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Issue: March 4, 2004
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  1. Feature

    Rocket Man

    How one enterprising Johnson Space Center physicist followed his dream to Hollywood and porn stardom

    By Craig Malisow
    Published: March 4, 2004

    The problems start when Demi Marx breaks a nail. She's pulling a pink fishnet blouse over her bare breasts when the material snags a French tip and the sucker drops to the...

  2. Music

    Deep in the Bleeding Heart

    Sonic Youth returns to the scene of one of its weirdest gigs ever

    By Lance Walker
    Published: March 4, 2004

    There are few artists who can really be called innovative. There are even fewer who really impact whatever unexplored corner of rock and roll they stumble into, and there's...

  3. Cafe

    Land of Azúcar

    Japaneiro�s Sushi Bistro & Latin Grill in Sugar Land certainly is living up to its name

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: March 4, 2004

    There are ten stools at the sushi bar, and they all seem to be occupied by sushi eaters of Asian descent. A few feet away, the other bar is dominated by what look like Latino...

  4. Film

    Metaphor Alert: Bright Red

    Like America's current leaders, Viggo and Hidalgo try to "enlighten" the Arabs with Western justice

    By Bill Gallo
    Published: March 4, 2004

    At first glance, Hidalgo seems to be nothing more than an old-fashioned, flat-footed adventure epic plunked down on a vast stretch of desert and amply furnished with the usual...

  5. Night & Day

    No Hateration

    UPN holds a casting call for The Player

    By Keith Plocek
    Published: March 4, 2004

    What's up, player? You probably think you're hot shit with all that bling-bling and debonair flair, but how do you think you'd fare against some of the smoothest operators in...

  6. Art

    Lace It Up

    Sewing materials become something else entirely in "Perspectives 140"

    By David Fahl
    Published: March 4, 2004

    Anne Wilson breathes life into inanimate objects in her video installation, Errant Behaviors. A heap of lace attempts to walk, like Buster Keaton playing a drunk. A pin carries...

  7. Hair Balls

    Party Like It's 1899

    Super Bowl week turned out to be a slow one for HPD's vice squad

    As told to Richard Connelly
    Published: March 4, 2004

    Just how much of a sinful den of debauchery and decadence was Houston during Super Bowl week? Apparently, not much. The after-action reports are in and the stats have been...

  8. Music

    Unfair and Unbalanced

    Ludacris rankles the white pride of the National Alliance and Bill O'Reilly

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: March 4, 2004

    In the early days of rap, way back in the 1980s, every touring artist was a bullshit magnet. Pillars of the community -- mayors, the cops, the PTA -- all voiced Grave Concern...

  9. Hot Plate

    Spit It Up

    Vincent's

    By Paul Galvani
    Published: March 4, 2004

    No one who enters Vincent's (2701 West Dallas, 713-528-4313) through the bar will fail to notice the brick-fired oven. Here is where you'll find the house special, pollo...

  10. Film

    Hutch Ado About Nothing

    No obvious joke goes untouched in this so-so TV show remake

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: March 4, 2004

    Maybe the most amazing thing about the big-screen version of Starsky & Hutch is how much smaller it feels than its predecessor, the William Blinn-created, Aaron...

  11. Night & Day

    This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

    By Lisa Simon
    Published: March 4, 2004

    Thursday, March 4 Ask any band geek, jock or bleacher-dweller -- nothing froths up team spirit quite like an old-fashioned march. It's something just about everybody agrees...

  12. Theater

    Raising the Bard

    Gregory Boyd's brave, inventive direction of Twelfth Night makes Shakespeare new again

    By Lee Williams
    Published: March 4, 2004

    Oh, happy day! The Alley Theatre's Gregory Boyd has taken on Shakespeare once again. Wildly innovative, wonderfully strange and never stodgy, Boyd's Shakespeare can always be...

  13. News

    Bloodless Coup

    There'll be no waivers for patients in this experimental blood-substitute program

    By Craig Malisow
    Published: March 4, 2004

    The LifeFlight emergency helicopter swoops down to the accident scene. It's bad -- the unconscious victim has lost a lot of blood. An ambulance crew is already there and...

  14. Music

    Blues Lucifers

    San Antonio's Boxcar Satan rumbles in from the west with its punk-roots noise

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: March 4, 2004

    To put it mildly, critics have a hard time pithily describing San Antonio rock underground legends Boxcar Satan. In fact, they wind up sounding a lot less like Lester Bangs...

  15. Night & Day

    Crimes as Big as Texas

    Carlton Stowers plumbs the depths of depravity in the Lone Star State in Death in a Texas Desert

    By Bob Ruggiero
    Published: March 4, 2004

    Texas and crime have a long and storied history together. But even with sensational and nationally publicized cases involving jealous dentists confronting infidelity with their...

  16. Ballet

    Divergence in Style

    Houston Ballet offers up two solemn dances -- and a wild one

    By Christie Taylor
    Published: March 4, 2004

    Opening night of the Houston Ballet's Winter Repertory Program featured choreographer Julia Adam's world premiere of Ketubah. Set to live klezmer music and performed by Houston...

  17. News

    Lead Astray

    Inspectors are fined after the Press uncovers faulty reports on low-income housing

    By Josh Harkinson
    Published: March 4, 2004

    Two years ago, Debra Ferris was renting a crumbling apartment, where she said rats gnawed her peeling walls, a rising bayou invaded her living room and the upstairs neighbors...

  18. Racket

    One Hundred Million Reasons to Go See Great White

    "Once Bitten Twice Shy" ain't one of 'em

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: March 4, 2004

    It was just over one year ago at the Station nightclub in West Warwick, Rhode Island, that Great White's errant pyrotechnics display started a fire that claimed 100 lives --...

  19. Urban Experience

    Le Smoking

    Yves Saint Laurent has been throwing shade since he was a wee thing

    Published: March 4, 2004

    Documentaries about fashion may seem tailored for a specific audience -- one that can actually afford haute couture, or perhaps an audience attuned to the bitches, er,...

  20. Encore

    Capsule Reviews

    A show of our thoughts on the local stage scene

    By D.L. Groover, Keith Plocek and Lee Williams
    Published: March 4, 2004

    Fallen Angels As a playwright, Noel Coward definitely didn't live up to his surname. When Fallen Angels first premiered in 1925, reviewers attacked its immoral content,...

Issue: March 4, 2004
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