Colonoscopy Blues and a Special In-Depth Playlist
After about a 10-minute pre-op discussion with my gastroenterologist, in which I bared my deepest concerns about undergoing surgical procedures, I was wheeled into the operation room. Because I write about music and have always turned to it for solace in stressful moments, we also talked music during our pre-op…
Marcy Me: The Best Houston Concerts of the Week
Plenty of happenings around Houston from Wednesday to Tuesday
Gentrification is Not A Good Thing for African American Communities
As a teacher in Third Ward, I see first hand how gentrification affects my students. I was totally prepared to write this article by “playing it safe” as to not step on the toes of the majority (read between the lines here), but as I listened to my students’ conversations…
Based On Comments: What We Learned About Bands Not Supporting One Another
We reviewed the comments, and decided to report back what you said were the key factors as to why Houston bands don’t support One Another
Balls Out Burger Takes a Streamlined Approach to its Signature Dish
My wife and kids have a new favorite joke. It’s pretty simple, really. They wait until I’m eating, and then they photograph me, jaw unhinged and gaping like some deathly creature. I’ve been self-conscious about how I look while eating ever since they started, and rarely more so then when…
Upcoming: Above and Beyond, Aimee Mann, Willie Nelson, and More
A constantly updated guide to upcoming concerts in the Greater Houston area.
Houston’s Best Thanksgiving Catering Options
We’re only a few days into November, sure, but it’s never too early to start planning your annual Thanksgiving feast. In fact, if you’re hoping to leave the cooking to the professionals this year, it’s best to plan ahead, as in, right now. Here are the best Houston restaurants offering…
Japandroids Return To Rock Houston
Canada’s Japandroids return after an almost five year absence from Houston
Houston’s 5 Best Weekend Food Bets: A Feast with the Beasts
Here’s a look at this weekend’s best culinary happenings: Feast with the Beasts at the Houston Zoo Friday, 7 to 11 p.m. 6200 Hermann Park The Houston Zoo’s annual Feast with the Beasts offers one epic night of wining and dining in the park. This year’s food, beer and wine…
Reviews For the Easily Distracted: Thor: Ragnarok
The Marvel Cinematic Universe goes the bickering Seinfeld route.
Going Nuts: What’s Hot at This Year’s Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market
Get ready for another wild time down at NRG Center.
Upcoming Houston Food Events: Meet the Turducken Burger
Mark your calendars, because you don’t want to miss these deliciously fun culinary happenings: Kata Robata, 3600 Kirby, has just received its first shipment of white Alba truffles, joining a supply of black truffles already in house. For at least the next month, chef Manabu Horiuchi will offer several specials…
Houston’s Best Bets This Weekend: Meet Our New World Series Champs
What better way to kick off the weekend than with the win of all wins, with our very own Houston Astros bringing home the World Series Champ title and the Commissioner’s Trophy with them. After a hard-worked season and winning game seven in the final series after taking the lead…
NFL Football, Week 9: Colts-Texans — Four Things to Watch For
Full disclosure — I had this preview all typed up and ready to go Thursday morning. I like to be out ahead of things and head into Friday not having to worry about writing. So I had a whole preview for the Colts game that talked about the 14-point spread…
Openings & Closings: El Burro and The Bull Team Open a Gourmet General Store
John and Veronica Avila, the husband and wife team behind El Burro and the Bull, a barbecue eatery located in the downtown underground food hall, Conservatory, will open a retail store selling their meats and products in January 2018. Henderson and Kane General Store, 715 Henderson, is located in an…
NFL Football, Week 9: This Weekend’s Best Bets
Full disclosure — I am writing this post on three hours of sleep. I just woke up with breath that smells like I made out with an ashtray (multiple cigars smoked) and an empty class of Larceny Bourbon next to the bed. I am still wearing the same BEAT LA…
Rediscover Your Inner Parrothead at Hobby Center’s Escape to Margaritaville
Doesn’t even attempt to play to non-Parrotheads. Why should it?
