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Southern Specialty

You can take TV chef Tanya Holland out of the South, but you can't take the South out of her

By Edith Sorenson
Aug 1, 2002

Tanya Holland is taking okra where it's never been before -- and she's taking us with her, by way of her class in new soul cooking at Central Market. With her new soul cookbook, the TV chef brings a lighter touch to standards such as greens, gumbo and sweet potatoes,...
Poison

Friday, May 31

By Edith Sorenson
May 30, 2002

There comes a time in a woman's life, or at least there did in mine, when you look back and think, Hey! Why didn't I ever let a rock and roll bad boy lead me onto his tour bus so he could slurp Jack Daniel's from my navel? Former groupies,...
Furniture for Dummies

The Funiture Guys espouse their unusual theory about DIY projects at the Houston House Beautiful Show

By Edith Sorenson
Aug 23, 2001

The Furniture Guys, Ed Feldman and Joe L'Erario, have an unusual theory about DIY projects. While most of the bright-eyed fixer-uppers on cable cheerily suggest adding a whole new roof, or guest room, or even suggest redecorating the whole house, Ed and Joe offer how-to instructions in the possible --...
Honestly Neurotic

Go see Richard Lewis, even if you haven't forgiven him for doing Wagons East!

By Edith Sorenson
Feb 22, 2001

From an ordinary sap, any mention of intemperance might come off as crude, possibly even mean-spirited. Yet a rare talent such as Richard Lewis can zero in on this uncomfortable, unpleasant subject and somehow make us feel a little better about our own greasy, frantic lives. Lewis still wears the...
Black Is Back

Lewis Black

By Edith Sorenson
Jun 15, 2000

Last year, in a cavernous southwest Houston club, Lewis Black did a solid 20 minutes of material based on his experiences at Party on the Plaza that very afternoon. Unlike many headlining acts, who come up with only 45 minutes of new material a year, Black never makes you sit...

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