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Esther Saenz didn't want to go to work the night she died.
According to the April 2009 Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission report that outlined the last few hours of the...
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Michael Jackson. Trend spotters say his face will be everywhere you look this coming year, and why not? It certainly has a ghostly aspect, although one wonders how all the...
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The REEL Culture Film and Speaker Series continues with You Gotta Stand Up: The Life and High Times of John Henry Faulk, a reading and performance by Chris Drake. An author...
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Every high school drama club and community theater can claim a production of Thornton Wilder's 1938 Pulitzer Prize-winning Our Town. That's partly because of the enduring...
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The first annual exhibit of the new arts organization Print Matters, "Paper & Ink," features the work of the group's five founding members - Vivian Hordes, Ann Johnson, Cathie...
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Jewelry artist Rachelle Thiewes has said that her creations are "designed to engage and challenge the wearer, making them an active participant; an initiator of sounds and...
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Get an early start on your Day of the Dead celebrations with the art exhibit "Día de los Muertos." The show features works by Lisa Hernandez and Lizbeth Ortiz (the...
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Step into C.S. Lewis's fantasy world at "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Exhibition." The interactive displays transport visitors to the films' famed settings. Visitors enter...
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Of all the -palooza events out there, none taste better than today's Corkscrew's Wineapalooza V. The annual wine-tasting festival will feature more than 120 kinds of wine to...
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When professional magician and theater producer/director Georges Méliès saw a moving picture demonstration in 1895, he was thoroughly enraptured and dedicated...
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Rich Levy, the executive director of local literary arts organization Inprint, explores his various real-life roles as husband, father, executive and artist in his debut...
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Talk to more than 50 artists, see their work and enjoy some music at today's Winter Street Studios' 5th Annual Artists Exhibition & Open Studios Reception. You'll see work in...
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Da Camera Artistic Director and pianist Sarah Rothenberg joins the Juilliard String Quartet for The Romantic Spirit, a program that includes works by Beethoven, Mendelssohn...
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Love can be a bitch - just ask the monster in Bride of Frankenstein. A sequel to the 1931 horror film Frankenstein, the 1935 Bride features Boris Karloff in all his creepiness...
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Seventy years ago, classical ballet master Pavlo Virsky took a group of traditional Ukrainian folk dancers, melded the two styles and created a professional dance company...
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Definitely one-of-a-kind, Robert Wiene's 1919 The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari has always been listed near the top of filmdom's finest. At its release, Caligari was so bizarre in...
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Kate Cambor's Gilded Youth: Three Lives in France's Belle Epoque centers on a trio of young celebrities, more famous for who they're related to than for anything they've done....
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When twentysomethings hit 30, things can spin all out of whack. Such is the case in Adam Rapp's Red Light Winter, about a struggling playwright who can't quite fulfill his...
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Give Miguel Alvarez a few minutes, and he'll give you a feature-length film's worth of feeling. The writer and director will screen two of his outstanding short films and a...
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With one fifth of the world's population, the People's Republic of China literally has billions of stories to tell. Rice University's Asian Film Festival investigates four of...
