Michael Murphy

A Call for Calls, or Why I Need My Own Radio Show

The College Football Review, Week 13: Why You Gotta Be Hatin' on the Coogs?

Art Briles Leaving UH for Baylor?

All That Jazz

Robert Altman finds his way home to Kansas City

Radio Daze

Howard Stern shows off his Private Parts, and they're really quite nice

Further Breakdown Of The Chron Cuts

Photo by Lori GreigIt might seem like we're harping on the recent round of layoffs at the Houston Chronicle just because we're journalists too ("Hey, how come you don't do ten posts about the layoffs at Schlumberger!!"), but -- as we've said before -- we perhaps naively hold to the thought th ... More >>

Chron Guts Sports Department

Photo by Lori Greig On Tuesday, the Houston Chronicle laid off a whole bunch of writers and reporters, including Michael Murphy, MK Bower, and Terrance Harris, the beat writers for the University of Houston, Rice, and TSU. On Wednesday, while they were laying off people over on the advertising and ... More >>

Chron Guts Sports Department

Photo by Lori Greig On Tuesday, the Houston Chronicle laid off a whole bunch of writers and reporters, including Michael Murphy, MK Bower, and Terrance Harris, the beat writers for the University of Houston, Rice, and TSU. On Wednesday, while they were laying off people over on the advertising and ... More >>

Axman at the Houston Chronicle and Bank-Robbing Cops

Highlights from the Blog at HOUSTONPRESS.COM

The Year In Film

Judd Apatow's pretty good year and much more

Away from Her

Love and marriage meet life and Alzheimer's in Away from Her

24-Hour Pouty People

One day in the life of angst-ridden New Yorkers reveals a promising young director

Vote No

Silver City plants a shrub where it wants to dig up a Bush

"Look! I Made This!"

Robert Altman wants your attention, if not your affection

WorldFest: Wild, Mild and Wicked

Moviegoers may find both their Sixth Happiness and Seventh Heaven in these 40 featured indie films

RIP Joe Gracey, Austin Media Giant

​Another Austin music legend, Joe Gracey, passed away this morning of cancer complications. He was 61. When Lonesome, Onry and Mean arrived in Austin in June, 1973 after having worked in radio in West Texas, Gracey immediately became our hero. A disc jockey at the notorious KOKE-FM, Gracey an ... More >>