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Cafe
By Robb Walsh
"Was the crust black on the edges?" a fellow pizza geek asked me when I reported on my first experience at Russo's New York Coal-Fired Pizzeria.
"It was dark brown here and...
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Dish
By Paul Galvani
A good date requires a little indulgence — something sweet and fun to eat, like a cupcake. We caught up with Brad Dorsey, one of the owners of the brand-new Crave...
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Hot Plate
By Paul Galvani
Just like heaven: The tres leches ($5) at Isla Coqui (1801 Durham, 713-861-1000) is a four-inch square of heaven — a cake so incredibly moist, if you squeezed...
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Film
With its secret boys club and bloody good fun, this one has all of the fight with none of the guilt
By Jim Ridley
Of the summer's many revenge-of-the-nerd fulfillment fantasies — from The Incredible Hulk all the way down the megaplex food chain to The Foot Fist Way — Wanted...
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Film
The film paints a historically hazy but kickass picture of everyone's fave emperor, Genghis Khan
By Jim Ridley
You want a history lesson? Take a class. You want clanging swords, sneering villains, storybook romance and bloody vengeance? Here's a brawny old-school epic to make the CGI...
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Art
A CAMH exhibition unearths this country's strangeness
By Kelly Klaasmeyer
America is a weird place, all the more so because most Americans think our country is completely normal. (All those other countries are the weird ones.) Toby Kamps knows we're...
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Artbeat
By Kelly Klaasmeyer
"Ruth Pastine: Ever Present" Ruth Pastine's paintings at Gallery Sonja Roesch have some amazingly subtle coloration going on. What at first seem to be shadows on ostensibly...
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Theater
A Houston favorite gets married and tells us all about it at Stages
By Lee Williams
The Tamarie Cooper Show has arrived at Stages Repertory Theatre, and what a tangy tonic it is. It helps to know a little bit about the history before seeing the show;...
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Encore
By D.L. Groover and Lee Williams
Electile Dysfunction Radio Music Theatre has tackled the wild and wacky political season with this funny play, which is full of characters as kooky as the past few months have...
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Ask a Mexican
By Gustavo Arellano
Dear Mexican,
What do you think would happen if U.S. citizens could as easily buy land and set up businesses in Mexico as Mexicans can do in the U.S.? Might that be a big...
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