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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Spoken-word artist Abiodun Oyewole appears today as part of The Blew Notes Trio's mixed-media performance at the Miller Outdoor Theatre. Blew Notes actually isn't always a...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Take sides in the Beer Wars during today's Beer Feast, a special screening of the documentary accompanied by a gourmet dinner with each course paired with craft brews featured...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
They're both under 25 years old, kinda young to be the heads of a theater troupe, but Ben Chai and Mary Black are exactly that. Founders of Houston's newest youth theater,...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Emmy Award winner Mike Robles hosts an evening of Latino laughs at Loco Comedy Jam. The caustic comic has a bit of an edge to his humor: "My routine is ranting and raving. I...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Like hard-edged fiction written by authors unafraid of looking at the grittier side of life? Drop by today's meeting of the Urban Fiction Book Club and discuss Angel by Teri...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Gabriel Prusmack's exhibit "Street Tempted" combines stencils, graffiti, installation and found art. Paintings on found material are adhered to the gallery's walls and...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Check out a slew of new works by the members of Mildred's Umbrella Theater Company at Museum of Dysfunction II: A Showcase of Shorts. Included is Sara Patterson's play Turned,...
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Night & Day
Art sampler from the movie vaults
By D.L. Groover
When you think of an art film, you usually think of something with subtitles, directed by Bergman. How about an actual art film you know, something about art and the...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
American musician Bela Fleck, who has 20 Grammy nominations for his work, goes to Africa to trace the roots of the banjo in Sascha Paladino's new documentary Throw Down Your...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
One of Time's All-Time 100 Movies, Closely Watched Trains is a coming-of-age story set in German-occupied Czechoslovakia during WWII. Teenage Milos, a dispatch apprentice at a...
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Night & Day
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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Houston artist Gordon Phillipson grew up making model airplanes in his native Jamaica. Those childhood memories are the inspiration for his art exhibit "Par Avion," currently...
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Hair Balls
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Sports
Mack Brown, Grumpy Old Man
He travels to Iraq and complains and complains
by Richard Connelly
Mack Brown, along with a handful of other NCAA coaches, is making a...
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Letters
Readers weigh in on the principal at T.H. Rogers
Teacher Conference
Great article: My sister, who was a kindergarten Gifted and Talented teacher, was initially told her contract would not be renewed for the coming year ["Let...
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Music
The ex-Talking Heads front man takes stock of his homeland on his second Brian Eno collaboration.
By Brian J. Barr
We can forgive the Presidential Inauguration Committee for leaving David Byrne out of January's Obama festivities. After all, when you're trying to reach millions of Americans,...
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Nightfly
The self-proclaimed best live music venue in North Houston just might live up to the billing.
By Shea Serrano
Each month during the summer and fall, testosterone-driven awesomeness takes over Gary's Spot (14083 FM 2920) in Tomball at "Blood, Sweat and Beers."
Gary's Spot is a suburban...
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Chatter
Still proud of her family band, Susan Cowsill does her own thing now.
By William Michael Smith
The Cowsills became a national bubblegum-rock sensation when MGM released "The Rain, The Park, and Other Things" in 1967. Seven-year-old Susan Cowsill began her career in 1968...
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Local Rotation
By Doug Wallen
Song titles can be misleading. In the case of Houston trio O Pioneers!!!, for example, "Saved by the Bell Was a Super Good Show" doesn't dwell on Zack Morris, and "The...
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Rotation
By Ray Cummings
New Wave pop glimmer, meet noisy, lo-fi reverb; you'll be working together closely on Summer of Hate, the debut from San Diego's Crocodiles. Intimately, one might say —...
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Rotation
By Michael D. Ayers
It's still quite shocking that Grizzly Bear's debut, Yellow House, caused the commotion it did. The Brooklyn four-piece was clearly adept at exploring harmonies that...
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Playbill
By Craig D. Lindsey
I can't help but approach the Yo! MTV Rap Fest, a show I'm just gonna assume MTV has nothing to do with, with both fond nostalgia and pity. Sure, the show features some of the...
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