Where Astros Fans Can Get Free Food: Updated for November 3
There was a lot riding on the Astros win, when it comes to getting free hot dogs in Houston anyway. Here are the guaranteed free bites you can get this week all thanks to the Astros’ historic World Series win. We’ll continue to update this list with more freebies and…
Pride Houston’s New and Former Presidents Sue Each Other
A legal battle is brewing over the leadership of Pride Houston, Inc., the organization that puts on Houston’s annual LGBT Pride Celebration, with the newly elected president and former president suing each other over who has true control over the nonprofit’s assets. Pride Houston and its newly elected president, Lorin…
Houston’s 10 Best College-Football Bars
Where you want to be for the next several Saturdays.
Teach Your Daughters to Hit People Who Touch Them
If you don’t like it, teach your kids the proper way to act.
Coming Soon to Texas: Marijuana Grow-Ops
Texas will soon have its first working grow facilities for cannabis. Compassionate Cultivation, one of the companies licensed to grow and produce medicine under Texas’s limited medical marijuana program, said in a news release Wednesday it would start planting cannabis plants this week. The announcement comes one day after the…
California Wine Needs Us More Than Ever Before
Like many Europhile wine professionals who came of age in the 1990s, I believed that California wine was outdated and out of sync with the rising food culture of the time. By 2010, as European wine was flowing irreversibly into coastal and middle America markets, Californian wine expert and retailer…
Get to Pâtisserie Paris Je T’aime for the Pistachio Paris-Brest
There it sat in the case. A green pastry no bigger than a doughnut, sliced through the middle and piped full of green cream, a dusting of confectioner’s sugar on top. “It’s very good, madame,” the gracious woman behind the counter, pastry chef Nga Rogers, told me. I would discover…
Galveston’s El Lago Stun On Vibrant Debut LP, Colors
Indie-rock shoegaze sounds that are full of lush guitars, snappy drums, and stunning vocals.
Houston City Council Skirts Vote on Plans to Create MUD in Floodplain
With a new development of hundreds of homes in the middle of a floodplain underway in northwest Houston, Houston City Council kicked a plan to create a municipal utility district in that soon-to-be neighborhood up to Mayor Sylvester Turner Wednesday without any discussion. Referring it to the Turner administration instead…
Ten Things to Do in Houston for $10 or Less (Eight Free), November 2-8
Check out the Houston Press calendar for even more things to do.
My Friend Likes Competing Against Me. Help!
What’s on your mind? What isn’t? Ask Willie D!
THE ASTROS ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS! THE ASTROS ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS!
The Astros defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-1 in Game Seven in a game that the Astros led the entire way. George Springer started the game off with a double. He then came home to score the first run of the game on a throwing error. Dodger starter Yu Darvish…
Too Daring for the ’90s, Dana Carvey’s Sketch Comedy Show Shaped TV to Come
Too Funny to Fail: The Life & Death of the Dana Carvey Show streams on Hulu Toward the end of the excellent new documentary, Too Funny to Fail: The Life & Death of the Dana Carvey Show, Dana Carvey describes the final installment of a bit that ran throughout his…
On Your Feet!, the Gloria and Emilio Estefan Musical, Is an Immigrant’s Story
Miami Sound Machine is coming to the Hobby Center.
Montrose Eatery Riel Caught on Fire This Morning
Riel, the acclaimed Montrose eatery known for chef Ryan LaChaine’s Houston cuisine with a Ukrainian and French Canadian twist, caught on fire this morning . The Houston Press’s own food reviewer and contributor Nicholas Hall was driving his kids to school, when they passed the restaurant and saw it from…
Duane Brown Traded to Seattle — 4 Winners, 4 Losers
The Duane Brown Era officially ended in Houston on Monday. The alert popped up on our phones shortly after 6 p.m. that the Texans sent their starting left tackle to the Seattle Seahawks for CB Jeremy Lane, a 2018 fifth round pick, and a 2019 second round pick. The trade…
Houston’s 10 Best Concerts in November
But Jesus made me, so Jesus save me from pity, sympathy, and people discussing me…
Uptown Management District Wants $31 Million More for Post Oak Bus Project
Residents in Uptown have done everything from filing a lawsuit against the Uptown Management District over the Post Oak Boulevard bus project to holding press conferences protesting it — but so far nothing they’e done has stopped the management district from using residents’ tax dollars to rip up Post Oak…
Doctor Who: The 10 Essential Capaldi Adventures
See you at Christmas.
Dia de los Muertos Is Not Halloween Part 2
Tone-deaf cultural appropriation or sincere, positive appreciation? Tough call.
