith’s new album is a personal time capsule of sorts. Recorded in July at Cabin Records, 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 ago to his current, Townes Van Zandt-ish form. “I was trying to do something raw and honest, really above all,” Smith said about his record. “There’s a lot of the spirit of the past and the crossroads of what was and was to be meet up. If there was any through-line concept, that’s it.” Some of the 11 songs date back to two years ago, like “My Friend,” inspired by the deaths of some of Smith’s beloved family members. Other tracks were finished in the studio, everything fitting together via “faithful magic,” he said. Click the link in bio to read the full HEARSAY article. ✍️ by @mariani_guido34 & @ntx_subculture_nerd #fortworthweekly #fortworth #supportlocal #supportlivemusic #supportlocalmusic 06 Nov 2026

The Nomination Phase for the Fort Worth Weekly Music Awards has started! 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 (see the link in our bio). Write in your choices from our select group of categories, plus utilize the Wildcard field for writing in what you think we’ve overlooked. We are only human, after all. Vote online by Sun, Nov 30. It’s limited to one ballot per person, so you’ve got a minute. (Don’t try to cheat. We always catch you.) Speaking of rules, we do have a few to keep in mind. Eligible artists must be from Tarrant County, with one exception. We’ve added a Regional Band category so we can all show love and support to our favorite North Texas bands located outside the Fort. As for eligibility dates, the albums, songs, and videos you nominate must have been released from 11/1/25 to 10/31/26. The bands and musicians with the most votes, along with additional selections from our small-but-mighty band of music writers, will move on to the Voting Phase. Click the link in our bio to fill out your ballot today! #fortworthweekly #musicawards #supportlocal #supportlocalmusic #supportlivemusic 05 Nov 2026

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 statewide race for railroad commissioner. How Bo-zo even made it out of his primary means there’s lots of work to do across the country to transform haters into participators. Starting at the top, my address to national Dem leadership is accountability, not revenge. There is a difference. Click the link in bio to read the full BLOTCH article. ✍️ by @mariani_guido34 𝙏𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙘𝙤𝙡𝙪𝙢𝙣 𝙧𝙚𝙛𝙡𝙚𝙘𝙩𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙤𝙥𝙞𝙣𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨 𝙤𝙛 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙚𝙙𝙞𝙩𝙤𝙧𝙞𝙖𝙡 𝙗𝙤𝙖𝙧𝙙 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙁𝙤𝙧𝙩 𝙒𝙤𝙧𝙩𝙝 𝙒𝙚𝙚𝙠𝙡𝙮. #fortworthweekly #fortworth #supportlocal #fortworthlocal #news 05 Nov 2026

Texas Country Music Weekend Returns to Stockyards! The Texas Country Music Association is back November 6 – 8. Free events include Friday’s “Texas Country Showcase”, Saturday “Texas Country Showdown” with headliner Scotty Alexander, and “Christian Country Sunday” hosted by Curtis Grimes. The weekend wraps with the TCMA Awards Show in Billy Bob’s from 2PM-9PM featuring Wynn Williams. 04 Nov 2026

Being a photojournalist in Texas on this midterm Election Day 2026 felt more like being a storm chaser than anything else. This particular storm has been building stronger every year for the last decade and beyond. Today, the feeling at every community center and polling location I visited in our beloved Tarrant County had a strong and palpable energy that had me feeling like I was Bill Paxton in the original Twister, which is pretty dreamy for a kid from the 817. Democrat Gina Hinojosa will be our new governor and James Talarico our new U.S. senator. Locally, former County Judge Tim O’Hare is out, and Democrat Alisa Simmons is in. The places I chose to visit were among those highly affected by our local government’s unethical and race-driven voter suppression by way of gerrymandering, redistricting, and, most recently, a massive cut in election polling locations just ahead of the midterms. At the Southside Community Center at Hazel Harvey Peace Center, I was able to speak with an old friend and ally, Patrice Jones (Southside Community Gardens founder), who had started making her Election Day rounds in the Southside and Eastside communities at 7am. She was out organizing and working with By Any Means 104, a nonprofit that was distributing free water, snacks, and nonpartisan literature to oncoming voters. Click the link in bio to read the full METRO article. ✍️ & 📸 by @jeffdazey #fortworthweekly #fortworth #election2026 #supportlocal #fortworthlocal 04 Nov 2026

HOT OFF THE PRESS! This week’s paper has hit the newsstands, with a Metro recap of the Midterms, a Big Ticket about this weekend’s Big Dill Pickle Festival, an Eats & Drinks review of Hiro’s Kitchen, a HearSay article on Cameron Smith’s new album, plus so much more. Grab your copy today! #fortworthweekly #fortworth #news #supportlocal #fortworthlocal 04 Nov 2026

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