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Issue: January 25, 2007
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  1. Feature

    Whose Best Interests?

    Margie Hill got sick, became a ward of the county and was moved to a nursing home. Son Marvin wants her back home. But she can't get out.

    By Todd Spivak
    Published: January 25, 2007

    Wearing slippers, sweats and a satin nightcap on this December afternoon, 76-year-old Margie Hill dangles her legs off the side of her twin bed and mimics the other residents:...

  2. Music

    Texas Tenors Times Two

    The Trinity Jazz Festival

    By Olivia Flores Alvarez
    Published: January 25, 2007

    It took just one jazz-loving priest to launch the Trinity Jazz Festival in 2002. The Rev. William Miller was new to Houston's Trinity Episcopal Church, a congregation that has...

  3. Cafe

    Tex-Mex Makeover

    Sabor morphs into 1308 Cantina

    By Eric Gerber
    Published: January 25, 2007

    When Sabor on Montrose opened six months ago, things were hot, hot, hot -- and not because it was the middle of another steamy Houston summer. From the get-go, restaurant...

  4. Film

    Old Man's Still Got It

    Peter O'Toole gets randy with this starring role, his first in years

    By Jim Ridley
    Published: January 25, 2007

    Maurice Russell, a septuagenarian actor facing the end of his career and life, gazes raptly at the present that fate has given him: the company of a sullen but strangely...

  5. Theater

    Magic Moment

    The magnificent Moon for the Misbegotten haunts the Alley

    By D.L. Groover
    Published: January 25, 2007

    Dissolute, drunk and dying, Jim Tyrone (James Black) lies asleep with his head against the ample breasts of earthy Josie Hogan (Annalee Jefferies). She cradles the spent,...

  6. Game On

    Dr. Feelgood

    You're not a doctor, but Trauma Center lets you play one on TV.

    By Chris Ward
    Published: January 25, 2007

    For most of us, the closest we get to practicing medicine is telling a depressed co-worker, "Somebody's got a case of the Mondays." But that doesn't stop us from living...

  7. Hair Balls

    What Can Brown Do for You?

    New Orleans is about to find out

    As told to Richard Connelly
    Published: January 25, 2007

    If you've ever asked yourself, as you've watched the post-Katrina morass of incompetence and violence that has engulfed New Orleans, whether that city has suffered enough, you...

  8. Racket

    Goodbye Joe, Me Gotta Go

    There are 25,000 Cajuns in Houston. Almost none of them play Cajun music. Why not?

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: January 25, 2007

    For a downright miserable cold and rainy Thursday night, there's a decent crowd at the Continental Club. They are here to see the Lost Bayou Ramblers, a young Cajun band from...

  9. Hot Plate

    Posh Pizza

    Dolce Vita Pizzeria & Enoteca

    By Paul Galvani
    Published: January 25, 2007

    Chef Marco Wiles of Da Marco is taking pizza to new heights at his Dolce Vita Pizzeria & Enoteca (500 Westheimer, 713-520-8222) with authentic ingredients and a no-compromise...

  10. Film

    Nostalgia Trip

    Steven Soderbergh tries, and largely fails, to make 'em like they used to

    By J. Hoberman
    Published: January 25, 2007

    The Good German, directed by Steven Soderbergh from Joseph Kanon's bestseller, is as much simulation as movie. Specifically, it's the simulation of a 1940s private eye flick....

  11. Encore

    Capsule Reviews

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

    By D.L. Groover and Lee Williams
    Published: January 25, 2007

    Bell, Book and Candle Casting directors take note: There's a new face in town (new to us, anyway), and it belongs to one of the most strikingly original actors we've seen in a...

  12. DVDish

    Classic Coke

    By Jordan Harper, Robert Wilonsky and Jim Ridley
    Published: January 25, 2007

    Cocaine Cowboys (Magnolia) Slam! Bang! Pow! Snort! This tawdry and giddy documentary tells the story of Miami's transformation from a place where old people go to die to a...

  13. Letters

    Bikini Brief

    Published: January 25, 2007

    Best Western: I think you ran an excellent cover story on Mariyah Moten ["Bikini Revolution," by Craig Malisow, January 11]. However, you depicted Pakistan as a hard-liner...

  14. Music

    Unknown Legend

    Roots renegade Joe Ely never achieved pop stardom, but that's all right by him...sorta

    By Andrew Marcus
    Published: January 25, 2007

    Joe Ely was born along the Rock Island line in Amarillo, Texas, three blocks from Route 66. At age six, he witnessed Jerry Lee Lewis pounding a piano on the back of a flatbed...

  15. Stirred and Shaken

    The Improv's

    Cape Cod

    By Chris Boyd
    Published: January 25, 2007

    I decide to catch Doug Stanhope live at The Improv (7620 Katy Fwy., 713-333-8800) after hearing several friends call him "the next Bill Hicks." Unfortunately, the Houston...

  16. Film

    The Music Men

    Halfway through Sundance, and still whistling a happy tune.

    By Scott Foundas
    Published: January 25, 2007

    PARK CITY, Utah -- On the first Saturday of the 2007 Sundance Film Festival, I rolled out of bed and hustled up Main Street for the 8:30 screening of Tamara Jenkins's The...

  17. Art

    Murder by Numbers

    "Frontera 450+" records the unsolved killings of women in Ju�rez, Mexico

    By Kelly Klaasmeyer
    Published: January 25, 2007

    Not even in the movies do you have such perfect crimes and no suspects," an activist sardonically remarks in Lourdes Portillo's highly acclaimed 2001 documentary Se�orita...

  18. BayouSphere

    Image of the Week

    By Daniel Kramer
    Published: January 25, 2007

  19. Wack

    Pink Pop

    Music genres that are coming soon

    By Olivia Flores Alvarez
    Published: January 25, 2007

    Music genres are getting ridiculous these days. Some names describe everyone, like "rock." Quick, name three bands that don't play rock music! See? "Rock" can mean almost...

  20. Film

    Sympathy for the Devil

    Even horny horse whisperers get off in Sundance docs.

    By Rob Nelson
    Published: January 25, 2007

    PARK CITY, Utah -- Ten days of terse texting among professional narcissists working on little or no sleep in one of the last cold spots left on Al Gore's inconvenient Earth:...

Issue: January 25, 2007
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