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Film
July 7, 1994
A Lame, and Troubling, Lion
Disney's latest can't compare with its greatest
Film
August 17, 1995
Hot Topics
Two new films take on the issues, but only one entertains with its answers
Film
March 7, 1996
Family Values
The Birdcage updates La Cage Aux Folles with some political bite
Film
September 4, 1997
Back to School
Once again, here's to you, Mrs. Robinson
News
April 22, 1999
A Twin-Twin Situation
When Darlene'n'Diane fell for Craig'n'Mark it was love at first (and second) sight
Film
July 13, 2000
Whistlin' Trixie
You'll lap it up as the title character in Alan Rudolph's quirky comedy trips over her own tongue
Film
December 22, 2005
Wars, Penguins and Gays: Oh, My!
The year in review
Home Entertainment
May 18, 2006
This Time It's Serious
The year in review
Film
December 22, 2005
Springtime for Mel
Brooks's latest Producers is flawed, but it's better than the first
Culture
February 12, 2004
Fresh Producers
The Broadway smash-hit continues to thrive with its new cast
Calendar
January 29, 2004
Alan Ruck's Day On
A traveling production of The Producers stars Cameron from Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Film
January 22, 2004
Legally Bland
Tired of boring dates? Don't go out with Tad Hamilton
Film
January 2, 2003
Wooden Nickleby
Douglas McGrath adapts a classic -- almost perfectly
Film
July 18, 2002
Mighty Mouse
Stuart Little 2 is no ratty sequel
News
December 27, 2001
A Lavender Christmas
The Gay Men�s Chorus of Houston sings out for Santa Claus and the baby Jesus
Culture
January 11, 2001
It's a Funny Thing
The Great Caruso's Forum adds a new layer of delightful kitsch to Sondheim's musical
Film
January 27, 2000
Valley of the Dull
Susann biopic isn't Great, not by a long shot
Film
December 16, 1999
Mousetrap
Stuart Little's thick sugar coating is fine for kids. All others, beware.
Culture
July 30, 2009
Fresh Producers
With this musical, the Masquerade Theatre gets everything right.
Blogs
July 31, 2009
Last Call For Art: Two Great Musicals, Expertly Done
Two of the season's best stage productions close this weekend, The Phantom of the Opera by Broadway Across America and The Producers at Masquerade Theatre. Make sure you see at least one of them.First is Phantom. This is the Broadway touring company, of course. (The show arrived in Houston with t ... More >>
Blogs
April 13, 2011
Space Shuttles: Ten Ways Los Angeles and New York Can Show Theirs Off, Dammit
Bi-wing airplanes...pfft. Try this on for size, Kong.This week, we learned that Houston, essentially the birthplace of the space shuttle program, will not be given one of the four remaining shuttles. Two of the four cities receiving them are both deserving and appropriate: Washington D.C. (fo ... More >>
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July 14, 2011
The Five Best Talk-Show Guests, Ranked
The new Tom Hanks movie Larry Crowne was a bland bomb, but that's okay: He did publicity for it, and that means showing up on (just about any and all) talk shows as a guest. What makes a good talk-show guest? Someone who understands the dynamic -- you're not having anything close to a real conversa ... More >>