Just because you live in Houston doesn't mean you can't see all these films.
Access Consciousness promises to help you reach a higher plane. For a price.
You aren't expecting what Paul Thomas Anderson is giving.
Talking 70mm, Joaquin Phoenix, and researching Scientology for his sixth and most anticipated film
It's a well-known fact that most band names are essentially gobbledygook, but here at Rocks Off we're trying hard to find meaning in the oddest monikers. Regular readers might be familiar with the Church ov Melkarth and their leader Jvstin Whitney from Whitney's regular appearances in the Gothic Co ... More >>
Looking back on the year in movies, and what's coming in 2012.
Rocks Off understands the need for a good detox now and then, as most of our evening antics often leave us feeling less than bright-eyed and bushy-tailed come morning. We also imagine the damage inflicted by lifetime of hard partying and endless touring in the company of morally compromised music-in ... More >>
A tropical retreat sounds pretty good right about now, as Houston begins yet another in a seemingly unending series of cold (well, relatively), rainy weeks. Unfortunately, in this economy the odds are slim that any of you can afford to just drop everything and jet off to Antigua for a weekend.As ... More >>
That thud you heard last weekend was Will Ferrell's career settling noisily back to earth. With a budget estimated at over $100 million, Land of the Lost was supposed to propagate the 2009 summer blockbuster season (handily inaugurated by the new Star Trek) and continue Ferrell's successful box-offi ... More >>
Few laughs to be had in this lackluster parody
Scientology rumors swirl
Dear Lord, please stop the Stingification of Beck
Our critics weigh in on local theater
Michelle Ellsworth's ED will save your id
A Scientology-backed tutoring program looks to expand in the Houston area
Our critics weigh in on local theater
Old-fashioned Leading Ladies -- a surprise hit
Me-sci-ah offers truth, celebrity and the Scientology way
A Houston author tells how our traffic got jammed
While some Houston parents fight what they charge is "a river of Ritalin" running through the schools, one father has gone to court to try to prove that, for his son, Ritalin use is Ritalin abuse.
