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Issue: March 22, 2007
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  1. Feature

    Houston Hip-Hop

    Mike Watts and his stable of northside rappers take a southside legend's style to the masses

    By Roni Sarig
    Published: March 22, 2007

    After years of being dismissed as a novelty and then as a sort of stepchild to its East and West Coast precedents, Southern hip-hop is only now receiving its due. That road to...

  2. Music

    Azul, Magos Herrera and Lila Downs

    The Divinas concert

    By Olivia Flores Alvarez
    Published: March 22, 2007

    Lila Downs, Azul, Magos Herrera. Three Mexican singers with strong ties to the United States, each with her own ideas about what modern Mexico sounds like. Together they are...

  3. Cafe

    Crawfish

    Mardi Gras Grill hosts a weekly eating contest

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: March 22, 2007

    The three contestants in the weekly crawfish eating contest at Mardi Gras Grill on Durham sat side by side on a picnic table bench. On the left was Robert Barnett, a lanky kid...

  4. Film

    The Namesake

    The immigrant experience meets a generation gap in Mira Nair's The Namesake

    By Ella Taylor
    Published: March 22, 2007

    Packed with female book club members, a screening of Mira Nair's The Namesake left no doubt about the film's target audience. If anyone's going to flock to this warm and...

  5. Theater

    Heartbreak House

    This radiant production is a Shavian dream come true

    By D.L. Groover
    Published: March 22, 2007

    Twentieth-century Irish literary lion George Bernard Shaw, famed for his intellect, wit and prickly philosophy in such theatrical landmarks as Arms and the Man, Mrs. Warren's...

  6. Game On

    Ghost Rider

    This one will drive you up the wall

    By Chris Ward
    Published: March 22, 2007

    There's one similarity between Ghost Rider and most videogame movie tie-ins: Get too close to either, and your ass will probably get burnt. Though it stars goofy Nic Cage and...

  7. News

    Saint Matthew's Churches, Inc.

    Christians send in money for prayer requests which may just go up in smoke

    By Craig Malisow
    Published: March 22, 2007

    There is a big difference between kneeling down And bending over... -- Frank Zappa Behold the Faith Check. It is written on the Bank of Heaven. Bank President: God, the...

  8. Racket

    South By Southwest 2007

    Stax, Scratch and a host of locals highlight my festival

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: March 22, 2007

    To get to the Fader party at South By Southwest, you must first wend your way through a maze of Levi's products out to a back patio that is brought to you by Southern Comfort...

  9. Hot Plate

    Reggae Hut Cafe

    What a jerk

    By Paul Galvani
    Published: March 22, 2007

    Short of a trip to Jamaica, the best way to experience the country's cuisine is to try the jerk chicken ($8.50) at Reggae Hut Cafe (4814 Almeda, 713-520-7171). There are...

  10. Film

    Reign Over Me

    Adam Sandler plays a 9/11 widower and finally nails a somber role

    By Scott Foundas
    Published: March 22, 2007

    As Charlie Fineman, a New York dentist who lost his wife and three young daughters in one of the September 11 plane crashes, Adam Sandler sports a mass of bedraggled locks and...

  11. Encore

    Stage Capsule Reviews

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

    By D.L. Groover and Lee Williams
    Published: March 22, 2007

    An American Brat Anyone who thinks the generation gap closed way back in the 1970s needs a ticket to Bapsi Sidhwa's hilarious new play An American Brat. Based on the writer's...

  12. DVDish

    DVDs

    Diamonds in the Rough

    By Jordan Harper and Robert Wilonsky
    Published: March 22, 2007

    Blood Diamond (Warner Bros.) Ed Zwick's Blood Diamond, about the civil war over diamonds that devastated Sierra Leone in the late 1990s, plays like a guilt-ridden Jerry...

  13. Hair Balls

    DPS, Driver's License Renewals, Mardi Gras in Galveston, Tales from the BBB

    This past week may be a preview of driver's-license hassles

    As told to Richard Connelly
    Published: March 22, 2007

    Going to a branch of the Department of Public Safety is never a very pleasant experience, but the past week or so in Houston has been especially horrendous. Computers at three...

  14. Wack

    Mims & "This Is Why I'm Hot"

    New York rapper's hit single

    By Rob Harvilla
    Published: March 22, 2007

    This is why "This Is Why I'm Hot" is hot: Because it's hot. There are, of course, other reasons the breakout single from Mims, a Washington Heights rapper who intends to carry...

  15. Stirred and Shaken

    The Mink

    The Washington Apple

    By Chris Boyd
    Published: March 22, 2007

    "Fuck MySpace" says Editrix as we walk into The Mink (3718 Main Street, 713-522-9985) on a Saturday night. She's giving our group of six a lecture on the social networking...

  16. Film

    The Last Mimzy

    Movie mogul taps into his inner child

    By Rob Nelson
    Published: March 22, 2007

    Hard-core phantasie geeks will relish role-playing every enemy of The Last Mimzy, a family-style sci-fi adventure whose director Bob Shaye is better known to them as the evil...

  17. Artbeat

    Art Capsule Reviews

    A picture of our opinions on local exhibitions

    By Kelly Klaasmeyer and Keith Plocek
    Published: March 22, 2007

    ".....all of the above" Judy Pfaff is considered a pioneer of installation art, and she's got the MacArthur Fellowship to prove it. Her latest offering is awash in fluorescent...

  18. What Else Is New?

    Top DVDs

    Our picks for the week of March 22

    Published: March 22, 2007

    Batman Beyond: Season Three (Warner Bros.) The Bridge on the River Kwai (Sony) Burning Annie (Warner Bros.) The Caine Mutiny (Sony) The Care Bears Movie: 25th...

  19. Letters

    Mail Call

    Shameless

    Published: March 22, 2007

    Rodeo Cruelty My husband and I are horrified at your tasteless article you wrote regarding the rodeo -- "Shocking Cruelty" it should be called. [ "Beers, Steers &...," by...

  20. Wack

    Vanilla Ice

    The rapper turns children's show star -- maybe

    By Craig Hlavaty and Olivia Flores Alvarez
    Published: March 22, 2007

    Vanilla Ice. The patron saint of the would-be Federline dynasty. The thorn in Marshall Mathers's side. The scourge of aspiring white rappers all over. Vanilla Ice (a.k.a. Rob...

Issue: March 22, 2007
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