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  Swangin' and Bangin' at the Slab Holiday Concert and Car Show

  June 27 at 3:45 a.m.

  Texan Wire Wheels brought out Paul Wall and friends for the Houston Holiday Car Show and concert at 8th Wonder Brewery. Attendees enjoyed a car show, beat contest, and performances by Lil Keke, J-Dawg, Dat Boy T and more. Texan manufactures the vintage '83s and '84s 30-spoke elbow wire wheels. All photos by Doogie Roux.
  

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  Rainbow Flag Flies High at 2017 Pride Houston Parade

  June 26 at 7:45 a.m.

  The rainbow flag flew high during the 2017 Pride Houston Parade on June 24. This year's theme was Beyond Wonderland, bringing all the glitz, glitter and celebration to this annual event that celebrates Houston's LGBTQ community.

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  The Beautiful People at 2017 Pride Houston Festival

  June 26 at 6:45 a.m.

  City Hall was a sea of colors on June 24 with hundreds of people attending this year's Pride Houston Festival. With live music, dozens of vendors, and plenty to eat and drink, there was no shortage of things to do. Love was everywhere and it showed on the faces of the people at the 2017 Pride Houston Festival.
  

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  Cabo Clear Lake Hosts Miss Outlaw Bikini Contest

  June 26 at 5:45 a.m.

  This year's Miss Outlaw Bikini Contest didn't disappoint. Some of the most beautiful women in Texas competed for first place in the competition, part of this year's Texas Outlaw Challenge (June 21-25), and the spectators enjoyed the views while breaking it down on the dance floor at Cabo Clear Lake on June 23.
  

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  Kenny's Casa hosts "Biggest Party in Texas" This Weekend in Seabrook

  June 25 at 8:25 a.m.

  For the tenth year in a row, Kenny Armstrong has thrown his oh-so-exclusive, legendary pool party, to which some have given the title "the biggest party in the state of Texas." Armstrong hosted hundreds of powerboat captains and fans to enjoy themselves after Friday's National Shootout Championship and watch the Swimsuit USA bikini competition. The music was thumping, everyone was dancing and Kenny's casa was rocking.
  

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  Asteroids Are One Way to Mess With Texas

  June 21 at 7 a.m.

  Waves as high as the tallest modern-day skyscrapers in Houston. Tsunamis jumping out of the Gulf of Mexico and flowing halfway to Dallas. An insane collapse of the coastline. This was the scene in Houston more than 65 million years ago following an asteroid’s collision with Earth. And that asteroid...