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Issue: January 23, 1997
Page: 1
17 stories found - 1 through 17
  1. Feature

    What Did He Do To Deserve This?

    Attorney John O'quinn says his big-business enemies are out to do him in. But the real source of his troubles may be closer to home.

    By Mary Flood
    Published: January 23, 1997

    "My sense is that he's extremely frustrated right now. Things seem to be out of his control. It is hard to control what somebody writes about you." -- Lawyer Ed McAninch on...

  2. Music

    Rotation

    By Jim Sherman, Craig D. Lindsey, Roni Sarig and Brad Tyer
    Published: January 23, 1997

    Walter Hyatt King Tears MCA A musician's death, it's sad to note, often sparks considerable interest in his music. You want evidence? Just look at how Townes Van Zandt's...

  3. Cafe

    A Dose of Dosai

    At Madras Pavilion, a South Indian treat is given its due

    By Tahera Rashid
    Published: January 23, 1997

    I am not used to being surprised in Indian restaurants. After all, as a native of Bangladesh, I have a pretty good familiarity with what the subcontinent has to offer in the...

  4. Film

    Animal Crackers

    By Andy Klein
    Published: January 23, 1997

    You can bet that at one point or another, some executive wanted the title to this long-awaited nonsequel to A Fish Called Wanda to be A Lemur Called Rollo (since the story does...

  5. Night & Day

    Press Picks

    By Betsy Froehlich
    Published: January 23, 1997

    thursday january 23 Houston Job Expo Looking for work? Or already working, but dreaming of something better? Today, more than 50 Houston companies are scouting for...

  6. Theater

    Tangled Hair

    By Megan Halverson
    Published: January 23, 1997

    It may be a theatrical cliche to say that what goes on backstage can often be more entertaining than what the audience sees, but in the case of first-time producer Michael...

  7. Feature

    "O'Quinn Is a Miracle ..."

    By Mary Flood
    Published: January 23, 1997

    Eddie Martinez Jr. was riding on a grass mower when a nearby co-worker's mower struck a pipeline carrying liquid natural gas, triggering an explosion that sent flames 20 feet...

  8. Music

    All for One?

    The boys in the band want you to know Counting Crows is more than its lead singer

    By Hobart Rowland
    Published: January 23, 1997

    The last time anyone looked, Counting Crows was still a plural entity -- a sextet, not a solo act. Yet if you judged by the stories written about the California band, you might...

  9. Film

    As He Likes It

    Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet may be complete, but something's still a little rotten

    By Andy Klein
    Published: January 23, 1997

    Hamlet (Kenneth Branagh) is Prince of Denmark. After his father (Richard Briers) dies, his uncle Claudius (Derek Jacobi) takes the throne and marries Hamlet's mother, Gertrude...

  10. Theater

    Lonely, Times Three

    By Megan Halverson
    Published: January 23, 1997

    Stages Repertory Theatre has fixed its attention on a little jewel of a play, Jeffrey Hatcher's Three Viewings, and ended up with an elegant evening of theater that would serve...

  11. News

    Sexually Disoriented

    Politics -- not logic -- drove Council to enact the new jury-rigged SOB ordinance

    By Shaila Dewan
    Published: January 23, 1997

    Like many of Houston's topless clubs, the Ritz Cabaret tries hard to offer its patrons a taste of glamour. In contrast to the fast-food restaurants that share its strip of the...

  12. Music

    Wicked Rush

    By Jim Sherman, Hobart Rowland and Gerard Choucroun
    Published: January 23, 1997

    Back when responsible adults refrained from using words such as "smart-ass" in the presence of children, a relative of mine affectionately described certain people as...

  13. Film

    Oedipus Wrecks

    Albert Brooks keeps asking, "Mother, may I?" The answer's a resounding... maybe.

    By Peter Rainer
    Published: January 23, 1997

    In Mother, Albert Brooks plays John Henderson, a science-fiction novelist recently divorced from his second wife who decides he can't risk another relationship until he comes...

  14. Art

    Picture This

    Lynn Randolph brings a touch of reality to the Medical Center

    By Shaila Dewan
    Published: January 23, 1997

    Having used this space as an opportunity to grapple with my anxiety over abstract painting, it seems only right to use it to confront my misgivings about figurative painting as...

  15. News

    The Insider

    By Tim Fleck
    Published: January 23, 1997

    Charter Now, Pay Later The University of Houston will unveil its new charter school for 20 kindergartners and first-graders this week, but until recently its administrators...

  16. Music

    Static

    By Hobart Rowland
    Published: January 23, 1997

    Minor cause for concern... Over the last few weeks, certain politicians in Austin have been mulling over some new regulations that, if you believe certain Texas nightclub...

  17. Letters

    Letters

    Published: January 23, 1997

    Now He's Appalled... I am quick to admit that I am not a regular reader of the Houston Press, so I don't know what tone you normally use in commenting on readers' letters....

Issue: January 23, 1997
Page: 1
17 stories found - 1 through 17