Nearly a Quarter of Harvey FEMA Applications in Texas Are Being Denied
After Porfirio Deleon’s house in southeast Houston flooded during Hurricane Harvey, he waited only a few days before applying for disaster relief through the Federal Emergency Management Agency. His family of six couldn’t cram into his sister’s house forever, especially as his eight-year-old daughter continues chemotherapy for leukemia, which doctors…
Are These the Top Dining Trends of 2017?
Last week the 12th Annual StarChefs International Chefs Congress, a three-day, industry-only symposium and trade show landed in Brooklyn, hosting more than 170 of the hospitality industry’s top professionals, including Houston native and chef Danielle Soto Innes, Jose Andres and more huge names. Chefs gave presentations on trends, techniques, and products to…
DJ Gracie Chavez’s Voodoo Fest Travel Diary
Screwmbia Vol. 1 available now.
Spice Girl: The Best of the Week
A seven-day rundown of the best shows in and around Houston.
Spicy Girl Brings the Mouth-Tingling Heat to Midtown
A new spot for Sichuan cuisine has opened in Midtown, tucked in the Winbern strip across from Winbern Messhall in the Breakfast Klub, Continental Club, Double Trouble fun zone. Spicy Girl is another reason to head over to this cool little pocket of Midtown, especially if you’re in the mood for…
Astros Lose 3-1 to Dodgers to Force World Series Game Seven
So Game Seven it is. The Astros and the Dodgers playing for the championship after the Dodgers got to Justin Verlander in the sixth inning and took a 2-1 lead that would never be surrendered, ultimately winning 3-1. It is not that Verlander pitched bad — for the first five…
Year’s Scariest Film is 11/8/16, the Doc Tracking Americans’ Experience of Election Night
Yes, it’s hard to imagine wanting to watch 11/8/16 today. The film, a sweeping survey documentary created and produced by Jeff Deutchman, follows 16 Americans from across the country on election day of 2016: a Sikh New York cabdriver, a “Dreamer” in San Jose, a Massachusetts dad in a MAGA…
For Better and Worse, Stephen Cone’s Princess Cyd is Light as a Feather
In his tranquil drama Princess Cyd, director Stephen Cone seems to be asking the question: What if a movie featured a girl who lived through unthinkable trauma and somehow became the most well-adjusted kid on the planet? The answer is that the story would float along like a feather in…
A Gray State Reminds Us That, Seriously, There’s Usually Not a Conspiracy, Guys
Despite its title, Erik Nelson’s doc A Gray State is ultimately quite black and white, a welcome reproach to the American vogue for conspiracy theorizing and true-crime speculating. In January 2015, a Minnesota family was found dead in its home: David Crowley; his wife, Komel; and their 4-year-old daughter. A…
Richard Linklater’s Last Flag Flying Never Snaps to Attention
Despite the many troubling trends in our media culture, the movies’ response to the Iraq War has been (gasp) surprisingly admirable. Since the mid-2000s, a steady stream of films have artfully addressed war’s aftermath and the homefront — from Stop-Loss and In the Valley of Elah, to Grace is Gone…
Midtown Club’s Halloween Bash Haunted by Lack of Liquor License
A new club in Midtown is preparing to hold a Halloween bash Tuesday evening — promising a costume contest and drink specials — but appears to have overlooked a crucial party planning step: securing a liquor license. Club L2, located in a nondescript building at 2901 Fannin, opened October 28,…
Even With a Couple of TV Turkeys, November Means Feasting on New Shows
It’s November! Which means that we’ve almost survived this year and I think that calls for a little celebration. How should we celebrate? Probably with lots of liquor. It’s been a tough one, but also TV! Nov. 2: Young Sheldon, CBS And on the seventh day, God planted the idea…
2017 College Football Playoff: Assessing the Contenders, Part 2
Amidst all the pinball magic scoring going on with our professional teams here over the past 48 hours — the Texans losing a 41-38 heartbreaker to the Seahawks, the Astros winning a 13-12 World Series classic against the Dodgers — we’ve lost sight of college football, and the fact that…
Upcoming: Blues For Food, Clan of Xymox, Franz Ferdinand, Maroon 5, Lee Ann Womack, Travis Tritt, Vanilla Ice, etc.
A constantly updated guide to upcoming concerts in the Greater Houston area.
