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Last Night: Aaron Neville at House of Blues

Photos by Barry Sigman​New Orleans native Aaron Neville took the House of Blues stage last night looking like every publicity still we've seen of him over the last few decades: Bulging muscles, fitted black shirt, fedora, jewelry, religious tattoos. Last year, Neville (who celebrates his 71s ... More >>

Let the Mild Rumpus Start!

Spike Jonze can't quite get the spirit of the Wild Things on screen.

Digital Manual

The MFAH puts on a watershed exhibition of works by Ed Hill and Suzanne Bloom

It's Alive!

Liliana Porter films inanimate objects, and it's anything but boring

To Be A Geek, A Robot God

An epic saga of genius, striving, triumph and survival in which our heroes, mere high school students, create truly marvelous mechanical beings, becoming fairly amazing human beings in the process

Performance Tarts

Have acts like Bozo Porno Circus and My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult run out of folk to offend?

Kissing Off a Kingmaker

In District 7, is the real conservative behind door No. 1 or door No. 2?

Tangled Web

From Mexico to L.A. via Alaska and El Paso, Tito Larriva has seen it all -- and more

See Juarez

From a forthcoming book by Charles Bowden and the street shooters of Ciudad Juarez The photojournalists of the border are capturing the grisly face of the future. And it's a lot closer than you think.

The Art of Darkness

Paintings of racist images have made UH alumnus Michael Ray Charles a star in the art world. Some say his Sambos and pickaninnies have a healing power. But others claim all they do is hurt.

Magical

Rough Magic has plenty up its sleeve

Momma's Girl

Thirty years ago, Lizzy Hargrove left home because she needed her space. Then Mother began trying to fill the emptiness.

Alison Cook looks back at 1996: Year of the Rat

Thirty years ago, Lizzy Hargrove left home because she needed her space. Then Mother began trying to fill the emptiness.

The Watchman of the Electronic Frontier

As the cyber-future creeps toward Houston, one group stands guard: EFH