Dan Solomon is a Senior Editor at Texas Monthly. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, elections, public policy, and the film industry, often intersecting these themes with arts and entertainment, climate change, and sports. Dan's work has been featured in BubbleLife Media, Corporate Compliance Insights, RealClearMarkets, and Texas Monthly.
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Does Ken Paxton dress as terribly as the president says? A Texas Monthly investigation.
By: Dan Solomon
Evalyn Sauceda has the “greatest opinions.” Especially when it comes to music.
From Ethan Hawke and Selena Gomez to Connor Storrie and Jamie Foxx, here’s who Netflix should tap for the new miniseries.
The Democrat from Austin talks to Texas Monthly about his bill to prevent the development of superintelligence, which experts warn poses existential risks to humanity.
McConaughey and Harrelson's new show is a hangout comedy. Sans comedy.
By: Dan Solomon
I've always been curious how the State Fair of Texas ranks its food creations. This year (after a slice of Flamin' Hot pizza and a chocolate corny dog) I got to join in the judging myself.
By: Dan Solomon
‘Run Hide Fight: Infidels’ is a hate-fueled action film with little action—and more hate than even we expected.
By: Dan Solomon
You may have seen some weird, off-putting ads from a pro-Paxton group over the weekend. What are they trying to accomplish?
By: Dan Solomon
Bassam Tariq's 'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother' captures a side of the city we rarely see. It helps that he was raised there.
By: Dan Solomon
The Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate leaves it all on the field.
