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Issue: May 6, 2004
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  1. Feature

    House Music Scratches for a New Vibe in Houston

    By Michael Serazio
    Published: May 6, 2004

    On the drunk side of midnight, in a stylish Midtown lounge called Union, the dance floor is chaotic, yet benevolent; the DJs, effusive, yet democratic -- laying down beats in a...

  2. Music

    Hang the Airwaves

    Danseparc, Substance and Stereo Bar reinvent the steel wheels

    By Lance Walker
    Published: May 6, 2004

    It's Saturday night at Numbers, and Shu Latif is frazzled. As one of the three members of the DJ collective Danseparc, she isn't accustomed to getting to the club at 11....

  3. Cafe

    Shrimp N' Ice Cream

    What to order at the Indian seafood restaurant Fish N' More

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: May 6, 2004

    The shrimp masala sounds good, so I order some for lunch. "Hot or mild?" the guy behind the counter at Fish N' More asks. "Hot!" I answer. I grab a soft drink from a glass...

  4. Film

    Sister, Sister

    If you're young and female, New York Minute is your movie

    By Jean Oppenheimer
    Published: May 6, 2004

    That sound you hear is the stampeding feet of millions of pubescent and prepubescent girls, racing to movie theaters this weekend to catch sisters Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen in...

  5. Night & Day

    Italian Jobs

    The MFAH captures a new renaissance of cinema

    By Greg Barr
    Published: May 6, 2004

    There's a lot more to Italian cinema than Clint Eastwood westerns and Fellini flicks -- especially lately. The country's film industry is finally emerging from its post-'70s...

  6. Art

    Lifestyles of the Ricas y Famosas

    Daniela Rossell brings us inside the homes of Mexico's obscenely wealthy

    By Kelly Klaasmeyer
    Published: May 6, 2004

    As F. Scott Fitzgerald put it, "The rich are different from you and me." But if "Ricas y Famosas," a new exhibition at the Blaffer Gallery, is any measure, the rich in Mexico...

  7. Sidebar

    Gotta Dance

    A few tweaks here and there, and house music may survive

    Published: May 6, 2004

    Sean Carnahan, local promoter, producer and DJ, refuses to accept that his dance scene is dead. It's a quarter past midnight at the grand opening of Spundae's new Saturday...

  8. Music

    Decent Folk

    Summer Hymns' summer hymns define the purdy South

    By Nate Cavalieri
    Published: May 6, 2004

    "I just got done frying up some bacon and eggs," says Summer Hymns leader Zachary Gresham with a lazy, Jimmy Carter drawl. "Now I just have to wash the pot." Cleaning up after...

  9. Hot Plate

    Hot Plate

    Backstreet Cafe

    By Carol Rust
    Published: May 6, 2004

    Approach with reverence the Milanese of beef tenderloin ($16.95) at Backstreet Cafe (1103 South Shepherd, 713-521-2239). Let there be no talking until the first bite is tasted,...

  10. Film

    Fear Factors

    Conspiracy and greed confront the wonder of childhood in I'm Not Scared

    By Bill Gallo
    Published: May 6, 2004

    When a pleasant Italian comedy called Mediterraneo won the 1992 Academy Award for best foreign-language film, a lot of observant American moviegoers scratched their heads....

  11. Night & Day

    This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

    By Keith Plocek
    Published: May 6, 2004

    Thursday, May 6 If you love to talk about "nothing," then you've got to drop by Louis Shanks for an appearance by the real J. Peterman. The bona fide inspiration for...

  12. Artbeat

    Capsule Reviews

    A picture of our opinions on local exhibitions

    By John Devine and Kelly Klaasmeyer
    Published: May 6, 2004

    "Arshile Gorky: A Retrospective of Drawings" Born in Turkish Armenia in 1904, Vosdanik Adoian would grow up to be Arshile Gorky, one of America's most important and influential...

  13. Hair Balls

    Hurtt So Good

    A real shake-up at HPD? We thought that was impossible

    As told to Richard Connelly
    Published: May 6, 2004

    New police chief Harold Hurtt didn't waste much time putting his stamp on the department, implementing sweeping staff changes announced April 27. The changes have been largely...

  14. Racket

    Defending the Dirty Thirty

    And coping with Yankee slander

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: May 6, 2004

    If you missed it last week, we put forth a score and ten songs by Texans as "the Dirty Thirty" -- the worst ever tunes to come from this state. To put it mildly, some of you...

  15. Film

    Monster Makeover

    Van Helsing explodes movie legends with hip upgrades

    By Gregory Weinkauf
    Published: May 6, 2004

    "We must keep the atmosphere electrified!" announces creepy Igor in reference to an abominable experiment in Van Helsing, but he could be appraising the entirety of this...

  16. Night & Day

    Getting Hed

    The fabulous Hedwig & the Angry Inch glams it up at Fitzgerald's

    By Steven Devadanam
    Published: May 6, 2004

    In a normal world, there's really nothing entertaining about familial abandonment, blatant artistic theft or grossly disfiguring surgery. But much like a mime being punched in...

  17. Theater

    A New Cut

    HGO has a ball with The Barber of Seville

    By Marene Gustin
    Published: May 6, 2004

    You won't find Elmer Fudd singing kill the waaaabbitt, kill the waabbit at Houston Grand Opera's rock-and-roll staging of Gioacchino Rossini's Barber of Seville. This...

  18. News

    Lessons to the Left

    Young conservatives start to monitor liberal college profs

    By Paul Kix
    Published: May 6, 2004

    Their thoughts are ridiculed by other students and often, they say, by the professors themselves. They are required in class to watch movies to which they are opposed and then...

  19. Rotation

    Loretta Lynn

    Van Lear Rose (Interscope)

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: May 6, 2004

    I've said this before, but I'll say it again: A couple of times a year, you get an album that puts all others in perspective, one that makes everything you heard recently that...

  20. Urban Experience

    Moving Masterpieces

    The Art Car Parade keeps on rollin'

    Published: May 6, 2004

    Whether it's an impulse road trip to Austin, "Chinese" fire drills on Westheimer or the backseat after prom, Houstonians do it better in their cars. So naturally, folks from...

Issue: May 6, 2004
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32 stories found - 1 through 20
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