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Issue: September 23, 2004
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  1. Letters

    Letters

    Letters to the Editor

    Published: September 23, 2004

    The Home Front Cover Houston demonstrators: Why did y'all choose to run the article about the Protest Warriors ["Clash Course," by Robert Wilonsky, September 9]? There...

  2. Music

    Feels Like Old Times

    With Sammy Hagar back on stage, Van Halen trudges on

    By Jason Bracelin
    Published: September 23, 2004

    Michael Anthony used to drink Jack Daniel's straight from the bottle. The fleshy Van Halen bassist, whose body once looked as if it were held together by Bisquick and bourbon,...

  3. Cafe

    Meatball Politics

    Forget the Atkins and Souch Beach diets and hit the Sacred Heart Society's Thursday spaghetti lunch

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: September 23, 2004

    Frank Mancuso demonstrates his bib technique as we shuffle along with all the other people in line for lunch at Whitney Oaks Hall. The giant building just off Crosstimbers near...

  4. Film

    Dead Good

    Shaun of the Dead revives the zombie comedy with a U.K. twist

    By Luke Y. Thompson
    Published: September 23, 2004

    "Ash is feeling a little bit under the weather, so I'll be taking charge." So says Shaun (Simon Pegg) to his valiant crew of appliance salespeople, but if you don't get the...

  5. Night & Day

    Topical Storm

    The ladies of Gypsy Baby bring bizarre tales of women on the verge, online dating and Chaka Khan

    By Lee Williams
    Published: September 23, 2004

    In our book, any theater group that's produced a show called And Gimme Back My Chaka Khan CD You Asshole is welcome in Houston, which is why we're happy to hear that the ladies...

  6. Theater

    AmeriCCan Splendor

    Culture Clash is a smash at the Alley

    By Lee Williams
    Published: September 23, 2004

    Last week, the Alley Theatre brought the California-based performance team Culture Clash to town to perform their wicked-funny, deliriously irreverent celebration of American...

  7. City Life

    Best New Construction

    Published: September 23, 2004

    Downtown lofts "Adaptive reuse" is the fancy phrase used by builders to describe the process of renovating old buildings for new uses. It's a simple idea that's finally taking...

  8. Music

    A Thin Line...

    Introducing the most hated men in rock (besides Sting)

    By Mike Seely
    Published: September 23, 2004

    David Byrne has done it right. Destined to live high on the hog by way of Talking Heads royalties until the day he dies, the adventurous quirkmeister has been nothing but...

  9. Hot Plate

    Cottage Industry

    Stag's Head Pub

    By Paul Galvani
    Published: September 23, 2004

    The cottage pie ($7.95) at the Stag's Head Pub (2128 Portsmouth, 713-533-1199) comes in its own oval serving dish. Finely minced beef sautéed with onions, carrots and...

  10. Film

    Empty Sex

    John Waters's latest farce strives for nothing more than NC-17

    By Melissa Levine
    Published: September 23, 2004

    The best thing about A Dirty Shame, a giddy sex farce from John Waters, is the credits. What's not to love about a list of characters that includes "Sylvia Stickles," "Marge...

  11. Night & Day

    This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

    By Steven Devadanam
    Published: September 23, 2004

    Thursday, September 23 If you've been living in a cave (or hiding from hurricanes) lately, we've got a news flash for you: Chappelle's Show is the hottest comedy joint on...

  12. Encore

    Capsule Reviews

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

    By D.L. Groover and Lee Williams
    Published: September 23, 2004

    The Cat's Meow Even if the cinematic names Marion Davies, Elinor Glyn, Thomas Ince and Louella Parsons are unrecognized by contemporary movie audiences, the uninformed will...

  13. City Life

    Best Contribution to Downtown Redevelopment

    Published: September 23, 2004

    Metro light rail Okay, there are the accidents (mostly the fault of Houston drivers) and the occasionally backed-up traffic, but any new addition to the city that can increase...

  14. Racket

    San Francisco Treat

    Catching up with League City's Greg Ashley in that other city by the bay

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: September 23, 2004

    In addition to the famous sights, San Francisco is also a city of sounds. There's the jingle- clatter of the famous cable cars straining up the steep Victorian-house-encrusted...

  15. Film

    Shallow Pop

    Bernie Mac needs three more hits. He won't likely find one here.

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: September 23, 2004

    Mr. 3000 has low aspirations, which suits it well. It's about a 47-year-old baseball player trying to get three meager hits and the team for which he plays trying to climb out...

  16. Night & Day

    Trump Card

    Apprentice alum Amy Henry is all about the benjamins

    By Steven Devadanam
    Published: September 23, 2004

    You know you have ice in your veins when Donald Trump -- whose advice to engaged couples is "Get a prenup" -- calls you a "cold, cold woman." But that's exactly what The Donald...

  17. Artbeat

    Capsule Reviews

    A picture of our opinions on local exhibitions

    By David Fahl and Kelly Klaasmeyer
    Published: September 23, 2004

    "Chris Akin: Recent Drawings" and "Matthew and Dayna Linton: American Bikers/Views from the Sissybar" The exhibitions in the upstairs galleries of the Galveston Arts Center are...

  18. City Life

    Best Parade

    Published: September 23, 2004

    Art Car Parade This year's parade, the 17th, featured a dragon, a cadre of Elvises and a giant George W. Bush thrusting his pelvis into a big globe. Whether you like the...

  19. Nightfly

    Hip to Be Bare

    The cool kids let it all hang out at Union's Undies Only party

    By Brian McManus
    Published: September 23, 2004

    "Dance with no pants for $1 draft and $1 kamikaze shots." So the sign says at Union, and it sounds tempting. Chances are, if I weren't rolling bareback I'd be saddled up at...

  20. Film

    Brothers in Arms

    Two Koreans go to war in the masterful epic Tae Guk Gi

    By Luke Y. Thompson
    Published: September 23, 2004

    Already a monster hit in its native South Korea, Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War finally has come to America, and chances are everyone of Korean descent is already lining up...

Issue: September 23, 2004
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352 stories found - 1 through 20
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