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Myron Anderson Funeral Services Announced

The late KTSU-FM 90.9 DJ Myron Anderson, who died last week following an unexpected illness, will be honored on Wednesday during two separate services. The public viewing is scheduled from noon to 4 p.m. Wednesday at Windsor Village United Methodist Church, 6000 Heatherbrook Dr.

Capsule Art Reviews: "A Golden Time of Day," "James Turrell: Holograms," "Kyle Farley: Countenance," "Layover," "New Prints: Gallery Artists," "Six Apart," "UNIT"

Capsule Art Reviews: "Kyle Farley: Countenance," "Perry House: Elegance/Violence," "Rita Bernstein: Out of Place," "UNIT," "Woven Landscapes"

Rest of the Best: Houston's Top Mom and Pop Restaurants

For the next 20 weeks, we'll be rounding up the runners-up to our 2011 Best of Houston® winners. In many categories, picking each year's winner is no easy task. We'll be spotlighting 20 of those categories, in which the winner had hefty competition from other Houston bars and restaurants. Family-r ... More >>

The 10 Dumbest Meat-Related Crimes

Last week, we brought you a short compendium of the dumbest fast food-related crimes, eventually reaching the conclusion that McDonald's Chicken Nuggets make people do crazy, crazy things. (Don't tell me that correlation doesn't imply causation!) This week, we take a look at the dumb things that me ... More >>

The 5 Worst Places to Take a First Date

When in doubt, let Justin Bieber be a living cautionary tale: If he takes his girlfriend to a place, don't take your date there.​Looking for a great place to take a first date? There are plenty of lists out there. Hell, we've even got a few of our own. Looking for a great place to break up? We ... More >>

5 Places Seniors Like to Eat

Erika RayBarbecue Inn's famous fried chicken. ​When you find yourself in one of these establishments to partake of some tasty vittles (because don't seniors call food "vittles"?), look around and we'll bet the median age is older than 60. If you enjoy the geriatric crowd as we do, check out so ... More >>

Texas Traveler: AmeriVespa 2010, San Antonio

Photos by Brittanie Shey​More than 30 scooter enthusiasts from Houston spent Memorial Day weekend in San Antonio representing the Bayou City at AmeriVespa, the largest scooter rally in the nation. Now in its 17th year, the event, which takes place in a new city each year, draws scooterists fro ... More >>

This Week In Deliciousness

Barbecued ducks. Not pictured: adorable little orphaned baby chicks weeping softly.​ Welcome back to the weekly round-up here at Eating Our Words, where we've finally tracked the taco trucks down to the secret underground hive where they sleep inside a gigantic sopapilla honeycomb. This week s ... More >>

Early Bird Battle: Cleburne Cafeteria vs. Luby's

a meal at Cleburne​Both slow-roasted in history and sneeze-guarded for your protection, Cleburne and Luby's have been dueling for the hearts and blood sugar monitors of the Houston cafeteria crowd for the last 60 years, through changes in ownership and that famous fire. Comparing stories and s ... More >>

It's Trae Day... and Everybody's Celebratin'

To commemorate the one-year anniversary of the City of Houston's proclamation of "Trae Day," the chairman and CEO of Houston's Assholes by Nature is throwing a giant block party from 3-9 p.m. in the parking lot of TSU Stadium at Cleburne and Tierwester in the Third Ward (or, appropriately enough, t ... More >>

Aftermath: The Jones Family Singers at the Rothko Chapel

Barnett Newman's "Broken Obelisk," dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr., outside the Rothko Chapel/ Image by A D Forman Note: Because Monday's performance was a religious service, no photography was allowed. Thanks to Monday's MLK Day and Tuesday's inauguration, among other reasons, Afterma ... More >>

Ike's Fuzzy Animals

All kinds of cuties are showing up

Always Look on the Bright Side of Ike, Vol. 4

Living Room Art: "Brown in the Third Ward"

This event explores diverse backgrounds in a comfy setting

Houston's Jazz History

Capsule Art Reviews: "Defending Democracy," "Drapetomania: A Disease Called Freedom," "Heroes Alter Egos," "Neo HooDoo: Art for a Forgotten Faith," "(Re)Vision: A Preservation of Houston's Inner Loop"

Capsule Art Reviews: "Defending Democracy," "Drapetomania: A Disease Called Freedom," Dust

Capsule Art Reviews: "Defending Democracy," "Drapetomania: A Disease Called Freedom," "Dust," "The Joannaversary: Parachutists Are the Loneliest People"

Capsule Art Reviews: "Comic Books: A Visual Journey," "Drapetomania: A Disease Called Freedom," "The Joannaversary: Parachutists Are the Loneliest People," "Sterne and Steinberg: Critics Within"

“Drapetomania: A Disease Called Freedom”

This exhibit explores the horrors of slave life on the plantation

Capsule Art Reviews: "Comic Books: A Visual Journey," "Dave Darraugh & Hana Hillerova," "Defending Democracy," "Drapetomania: A Disease Called Freedom," "The Joannaversary: Parachutists Are the Loneliest People," "Sterne and Steinberg"

“Art Official Intelligence”

The University Museum at Texas Southern University gives hip-hop its props

“Homecoming: The 3rd Biennial TSU Art Alumni Invitational”

More than 40 works from 30 of TSU’s top students

Chamillionaire? Aight, BET!

From Gaza, with Love

Young Palestinian refugees make moves for peace

Kinky Politics

Gubernatorial hopeful Friedman knows when to Hold 'Em

Who's Your Diddy?

It's Cristal and basketball with Coach Combs

Making the Videos

Rub elbows with the pros at the HBCU Film Festival

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Bittersweet Symphony

The Art Guys inject some color into Bluebeard's Castle

Best Mac 'n' Cheese

Best Neighborhood Association

Arts Grant

A basketball icon brings classics of African-American art to TSU

Walking Tall

Jack Massing of the Art Guys sports a new pair of kicks

Houston's Due

Save your cash and stick around for H-town's own showcase

So You Wanna Be an Actor?

Here's a chance for your big break

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Squashing the Competition

Cleburne Cafeteria

A>S>H>S to A>S>H>S, Bust to Bust

Hounded by the authorities, an experimental band and its mortifying collaborators look for a home

Best Cafeteria

Cleburne Cafeteria

Biggers Is Better

The inaugural exhibit at TSU's University Museum is a testament to the power of one

Metal Help

The late William "Tray" Folliard, the Hard Rock, and stories from 'round town

Weighty Rap Power

News of the Weird

Press Picks

Press Picks

Press Picks

Arming Peggy MacGregor

Why is this winsome public sculpture, created by Mount Rushmore's sculptor, languishing in disrepair? And where is her arm?

The Final Conspiracy

Obsessed with a 30-year-old murder, JFK assassinologists go to court to silence one another