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  Kanye West Doubles Down on Donald Trump and Finally Breaks the Internet

  April 26 at 6:44 a.m.

  On Wednesday afternoon, it felt like the world stopped for a few hours. Hot sports takes were put on the backburner, crime junkies temporarily forgot about the arrest of the Golden State Killer and the hype over Infinity War briefly went silent. For that window, it felt like everyone, everywhere...

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  I Am Not The Worst Celebrity Goat Milker in Houston, And That's a Win For Me

  February 28 at 6:55 a.m.

  Were I the type of person who kept a vision board, dead center in it would be the phrase “Dream just the right amount.” See, at 35, I’m still optimistic that the good things in life can still happen for me, but honest enough with myself to know that the...

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  Data Shows That Houston is Either Very Romantic or Not Romantic At All

  February 8 at 4 a.m.

  Some think Houston is very romantic. Others think we're about as unromantic as you can get.

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  The Latest Trend in Houston Real Estate: Addams Family Decor

  Tuesday, October 31, 2017 at 4:25 p.m.

  The Internet is full of tips and tricks for getting a property sold fast during a seller's market: baking fresh cookies in the oven, hiding family photos, and investing in a professional stager. This Houston family took it one step further and decorated their home in the style of the Addams family or The Munsters.
  
  Amy McGee of Coldwell Banker United, Realtors - Greenway Plaza recently listed this home at 806 Oxford in the 77007 zip code with an asking price of less than $1.35 million dollars. It's only had one owner since it was built, so click through and check out this New Orleans-inspired dig for a hauntingly good time.
  

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  Starbucks Zombie Frappuccino: Oh, the Horror

  Tuesday, October 31, 2017 at 6 a.m.

  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...

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  Skateboarding's Living Legends Shred Skatestock V

  Sunday, October 29, 2017 at 1:45 p.m.

  Skatestock V went down at the Lee and Joe Jamail Skatepark near downtown Houston on October 28, with plenty of art, live music, skateboard legends and tons of skateboarding. Tony Alva, Wally Inouye, Steve Olson, Craig Johnson, Todd Prince, John "Tex" Gibson, Ken Fillion, Pat Black, Chuck Treece and others came out to skate and enjoy the day. Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament, a skateboard activist, joined the party, along with current pro skaters Ben Johnson, Jagger Eaton, Collin Graham and Chris Russell. Local hotshots Max Peterson, Zach Castillo and Andrew Wallace tore up the park. Music was provided by DJ Roo, Funeral Horse, Giant Kitty, Khobretti, Residual Kid and McRad. The event, which raised funds for future events, included a helmet giveaway and custom designed helmet auction. (Photos by Eric Sauseda for the Houston Press)