Starbucks Zombie Frappuccino: Oh, the Horror
Over the summer, the Unicorn Frappucino took the Instagram set by storm, putting what we thought was a nail in the coffin of unicorn foods forever, but no (nayyyyy, if it behooves you). For much like the Night King resurrects a slain dragon into a blue-fire spewing undead beast, so…
Surreal Estate: “Mona Hatoum: Terra Infirma” at The Menil Collection
When Hatoum’s work moves us, its power is impressive.
How to Avoid Missing the World Series When Trick or Treaters Arrive
Most sports fans have to deal with it: interruptions. All you want to do is watch the game on TV. It’s not asking very much. And then, something, or more to the point someone, intervenes. Maybe it is a friend calling to chat or your better half asking for help…
World Series Streaker, a YouTube Prankster, Charged With Criminal Trespassing
As Houston police officers led a handcuffed Vitaly Zdorovetskiy out of Minute Maid Park, it kinda looked like he was trying to dance to “Jump Around,” and kinda seemed like the crowd was cheering for him just as much as they were for Carlos Correa’s two-run homer in the bottom…
Five Reasons “Houston, We Have a Problem” Is So Annoying to Houstonians
It’s as if people, especially writers and editors, sit around looking for a good reason to unearth that phrase.
The Most Memorable Moments of Voodoo Fest 2017
The music fest that doubles as the South’s largest Halloween party.
Dive On In: Star Fish Is a Welcome Addition in The Heights
Warm, dripping with tiny streams of caramel that pooled on the plate, the sticky toffee pudding arrived with a not-so-small scoop of ice cream, placed prominently atop the dark, rich cake. It is a rare occurrence for a dessert to deserve top billing in my book. This sweet creation at…
21 Best Things to Do in Houston This Week: Margaritaville and Slam Poetry
Check out the Houston Press calendar for even more things to do.
Wrestling’s Brother Love, Twice Fired by WWE, Finds Redemption Through Hit Podcast
For Bruce Prichard, redemption began with a casual conversation on Conrad Thompson’s couch in Huntsville, Alabama, last July, not redemption in the eyes of Prichard’s family or friends, but in the eyes of the professional wrestling industry, which had seemingly slammed the door on him several years prior. Casual wrestling…
The Inside Scoop On “The Altuve Polka”
Touch ’em all, Jose. Go Astros!
Thor: Ragnarok Shows That Marvel Movies Can Still Hit Where It Counts
Like most of the better Marvel efforts, Thor: Ragnarok feels like the work of a unique sensibility instead of a huddle of brand managers. While the studio’s films demonstrated plenty of comic flair right from the start of its shared-universe experiment, with 2008’s Iron Man, recent efforts have veered too…
Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird is a Divine Comedy About Growing Up Weird in the Class of ’03
“I wish I could live through something,” the title character laments to her mother in the opening scene of writer/director Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird. Played with comical intensity by Saoirse Ronan, 17-year-old Lady Bird — nee Christine — is too young to realize that she is inescapably living through something,…
Gilbert Gottfried Won’t Ever Shut Up, but Doc Reveals His Quieter Side
Gilbert Gottfried’s nasally obnoxiousness has wormed its way in (and out) of America’s hearts for decades — through his stand-up comedy, his voice-acting work as Aladdin’s Iago and Aflec’s duck, and his epically crude rendition of The Aristocrats joke, his too-soon Japanese tsunami jokes (which got him fired from that…
Rob Reiner’s LBJ Might Infuriate the #MAGA Crowd, but It’s Coated in Flop Sweat
It’s not enough that the sitting president will hate Rob Reiner’s LBJ, but that’s not nothing, either. Here’s a portrait of a resolutely unlovable vulgarian who, due to a cruel accident of history, ascends to the Oval Office. But it’s the distinctions that will sting: In the opening moments, a…
My Friend Dahmer Explores the High-School Days of a Real Serial Killer
My Friend Dahmer, from a graphic memoir of the same name by the pseudonymous Derf Backderf, is a kind of coming-of-age tale that dissects a troubled kid’s descent into murder. Backderf was a high-school pal of the boy who would grow up to become the serial killer and cannibal Jeffrey…
Pappy’s Cafe Is Getting New Digs in 2018
Houston’s 34-year-old comfort food favorite Pappy’s Cafe will relocate to 12313 Katy Freeway at Dairy Ashford in spring 2018. The restaurant will take over the former space of Texas Land & Cattle Restaurant, a ‘craft dining’ chain that sounds like it packed up its Houston location to go moonlight as a government…
Magical Winter Lights Returns With Chinese, Lone Star Accents
An “all-encompassing holiday event” at Gulf Greyhound Park.
