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Pizza. It’s probably the most beloved – and often simplest to make – food on the planet. You’ve probably had a slice or several in the past week. Or you’re thinking about it now. And for you kids, according to analytics it’s the “Most Instagrammed Food,” beating out burgers 10-to-1...
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Chris Shepherd is not a man to rest on his laurels. He was named Best Chef in the World by The Robb Report in 2019. He owns and operates four successful restaurant concepts in Houston. He released his cookbook, co-written with Kaitlyn Goalen, Cook Like a Local, last year and...
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The Texans are on fire after defeating the New England Patriots at NRG Stadium, 28-22, on Sunday Night Football. This is the first win over the Patriots since the 2009-2010 season; that's more than 3,600 days without a win against Tom Brady and company. Texans fans were happy for the win and those that were tailgating were happy to share what was cooking on their grills. (Photos by Eric Sauseda)
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The Great State of Texas Food Truck Festival on Saturday featured more than 25 food trucks. This inaugural event was held on the East Side of Houston and provided seating, plenty of space and no shortage of food trucks. Food trucks, vendors, DJ's and a festive and friendly atmosphere made for a great festival on a beautiful day. (Photos by Eric Sauseda)
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The Texans beat the Raiders 27-24 on Sunday but the win was bittersweet as JJ Watt left the game with a season ending pectoral injury, Laremy Tunsil injured a shoulder and cornerback Lonnie Johnson Jr. went out with a concussion. The Texans are now 5-3 for the season and 3-1 at home. (Photos by Eric Sauseda)
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Roaring engines echoed throughout the NRG Stadium on Saturday night for the 2019 Monster Jam Series' stop in Houston. With Houston native Colt Stephens commandeering Brodozer and alternative rock station 94.5 The Buzz's own monster truck taking to the track, fans of all ages cheered their hearts out as the hometown heroes raced around the muddied Texans floor in a head-to-head competition. Fraction of a second times separated the heavy metal trucks in the bracket style contest but in the end the devilish Dragonoid took the gold. After the races, the crowd watched in awe as classic trucks such as Max-D and El Toro Loco flew through the air and legendary fan-favorite Grave Digger exhibited his skills, performing 90 degree "Sky Wheelies" and executing monstrous flips during the freestyle truck competition. (Photos by Jennifer Lake)
