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June Trial Set For Brownsville Murder of Barry Horn, '70s Houston's Answer To Truman Capote

Photo courtesy Nueces County SOErnesto Martinez​A June trial date has been set for the suspect in the Brownsville murder of Barry Horn, a former Channel 13 TV news personality who was at the time of his death the executive director of the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art.The 59-year-old Horn, once ... More >>

Cranked

Meth users are really proDuctive, sExy, hAppy anD slim

Bringing Out the Baby

The premiere of Baby Jane puts local talent in the spotlight

The Good Doctor

Michael Brown made it big in the hand clinic business. But as his wife discovered, there was a much darker side to this dynamic surgeon.

Probing Questions

TV is less goofy on air, but not on-line

Everything's Kosher

Two new eateries lay down the Jewish dietary laws

Still Your Father's Tony's

When Tony's gets rid of its outdated attitudes, we'll have some reason to go back

Letters to the Editor

From the week of February 22

A Portrait of the Artist as a Capitalist

Painter Vladimir Gorsky learned how to work the system in the Soviet Union for personal gain. He discovered that things operate much the same way in America.

Letters

What a Circus!, Border Nazis?, Maxine's Postmortem

Goodnight, Miss Moonlight

Maxine Mesinger departs for the big swankienda in the sky

News Hostage

End of the Road

Diving To The Bottom Of The Media Barrel Each Week

A Reporter's Manifesto

Barney! Biz! Bluebonnets!

And other signs that Texas Monthly's brain trust doesn't have a neuron left

No, No, Annette!

In family court, Judge Annette Galik presides over divorce and custody cases where sex, lies and videotape are part of everyday evidence and testimony. Now the face on the videotape is her own.

Courtship, River Oaks Style

High-powered attorney Earle Lilly was Linda Sarofim Lowe's divorce lawyer, then her lover. Now he's left her, and she wants her $6 million in attorney fees and her Mercedes back.

The Party Boys

Politics pulls out the hard "soft" cash, Houston-style

The A-List Buddhist

In Gail Gross, all things are one: spiritual wisdom, designer clothes and terrific skin

The Insider

The Insider

All I Need to Know I Learned from Tommy Tune's Book

Alison Cook looks back at 1997: The Year That Bit

Perfect Pitch

John Axelrod has a plan to make classical music hip--and himself hot

Press Picks

The Insider

Letters

The Insider

Letters

The Insider

Alison Cook looks back at 1996: Year of the Rat

The Insider

Variety Club Follies

How the curtain came down -- for the time being -- at the "show biz" charity

The Passionate Pilgrim

He owns a baseball team, he's spent millions to wipe out a devastating Third World disease, and now he's out to save pro football for Houston. But what does John Jay Moores really want?

The Post is Dead (Again)

Letters

The Insider

All About Elyse

After years of making Mayor Bob presentable, Houston's First Lady is ready to get serious. Seriously.

Caught Dead In an Opera

Houston's beleaguered arts community talks to itself about Harvey Milk

Press Picks