NFL Football, Week 8: Seahawks 41, Texans 38 — 4 Winners, 4 Losers
I am writing this at two in the morning after watching a World Series game that went back and forth, and back and forth, before eventually one team, the team that had the last at bat, had to win the game. In that game, Houston won, beating the Los Angeles…
This Week in Houston Food Events: Halloween Treats and Vegan Crepes
Here’s a look at this week’s hottest culinary happenings: Halloween Specials Spooky Treats at Ooh La La Dessert Boutique Ooh La La Dessert Boutiques, 23920 Westheimer, 20155 Park Row, 770 West Sam Houston Parkway North, have Halloween goodies in the bakery cases, from spooky shortbread cookies and bat cupcake truffles…
When Skin-Care Lines Cross the Line
It’s unfathomable that we’re still having conversations about whether or not a skin-care ad is racially charged.
Before You Head to the Polls in Harris County, Check Your T-Shirt
If you show up to the polls to vote on the Houston bond initiative and the many other issues on the ballot this election season, vet your choice of apparel carefully first. Just as Katie Beth Gottlieb was about to walk toward a voting both at the Fiesta on Old…
Voodoo Fest Succeeds From the Top Down
A strong weekend in New Orleans started at the top.
Shows of the Week: Ringo Starr’s Hit Parade Rolls On With Plenty of Help
The livest live music in the Bayou City for the first week of November 2017.
Richard Linklater’s Last Flag Flying Is a Portrait of War’s Muddled Aftermath
War, its motivation and its costs, can’t really be summed up in an easy narrative.
Flooded Houston Home Has Cost Taxpayers More Than It’s Worth
“Have you ever seen the TV show Stranger Things?” Allen Wuescher asks before entering what used to be his house. Looking at it from the street level, his home at the end of the cul-de-sac on Riverview Drive in Lakeside Estates, in west Houston, still looks like it’s worth a…
Fresco! Cafe Italiano Impresses With Fresh Flavor and Authentic Technique
Hidden in plain sight, in a strip center off I-59 and Buffalo Speedway, you’ll find the best chef making pasta from start to finish in the city. He doesn’t have a PR agent, he doesn’t do Instagram, but what he does with good ingredients, simple technique and passion is nothing…
Music Melts Down as #MeToo Movement Spreads
One common theme among the victims is coercion, threats, and intimidation into silence.
The Best Dishes We Ate in October 2017
October has come and almost gone — happy almost-Halloween, you goblins — and with that comes our monthly roll out of the absolute best dishes we’ve had the pleasure of putting in our mouths this month. We certainly dined-out a lot in October, and considering we’re past the two month…
The Astros Just Won One of the Craziest World Series Games Ever
The Houston Astros trailed 4-0 with Clayton Kershaw, one of baseball’s best pitchers, on the mound for the Dodgers. Dallas Keuchel had been chased and the Astros had to go to the bullpen way, way early. The Astros tied the game 4-4 in the fourth inning, then fell behind 7-4…
Giles Spoils Morton’s Start as Astros Lose 6-2 to Dodgers
Game Four of the World Series featured a no-hitter into the sixth inning. It featured the Astros taking the lead 1-0 lead and breaking up the no-no on a massive George Springer home run. Yet as feared, this game came down to the bullpen, and the Astros relievers were lacking…
Cougars Upset No. 17 USF for 28-24 Win
The Houston Cougars did three surprising things on Saturday afternoon in Tampa. They won a game after losing two straight in disappointing fashion, defeated a ranked team and scored tons of points in the second half. The Cougars (5-3) defeated the No. 17 USF Bulls (7-1) 28-24 on Saturday on…
We Love You, Stranger Things, But Would It Kill You to Be More Strange?
