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News
February 28, 2013
The Ten Weirdest Members of Congress
Texas claims three of the top spots.
Blogs
May 31, 2012
JFK At 95: What If He Lived?
Had he not been felled by assassins bullets back in 1963, President John F. Kennedy would have turned 95 years old this week. That's if old age and some tragic and wacky Kennedy curse accident wouldn't have done him in first. Would he and Jackie have spent their entire lives together, or would the ... More >>
News
February 16, 2012
Pregnancy Puzzler
Lactation not related to giving birth.
Blogs
February 9, 2012
Some Judges Want Paintings of "Shirtless Black Men Hauling...Bales of Cotton" Removed from Courthouse
Six historical paintings at Houston's federal courthouse have raised some hackles with two federal judges, who believe the paintings dredge up offensive imagery of slavery. The paintings, depicting the Houston Ship Channel in the late 1870s, were completed between 1938 and 1941, and were displayed ... More >>
Blogs
January 31, 2012
What Every Musician Needs: Better Shut Up Lines
We all hate the trope "Houston, we have a problem," but we do have a problem in Houston with talkative, inattentive crowds at live shows. Scanning back over reviews from the past two years, at least 20 percent of them mention crowd noise. So what do the musicians think and, more importantly, what ... More >>
Blogs
January 9, 2012
Happy 99th Birthday, Richard Nixon: Great Pop Culture Nixons
Today Richard Nixon would have turned 99 years old, though he passed on to the big country club in the sky back in April 1994, at the age of 81. His wife Pat passed on the year previous, and Nixon was active until the end of his life, still making appearances and granting interviews, as the stains o ... More >>
Blogs
December 12, 2011
Nancy Jane Mancuso Gelber: Police Say Aspiring Crime Writer Wanted Estranged Hubby Whacked
Brazos County JailNancy Mancuso Gelber: Could use old friend Percy Foreman in her corner about now. Nancy Mancuso Gelber could face up to life in prison after she was arrested Friday and charged with attempting to hire a hit man to kill her estranged husband. Unfortunately for the 53-year-old ... More >>
Blogs
November 30, 2011
Bad Mugshot Bonanza: Five Longview Crime All-Stars Netted in Single Drug Bust
An expired inspection sticker led to fresh arrests for five of Longview's most frequently busted miscreants Friday. Police say that 48-year-old Howard "Cowboy" Perkins and 47-year-old Clifton Ardry were stopped while riding in a pickup near the home of 54-year-old, Biblically bearded George Cliffor ... More >>
Blogs
August 11, 2011
Your Weekly Heat Wave Music Blog: Hotter Than Hell Edition
Ed. Note: Remember that "songs about Hell" blog we mentioned a couple of days ago? It's still hot, and here it is. maximumwage.wordpress.comThe Southwest Freeway and Loop 610, 4 p.m.There's an old saying in Botswana: "Shitfire is it hot!" Wait, maybe that was Bandera. Anyway, whatever hemisp ... More >>
Blogs
May 11, 2011
Five Disastrous Modern-Day Presidential Decisions Not Involving Iraq or Vietnam
Ronald and Nancy Reagan face the consequences.Making tough decisions is what being a president is all about. But sometimes those decisions backfire. Sometimes the backfire hurts only the president who made the decision; sometimes it hurts a whole lot of other people. Here are five most disas ... More >>
Blogs
February 16, 2011
Honoring Barbara Jordan's 75th Birthday: Five Video Clips
Starting tomorrow, Texas Southern University will begin a year-long celebration of what would be the 75th birthday of alumna Barbara Jordan. Jordan was steeped in Houston, a Wheatley High grad who represented the Fifth Ward in Congress throughout the '70s. Here are five video clips of her career: ... More >>
Blogs
December 31, 2010
Comment Of The Day: Ken Starr, A Cross To Bear For Baylor Fundraisers
We have some great commenters here on Hair Balls, and it's time we paid some damn attention to them. So we'll be highlighting a Comment of the Day each morning, from the previous day's work. Maybe two comments, even. This will all be determined by a highly rigorous scientific formula involv ... More >>
News
December 4, 2008
Crime Doesn’t Pay(back): A Houston Press Special Report on Court-Ordered Restitutions in Texas
More than 90 percent of Texas parolees walk away without paying off what the state ordered them to.