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Issue: December 15, 1994
Page: 1
18 stories found - 1 through 18
  1. Feature

    Mr. Big

    Houston sculptor David Adickes has one message for the art world: large is good

    By Michael Berryhill
    Published: December 15, 1994

    On a windy day in early November, Houston sculptor David Adickes is watching a handful of loyal volunteers from the city of Huntsville put the finishing touches to his mammoth...

  2. Music

    Rotation

    By Brad Tyer
    Published: December 15, 1994

    Smile Smile Hail Damage Records This is the debut CD -- or digital demo, however you want to look at it -- from a Houston three-piece that's been playing the small club...

  3. Cafe

    Marco's Rampant

    By Alison Cook
    Published: December 15, 1994

    Now that Houston restaurant entrepreneur Ghulam Bombaywala has announced plans to spread his Marco's Mexican restaurants across the nation, it behooves us to ask what manner of...

  4. Film

    Love and Bore

    Apolitical and unfunny, Speechless has nothing to say

    By Matt Zoller Seitz
    Published: December 15, 1994

    There are two kinds of bad movies: actively bad and passively bad. An actively bad one can prove perversely enjoyable. You sit there gazing up at the screen, marveling at the...

  5. Night & Day

    Press Picks

    By Edith Sorenson
    Published: December 15, 1994

    thursday december 15 Rockets Those dastardly Los Angeles Lakers are back in town tonight, and if you're of a mind to recall the bleak days of the last decade when...

  6. Theater

    A Talent to Bemuse

    Stages gets Noel Coward's words right, but his spirit wrong

    By Ann Walton Sieber
    Published: December 15, 1994

    Noel Coward was no Eugene O'Neill, nor did he want to be. His witty urban dramas were meant to entertain, nothing much more, and at that they succeeded sparklingly well. But...

  7. News

    Stay or Go?

    Houston's Salvadorans are given more time to worry

    By Claudia Kolker
    Published: December 15, 1994

    At a Salvadoran diner in Bellaire, where extravagant soccer trophies on the counter compete with photos of Salvadoran volcanos on the walls, a 45-year-old cook who calls...

  8. Music

    Tight, Shiny and Abrasive

    By Brad Tyer
    Published: December 15, 1994

    There are bands that make fantastic albums, then can't seem to muster enough energy to so much as pick their noses during a live set (did the Cars ever make anyone's Top Ten...

  9. Cafe

    Shanghai Surprise

    The flavors of China's Lower Yangtze flow into Houston

    By Alison Cook
    Published: December 15, 1994

    Rejoice, all ye Chinese-food buffs: an early holiday present awaits you at Diho Square -- Houston's new center of gravity for serious Chinese dining -- where the Shanghai...

  10. Film

    Sky Kings

    By Edith Sorenson
    Published: December 15, 1994

    Drop Zone is an action movie with the requisite good guys and bad guys, zap and pow and ostensibly witty tough talk, and all of that ordinary action movie stuff is done well...

  11. Art

    Going Public

    Dennis Adams' bus shelters try to move art into the arena of the city

    By Susie Kalil
    Published: December 15, 1994

    It's hardly news that advertisers take pleasure in a captive audience. And a prime target is the person waiting for a bus. Most who wait to get from one place to another...

  12. News

    Sixties Survivor

    Gene Locke rises from the streets to City Hall without disavowing his past

    By Tim Fleck
    Published: December 15, 1994

    Twenty-five years ago Gene Locke faced a different set of legal challenges than those he will inherit when he replaces Benjamin Hall III as Houston city attorney later this...

  13. Music

    Live Shots

    By Peter Kelly and Jim Sherman
    Published: December 15, 1994

    Sir Douglas Quintet Friday, December 2 The Fabulous Satellite Lounge The Sir Douglas Quintet, the band that taught the Beatles some chops, are back on the road. To their...

  14. News

    She's No Pimp

    A hotel concierge claims she was fired because she failed to provide something extra for a special guest

    By Steve McVicker
    Published: December 15, 1994

    During her four years as a concierge at Houston's Ritz-Carlton, Kareen Eichmann was accustomed to receiving -- and was skilled at fulfilling -- requests for special favors from...

  15. Music

    Bill-bored

    At least Tom Jones left the mesh shirt at home

    By Brad Tyer
    Published: December 15, 1994

    Late night thoughts (9:30 anyway) on watching last week's Billboard Music Awards on the tube... Everybody, I suppose, understands that the Billboard Music Awards are based on...

  16. News

    Do More Cuts Mean Less Shoots?

    Sweeping NEA cutbacks leave Texas filmmakers scrambling for funding

    By Matt Zoller Seitz
    Published: December 15, 1994

    Houston filmmaker Eagle Pennell has done pretty well for himself in recent years. Working as an independent, he's managed to complete three films -- the well received Last...

  17. Music

    Milla in 3-D

    Supermodel Milla Jovovich proves she's more than just another pretty face

    By Brad Tyer
    Published: December 15, 1994

    Every Monday afternoon, the Houston Press staff convenes around a big ugly green table in a big room with ugly purple carpeting and commences with the weekly editorial meeting....

  18. Letters

    Letters

    Published: December 15, 1994

    Peeling an Eye for Alison Is there any possibility of printing a picture of Alison Cook in an upcoming issue? I'm dying to put a face with the name I love to hate. What...

Issue: December 15, 1994
Page: 1
18 stories found - 1 through 18