This piece has spoilers for the first six episodes of the second season of Stranger Things. Look, I like the show, but the title is a lie. Seemingly inspired by that one line from Hamlet that I kept hearing in presentations the time I reported on a UFO convention, the…
HGO Scores Big-Time in a Strong Outing with Julius Caesar
You’ll forgive me for using baseball metaphors in this review, but this is one week where they’re most appropriate. I have no doubt our illustrious Houston Astros will encircle our fair city with a World Series ring, so let the games continue. After the wild pitch wrought by Hurricane Harvey,…
Astros Blast Off Against Darvish, Defeat Dodgers 5-3
The Los Angeles Dodgers had to feel comfortable coming into World Series Game Three against the Astros. Dodger starter Yu Darvish had dominated the Astros at Minute Maid Park. So of course the Astros destroyed Darvish, scoring four runs in the second inning and chasing him from the game. The…
Bob McNair’s “Inmates” Comments Nearly Cause Texans Team Boycott
DeAndre Hopkins was a no-show at Houston Texans practice on Friday. He was nearly followed by many other Texans players. Head Coach Bill O’Brien and GM Rick Smith held a meeting with the players. It’s expected all Texans will be on the team plane to Seattle on Saturday, and that…
World Series Road Closures Will Bring Traffic Jams to Downtown Houston
We don’t recommend driving downtown this weekend, but if you feel compelled, you should be aware of the road closings that start Friday and last throughout the weekend. The reason? Our amazin’ Astros will be playing games three, four and five of the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers…
Carmelo’s Will Shutter in December After 37 Years in Business
After 37 years, Carmelo’s will close for good on December 25, after serving its final Christmas Day Buffet Brunch. The Memorial area restaurant, knownfor its Tower of Pisa salad, veal and seafood offerings and tableside Caesar and fettuccine carbonara, sent an email to friends that was then forwarded along to the…
Teacher’s Schedule Suits Mineral Alum Matt Hammon’s Solo Schedule Just Fine
The longtime emo sideman steps out front with Silver Suitcase.
Afghan Whigs Heat Up Heights Theater In Long-Overdue Houston Return
The room crackled with electricity throughout the evening.
Memory and Time Get a Whacky Workout in Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play
Night after night, in millions of American households, TV is the balm that soothes our weary souls. With just one click of a converter (or launch of a stream) we can find a show that helps make us forget, feel, ponder, laugh and wind down from the challenges of each…
Should You Watch an Astros World Series Game in Public?
Worse than a public marriage proposal, or roaches.
Houston Ballet’s Fall Mixed Rep Truly Is Poetry in Motion
The Houston Ballet present Stanton Welch’s Powder, Christopher Wheeldon’s Carousel (A Dance) and George Balanchine’s Symphony in C during their fall mixed-rep, Poetry in Motion.
J.J. Watt to Give $37 Million in Harvey Donations to Four Nonprofits
For those wondering where exactly the $37 million Texans star J.J. Watt raised in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey would end up, now you have your answer. Watt announced Thursday that a majority of the funds will be split between four nonprofits helping recovery efforts in the Houston area. Americares,…
A Guide to H-Town’s Scariest Haunts
It’s time for spooks, frights, fangs and boos! Halloween 2017 is right around the corner. This year, Houston has plenty of tricks and treats up its sleeve, including spine-chilling treks through some of the city’s most terrifying haunted houses. Here’s how to get your Houston spook on this Halloween. Extended Weekends…
Two Months After Harvey, Landlord Evicts Tenants Because of Uninhabitable Conditions
The management ripped out the sinks when they ripped out the walls. Inside the Legacy Apartments, on Lockwood Drive in the Fifth Ward, there is no such thing as privacy or even real rooms on the lower-floor units. In James Jackson’s unit, you can see from the kitchen straight into…
It’s Perfect Pho Weather: Where to Grab a Bowl in Houston
A cold snap —okay, okay, a cool snap— is here. It’s the weekend, and on top of that, some of you will likely be dealing with a hangover from all the those World Series drink and beer specials around town. Know what’s great for tackling all the above? A steaming…
Former KIPP Counselor in Houston Charged With Sex Crimes Against Children
A former counselor at a Houston charter school has been charged with sex crimes against children — and authorities believe there may be additional victims, Houston police announced Thursday afternoon. Brandon Thomas McElveen, 33, was arrested by Victoria County sheriff’s deputies on October 16, and charged with three felony counts…
A Fierce Halsey Handles Toyota Center With Ease
She called her shot as one of the current greats, and then she proved it.
