With acclaimed British restaurant Feast closing in August, now's the time to acquaint yourself with its excellent English menu before it's too late. Luckily, chef Richard Knight will be opening another restaurant in the Heights within a year, and there are plenty of other British restaurants in Hous ... More >>
As I wrote about yesterday, Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz kind of re-calibrated the acceptability scale for the f-word on Saturday when he dropped it in the middle of his brief speech welcoming Bostonians back to baseball in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings. Hell, even the FCC wasn't go ... More >>
We have some great commenters here on Hair Balls, and it's time we paid some damn attention to them. So we'll be highlighting a Comment of the Day each morning or afternoon from the previous day's work. Maybe two comments, even. This will all be determined by a highly rigorous scientific formula i ... More >>
Dolce Delights 3201 Louisiana St Tel: 713-807-7575 http://mydolcedelights.com/ This is the first of a two-part chef chat series. Part 2 will run in this same space on Thursday. When you drive by Dolce Delights in The Mix Midtown complex, the storefront belies what awaits you inside. With soaring ... More >>
Nathaniel Donnett has created his own newspaper. That's right: Donnett has taken on the media. He has created a free, faux periodical, joined with seven separately decorated newspaper racks placed strategically throughout the Third Ward area, that combine for a street art/art installation/print me ... More >>
For a while, Rocks Off worked at our day job with our drummer, and we would play a game involving the band we were writing about that day. We'd come running over to his desk in our socks and scream out the name of the band, and he would guess the genre. If you would be so kind, could you guy ... More >>
Leo Berman: Not convincedTHANK GOD state rep Leo Berman is still bringing the crazy when it comes to President Obama's place of birth. Obama, tiring of all the attention still being devoted to this issue (CNN has been pounding it lately), Obama asked for, received and released this morning t ... More >>
Kings of the jungle get the March of the Penguins treatment in African Cats.
Pandora Theatre presents The Good Body
Fish and shrimp tacos rock.
Photos by Troy FieldsEnjoy your coffee on Bohemeo's tranquil patio (when it's not raining, that is...)While I'm currently hooked on Bohemeo's mochachino -- a frozen concoction of espresso, chocolate, cream and ice that far surpasses a Frappucino in quality and taste -- during the summer month ... More >>
Photo courtesy Texas TechDon't look!!! It'll make you hate America!!! You would think, what with a Kenyan-born Muslim frog-marching the country into socialism while killing your grandmother, that conservatives would have plenty of things on their plate to protest.But the Young Conservatives of Te ... More >>
The Houston Zoo exhibits art inspired by the world's most ferocious beasts
With the holidays coming up and family and friends coming home and visiting, it's time to pull out your old coffee maker. Or is it? There are some great ways to coffee by hand-brewing it with different devices. The apparatus you choose can alter the way even a single-origin coffee can taste. ... More >>
Yes, we mean the best. Brown Coffee Company off West King's Highway, San Antonio, Texas is the complete coffee experience. Part roasting facility, part training center, and part slow bar, this is a learning environment like no other in the Lone Star State. Head roaster (and head barista) Aaro ... More >>
Exciting Houston's West Side diners
The beleaguered Houston Fire Department got some support today from a vice-president of the local chapter of the NAACP, who said in a press conference that he accepted that a noose-like rope found in a station locker was not intended to be a racial symbol.Reverend D.Z. Cofield said he had conduct ... More >>
Themes of self-identity and belonging are examined in the new Rudolph Projects/ArtScan Gallery exhibit
Eight photographers focus on genocide in the Sudan
Houstons the latest stop for the Journey of Hope tour
Runners from around the world will challenge the races course records
Five artists expose themselves at Lawndale
Finalists screen around the world
Finding the coolest runnings at this year's Jamaica-themed Houston International Festival
Inner-city black boys spend a year in Kenya. Does it change their lives?
A white leading man in a black movie? That is something new
The Constant Gardener ripens into a distasteful thriller
Check the African-spun grooves at Fagilia Houston
Don't check out -- check in with the Station's "Red Fall" and "Truth to Power"
No one disagrees on the latest pro-development plan
Houston's Neutral Sisters look white, sing black and move to a reggae rhythm
One year ago, the Lost Boys of Sudan came to Houston in search of America, a future, safety and an education simple things that got somewhat complicated in the translation
Despite naysayers, the Breakfast Klub makes the marriage of chicken and waffles work
The cast can't transcend the overwrought script to this melodrama set in Kenya
At Vallone's: Big hunks of meat and other people's money
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