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For 40 years, the Episcopal Church of Texas turned a blind eye to a priest who was sexually molesting male students.
By Craig Malisow
In 1993, Bob Haslanger received a letter from his high school alma
mater, St. Stephen's Episcopal School in Austin. It seemed that
Haslanger, who was living in Seattle, had...
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Self-proclaimed Hick-spanic tells it like it is (in English and in Español)
By Dusti Rhodes
Comedian Alex Reymundo is a Hick-spanic. The Mexican comedian invented the term to define the merging of his south-of-the-border heritage with his Kentucky upbringing (his...
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Hooray for Bollywood
By D.L. Groover
Its man vs. machine in B.R. Chopras classic 1957 Bollywood film, the social comedy Naya Daur (New Age). To be absolutely accurate, its horse vs. machine, as...
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Susan Rogers Cooper and other women mystery writers hold a group signing
By JILL KRASNY
Looking for trouble? Head over to todays Sisters in Crime reading and signing. Mystery novelist Susan Rogers Cooper will read spine-tingling tales of neer-do-well...
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Feeling a bit frazzled these days? Check out Inner Engineering. A five-day intensive program taught by visiting yogi Sadhguru Vasudev, Inner Engineering uses ancient yogic...
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Houston Press MasterMind Award winner Nova Arts Project presents the world premiere of Going Dark. The play by Houstonian Elizabeth Keel focuses on a new students arrival...
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More than 200 tattoo and piercing artists poke, prod and impress enthusiasts
By Dusti Rhodes
Freshen up your ink or work on becoming holier than thou at the Tattoo and Body Art Expo. More than 200 tattoo and piercing artists including Gil Montie, Nate Beavers,...
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The author and animal activist brings his crusade to Houston
By BLAKE WHITAKER
It all started with a trip to the stockyard. After rescuing a discarded, still-alive sheep from a pile of carcasses the first of many animals saved Gene Baur...
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
In Sullivans Travels, its the 1940s and John. L. Sullivan (Joel McCrea), a young Hollywood director, is tired of making superficial comedies. He longs to make a...
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Radio Music Theatre gets ready for hurricane season
By Bob Ruggiero
Imagine that a Category 5 hurricane lands a direct hit on Galveston, cutting a new ship channel all the way to Houston. Its the stuff of nightmares for Bill White, but...
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We would say a star is born, but Rebekah Dahl already shines with the best of them
By D.L. Groover
Heres the perfect plotline for a Broadway musical: Slut becomes a saint. Were talking about Eva Perón, former first lady of Argentina, and the classic 1978...
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
The Two Star Symphony revives Harold Lloyds 1924 silent comedy Girl Shy with a live performance of an original score during todays screening. The film chronicles...
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Make it a girls night out with this Houston writer
By Julia Ramey
Fortune-tellers, interracial relationships and plain old female frustration are the topics on hand today at the Houston Public Librarys An Evening with Gwendolyn Zepeda....
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Oy vey, Tevyes back!
By Lee Williams
These days, we can all sympathize with Tevye, the philosophizing Jewish father at the center of Fiddler on the Roof. He longs for the pleasures that a wealthy man must enjoy...
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Ashes to ashes, dust to clay
By Julia Ramey
Youll be awed when you come face-to-face with the terra cotta warriors that were created by Chinas first emperor, Qin Shi Huang. Meant to protect the emperors...
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The depression hits home
By Lee Williams
The working class has made a comeback in American culture; extravagance just isnt cool anymore. And so there couldnt be a better time to revive Clifford...
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Motown was more than a record company, it was an era. At todays Dancin in the Streets
Motown & More Revue, you can enjoy hits from the 1960s, including...
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Summerguide
Enough shows to keep concertgoers busy all season long
By Craig Hlavaty
Summer concert season is upon us once again in Houston. We can look
forward to ungodly sunburns, severe chafing and mild heat exposure, and
that's just from walking to your...
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Summerguide
The Houston Press discusses our national pastime with Lance Berkman.
By Blake Whitaker
It seems longer than three and a half years ago that Astros fans
flooded downtown to celebrate the club's first National League pennant.
Since then, the team has spent plenty...
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In time for summer, the park's had a facelift.
By Abby Downing-Beaver
If you've been to Hermann Park in the last few years, then you know
that as mid-city oases go, it's never been all that, well, splendid.
Yes, it offered green space and easy...
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