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James Howard Kunstler Finally Drags His Ass to Houston

Deft and Daft

An Interview With The Vet Who Almost Killed Houston's World-Famous Dog

Texas A&M vet Katherine Snyder saved the life of Stump -- Houston's most famous dog -- about four years ago. The first time she saw the dog, he was close to death, "lethargic and depressed" and had already spent a week in a Houston clinic. "We all talked about it, if this is something we should ... More >>

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Texas A&M vet Katherine Snyder saved the life of Stump -- Houston's most famous dog -- about four years ago. The first time she saw the dog, he was close to death, "lethargic and depressed" and had already spent a week in a Houston clinic. "We all talked about it, if this is something we should ... More >>

She Almost Killed Stump!

A close call for a champ

Confessions of an Airbrushed Anglophile

A veddy British Madonna wants to keep it bloody real

Holly's Hobby

How did an elusive Brit become a garage-rock cult figure? Hell if she knows.

Reliant Park World Series of Dog Shows

How did an elusive Brit become a garage-rock cult figure? Hell if she knows.

Six More Mysterious Musical Deaths We'd Like to See Reopened

That's Brian Jones, who is still dead, in the lower right corner.​Original Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones was found dead at the bottom of his swimming pool 40 years ago. It was declared "death by misadventure," a cause of death that probably didn't come as a shock to those who had been aware ... More >>