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Issue: July 31, 1997
Page: 1
15 stories found - 1 through 15
  1. Feature

    Helter Shelter

    At the Women Helping Women shelter, battered women got the runaround. They got treated like second-class citizens. They got evicted. What they didn't get was help.

    By Bob Burtman
    Published: July 31, 1997

    When Jennifer Franklin's boyfriend found out that she and her four children were staying at a battered women's shelter in Pasadena, she decided it was time to leave. After all,...

  2. Music

    Funk Flashback

    By Craig D. Lindsey, Bob Burtman and Hobart Rowland
    Published: July 31, 1997

    Getting to the heart of that dirty and devilish genre known as funk can be somewhat akin to searching out nude pictures of Martha Stewart on the Internet: The real deal is...

  3. Cafe

    Just Desserts

    Corelli's Italian Cafe offers something worth finishing

    By Mitchell J. Shields
    Published: July 31, 1997

    A few years back, Tennessee novelist Jesse Hill Ford wrote a magazine article about an old family friend who always began his meals by eating dessert. After watching him do...

  4. Film

    Perfect Mess

    What's wrong with this Picture? Everything.

    By David Kronke
    Published: July 31, 1997

    In Picture Perfect, Jennifer Aniston tells a whopper of a lie partially to win the attentions of a guy who has heretofore ignored her, interrupts a wedding and humiliates a guy...

  5. Night & Day

    Press Picks

    By Lee Williams
    Published: July 31, 1997

    thursday july 31 Live Downtown Contest You've been hearing about all that downtown warehouse space being converted to "lofts," living spaces too hip for the homely...

  6. Art

    Computer Terror

    Duane Franklet programs a cyberthriller into Houston

    By Lisa Gray
    Published: July 31, 1997

    Most of us already fear our computers. Bad things happen to good data all the time: Disk errors! Unreadable files! Crashed servers! You may question God's existence, but you...

  7. News

    Fourth Ward or Bust

    Houston Renaissance still hasn't secured private financing to redevelop the Fourth Ward, and its time may be running out

    By Brian Wallstin
    Published: July 31, 1997

    Jacqueline Beckham didn't know whether to laugh or start packing. It was almost noon in the chapel of Antioch Missionary Baptist Church on Clay Street downtown, where...

  8. Music

    Static

    By Hobart Rowland
    Published: July 31, 1997

    A new era at HMC?... For the last few months, local producer/indie label entrepreneur Darrell Clingman has been going on about what he'd do to improve the Houston Music Council...

  9. Film

    Superzero

    On the big screen, Spawn is as flat as a comic book page

    By Elvis Mitchell
    Published: July 31, 1997

    John Leguizamo is lithe and full of juice -- he's like the shy boy who suddenly discovers he can dance and can't keep still. Given his need to express himself physically -- in...

  10. News

    The Insider

    By Tim Fleck
    Published: July 31, 1997

    Woodman, Whack That Tree! Parker Estates was once one of the most intriguing green spaces near downtown and had been considered as the locale for a city park. The site of...

  11. Music

    Sound Check

    By Craig D. Lindsey
    Published: July 31, 1997

    What is it about summer that makes people go out and have, as one person once put it, "hot, lovely relations?" Is it the skimpy clothing? The heat? The extra daylight? The...

  12. Film

    Flunking Out

    187 is a blackboard bungle

    By Michael Sragow
    Published: July 31, 1997

    187, a number favored by adolescent thugs, is the California state penal code number for homicide -- and a harsh sentence for all involved in this hopeless, hapless movie. The...

  13. Letters

    Letters

    Published: July 31, 1997

    Haute Bourgeois Whiner So ex-assistant district attorney and former cokehead Kristen Pain believes she was treated "unfairly," singled out, as it were, by a vengeful...

  14. Music

    All-Terrain Vehicle

    Rock, country, punk, pop: Freewheeling Old 97's don't discriminate

    By Hobart Rowland
    Published: July 31, 1997

    Not long ago, a certain Houston club manager came to the following conclusion about one of his favorite Texas acts: "The best thing about Old 97's is that people think they're...

  15. Music

    Lilith Fair-ness

    Sarah McLachlan had a brainchild, and it was a girl

    By Rick Koster
    Published: July 31, 1997

    Sarah McLachlan has only herself to blame. After all, in a country where Baywatch can pass as high drama, her idea to put together Lilith Fair, a pop music road extravaganza...

Issue: July 31, 1997
Page: 1
15 stories found - 1 through 15