If you're a sane person then you are dreading the next four months leading up to the presidential election. Every single election cycle has gotten more and more crazy, but I have a feeling this is going to be the one where we end up developing airborne thorazine to try and chill folks the holy hell ... More >>
See pics from the official Skrillex afterparty at Rich's. Skrillex, 12th Planet, Foreign Beggars Verizon Wireless Theater September 29, 2011 Dubstep is to music what the Oakland Raiders are to the NFL. It's as if a gigantic group of people got together and, as a whole, screamed, "Forget your syste ... More >>
Everyone's got an idea.The space shuttle isn't the most graceful design ever (although it can look great in such pictures as the first one here): it's a bit boxy, more akin to an 18-wheeler than a Ferrari. But the idea of a reusable space vehicle presents unique challenges, and NASA had plen ... More >>
As we are sure you are no doubt keenly aware, Flag Day is tomorrow. We could give you a list of the ten prettiest flags, but we are Hair Balls, and that's not the kind of crap we like to cough up. Here instead is a list of ten state flags to tun up the flagpoles of your worst enemies: 10. Nevada T ... More >>
The fallout from Jennifer Lopez's Wednesday night freakout only ate up about ten minutes of last night's show. At least, that's how much it looked like as I was fast-forwarding my DVR. You've got to hand that much the producers of American Idol, they can milk even the most trivial of incident ... More >>
This week's cover story in the Houston Press details the case of Houston-based American Grocers and its owner Samir Itani, charged with shipping expired food to troops stationed in the Middle East and ripping off the government with bogus shipping costs. As noted in the story, "the case stretched ... More >>
An expert on Nazi medical practices shows us the stark reality of the Third Reich
Enjoy the great indoors!
Photos by Katharine ShilcuttAn estimated 7,000 people took to the streets of Gulfton on Saturday afternoon, part of a coordinated series of national protests against the passage of Arizona's SB 1070, a bill which many Hispanics in Arizona and across the nation have decried as racial profil ... More >>
Art one, politics zero
J. Hoberman, Robert Wilonsky and Scott Foundas put their minds together and come up with their favorite films of the year. Let's hear it for teamwork!
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If you're like us, when you see Tea Partiers displaying imagery associating Obama with Hitler, your benefit-of-the-doubt well goes bone dry. But when we received an e-mail about a local clothing company that's gotten into the Obamanazi business, it seemed like a good opportunity to explore ... More >>
On September 1, 1939, German forces invaded Poland. Soviet troops joined the attack (in adherence to the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact) on September 16, and by the first of October, the country was entirely in enemy hands, and World War II was well underway.Poland and its people have had enough problems, ... More >>
Alien invasion as apartheid metaphor? It works in District 9.
The original king of comedy is back on track
Photos courtesy FoxYou thought the funeral was over? You thought all those tears were dried up? You were wrong, my friends - so very, very wrong. Aye, verily, the bloodletting continued unabated as Hollywood Week wound down. Hey, Ryan Seacrest warned us at the outset: "The stakes are as high ... More >>
Winslet and Fiennes take the long and (Oscar-)worthy road to redemption
Wars of past and present are shown onscreen at the Jewish Film Festival
Four Russian artists present three phenomenal installations
Our critics weigh in on local theater
This highly entertaining play will get you thinking
Downfall chronicles Hitler's last days with an awkward note of sympathy
A new book proves that The Games Do Count
Our critics weigh in on local theater
Our critic weighs in on local theater
Our critics weigh in on local theater
Theatre New West presents a historic play about homosexuals persecuted during WWII
The 1936 Olympics in Berlin revealed the tip of the Nazi iceberg
The Montrose Beer and Gun Club plays coy
Postwar German films attempt to either understand or ignore the holocaust
How cold war fears fueled a hot market for Houston's human parts business.
ArtScan and Inman galleries look for art in the ordinary
March 18 - 24, 1999
Kindertransport sends insights on historical suffering
A bittersweet tale of German music makers before the fall
October 29 - November 4, 1998
With Black Eagles, the Ensemble takes wing
Inspired by Porgy and Bess, Street Scene brings an American earnestness to the august art of opera
