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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Kids can take their parents along for the children's part of the 24th Annual Heights Fun Run, but adults will have to make the 5K run/walk segment on their own. Everyone's...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Attention Deficit Improv, "where it pays to think fast," is comedy aimed at teens. Kids can expect improv games, offbeat characters, impersonations and even an impromptu song...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Bruce Willis still had a little hair on his head when he made the 1990s flick Fifth Element. In it, Willis is Korben Dallas, a cab driver living in a futuristic world. He...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Beware of grandmas with guns. Once you piss them off, there's no turning back. Just ask the dead guys in Surf Nazis Must Die, today's installment in the Tromatic Thursday...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
See the tiniest art gallery in town at the opening of Gallery One Three Seven: Victoria Whitaker. "It's 1.37 square feet. It's a miniature gallery within the museum, inside the...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
The preteen crowd will enjoy the 3rd Annual KBR Kids Day on Buffalo Bayou. More than two dozen nonprofit organizations will have activity stations set up on the bayouís...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
You have three chances to see political pundit/social commentator Glenn Beck this week. There's his live appearance at Verizon Wireless Theater, and then there are two...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Mark Hollman's comedy, Urinetown, the Musical, uses pee to poke fun at Broadway, capitalism, bureaucracy and small-town politics, among other topics. The play is set in a...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Poor Mrs. Upjohn. Those pesky Marx Brothers tormented the uptight society dame every chance they got, and their treatment of her in A Day at the Races is no different. The 1937...
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Night & Day
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By Lee Williams
In 1992, the Disney version of Aladdin charmed young fans into dreaming of magic carpets and genies (oh, and it sold millions in ticket sales and related products). Today kids...
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Night & Day
See what beat-the-clock Hitchcocks produced in a two-day filmmaking contest
By Dusti Rhodes
Its a race to the big screen at the Houston 48 Hour Film Project. The annual contest challenges local filmmaking teams to conceptualize, write, film and edit a...
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Hair Balls
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Spaced City
World's Crustiest Hero
Misanthrope cracks the case of amnesia victim
by John Nova Lomax
If you work on loading docks long enough, you develop an eye for the...
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Downing
This isn't the first time T.H. Rogers Principal Cathryn White has been accused of intimidating disregard for teachers and parents.
By Margaret Downing
Dr. Cathryn White came to T.H. Rogers two years ago, and whatever good will she initially generated, what with being the new principal and then having to take maternity leave...
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Letters
Father Tucker
Ludicrous: If Carol Barnwell is the official spokeswoman of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas, why did Craig Malisow not bother to publish anything she had to say...
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Music
Passion Pit's improbable journey from laptop love notes to live band.
By Reyan Ali
Valentine's Day 2007 was responsible for two strains of viral phenomena.
The first, appearing in January, was a Valentine's Day-themed Trojan horse that automatically...
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Noise
Does the U.S. belong with the Axis of Evil?
By Chris Gray
It's not every day you can flip on C-SPAN and see chrome-dome Smashing Pumpkins front man Billy Corgan testifying before the House Judiciary Committee, an image reminiscent of...
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Nightfly
The Goode family's shrine to all things Texas could use a shootout or two.
By Shea Serrano
Texas Renegade is onstage at Goode's Armadillo Palace (5015 Kirby), but the most renegade thing about the San Marcos country-rockers is a solo by harmonica stud Kasey...
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Chatter
The New York Dolls aren't too long in the tooth to sing "Jet Boy."
By Daniel Siwek
If you've been keeping up with rock and roll current events, you may have heard that the New York Dolls are back with a new record, Cause I Sez So (Atco), the puckering...
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Local Rotation
By Chris Gray
Since the '80s, bands that have dared to cross-breed rock and dance music have been all too happy to let their synthesizers do the songwriting for them — even the most...
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Rotation
By Nicholas L. Hall
Beware isn't nearly as ominous as Will Oldham might want you to believe. Although its 13 tracks do gravitate toward themes of disappointment and disillusionment, it's with...
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