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Issue: January 18, 2001
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  1. Feature

    Turn The Beat Around

    Long before DJ Screw, Darryl Scott was Houston's mixmaster, spinning records that eventually spun him into the ground. A reformed Scott has a new rap these days - the word of God.

    By Jesse Washington
    Published: January 18, 2001

    And there are diversities of operations, but it is the same God which worketh all in all. -- Corinthians 12:6 Come with me / Hail Mary nigga, run quick see / What do we have...

  2. Music

    Silent Type

    The multitalented Alejandro Escovedo prefers to let the music do the talking

    By Melanie Haupt
    Published: January 18, 2001

    Everyone has a story to tell. Some people keep their stories private, creating a mystery; others will assault you with their most personal -- and often most boring -- details...

  3. Cafe

    Conditional Amore

    Best as a neighborhood joint

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: January 18, 2001

    The bruschetta is a do-it-yourself project at divino. This version of the Italian-restaurant staple features slices of grilled bread, naked but for a drizzle of greenish olive...

  4. Film

    Playing Cool

    With Snatch, director Guy Ritchie desperately wants to be the Tarantino of the Thames

    By Gregory Weinkauf
    Published: January 18, 2001

    There's definitely something weird going on in the British pop scene. Years after tasteful Yanks allowed classic works such as Saturday Night Fever and Grease to dissolve into...

  5. Night & Day

    BET's Reason to Keep Smiley

    Tavis Smiley

    By Craig D. Lindsey
    Published: January 18, 2001

    You know, BET celebrated its 20th anniversary last fall, yet the cable channel still gives the perception that it's broadcasting from 1986. (It still plays videos in mono, for...

  6. Art

    Connect the Dots

    When it comes to Marco Villegas's abstract paintings, the protractor is as important as the paintbrush

    By Kelly Klaasmeyer
    Published: January 18, 2001

    Apparently some people like geometry. Marco Villegas is one of them. His exhibition at Lawndale Art Center, "Flat latex paint on raw stretched canvas," has its origins in the...

  7. Feature

    Life in the Slow Lane

    DJ Screw lived mostly for his work, as if he would have time later to celebrate his success. That time would never come.

    By Jesse Washington
    Published: January 18, 2001

    Time was putty in the hands of Robert Earl Davis Jr. On the turntables, as DJ Screw, he could cut back and forth, reversing records and recuing them so swiftly you'd swear the...

  8. Music

    Hillbillies Deluxe

    Computer-savvy SCOTS discovers that some mice are not meant for dinner

    By Bob Ruggiero
    Published: January 18, 2001

    It seems somehow appropriate that when Rick Miller, the force behind Southern Culture on the Skids, is contacted at his house/ studio in North Carolina for a scheduled...

  9. Hot Plate

    Hidden Charms

    Vinnie's Italian Café

    By Carol Rust
    Published: January 18, 2001

    You won't find the encrusted snapper ($19.95) on the menu at Vinnie's Italian Café [5413 Bellaire Boulevard, (713)667-7740]. You have to track down a waiter, wink twice...

  10. Night & Day

    Gimme a Torah

    Neil Carter breaks a few stereotypes

    By Dylan Otto Krider
    Published: January 18, 2001

    Think all blacks vote straight Democratic? Think there are no black followers of Judaism? Think African-Americans and Jews don't get along? Say any of this to Tony...

  11. Feature

    Left Return

    Once burdened by debt and internal politics, a rejuvenated Texas ACLU is back mixing it up with those who dare to trample on the U. S. Constitution.

    By Steve McVicker
    Published: January 18, 2001

    On a bitterly cold night in December, comedian Paula Poundstone takes the stage at La Zona Rosa, seven blocks south of the Texas Governor's Mansion in Austin where George W....

  12. Nightfly

    The Hustle

    Two '70s-themed nightspots soon may compete for the same downtown boogiers

    By Craig D. Lindsey
    Published: January 18, 2001

    As general manager of the newly opened Have a Nice Day Cafe (544 Texas Avenue), Bill Haecker has done everything to hype the place except run butt-naked through the Galleria...

  13. Stirred and Shaken

    Stirred and Shaken

    Champps Americana's Manhattan

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: January 18, 2001

    Three twentysomething bleached blonds in blue jeans share a giant sandwich at the bar, while the New York Giants eat the Philadelphia Eagles' lunch. First the subway series and...

  14. News

    Ask and Ye Shall Receive

    The missing Chronicle issue

    By Richard Connelly
    Published: January 18, 2001

    We were sorely disappointed to read recently that the Houston Chronicle, as it begins the build-up to its 100th anniversary, is unable to locate a copy of the first edition it...

  15. Playbill

    Playbill

    Cowboy Mouth

    By Melanie Haupt
    Published: January 18, 2001

    It's easy to hate Cowboy Mouth, particularly when most everyone's exposure to the band has been through that odious single "Jenny Says." When drummer/ singer Fred LeBlanc...

  16. Gray

    Down in the Valley

    Houston author Kathleen Cambor places her readers at ground zero of the Johnstown flood

    By Lisa Gray
    Published: January 18, 2001

    Kathleen Cambor grew up in Pittsburgh, and she thought that everyone who grew up there knew about the Johnstown flood. A century before, Johnstown had been a little...

  17. Playbill

    Playbill

    Downset

    By Danny Perez
    Published: January 18, 2001

    Limp Bizkit and Kid Rock are the current magnates of the rap/ metal industry, but compared to the politically charged and intense Downset, they're little more than mail-room...

  18. The Insider

    Spring Time for Ben and Betti?

    Time's running out on commutation efforts

    By Tim Fleck
    Published: January 18, 2001

    Poor Betti Maldonado just can't seem to get out of Ben Reyes's shadow. The association of the former Houston media consultant and port commissioner with the trash-talking...

  19. Stuff

    Fade to Black

    Viewers for Quality Television disbands, because there is none left

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: January 18, 2001

    For 17 years, Dorothy Swanson has waged the loneliest battle: keeping good shows on television, a medium that exists as if only to taunt her. You can hear in her voice the toll...

  20. News Hostage

    Puff It Up

    Anchors have feelings - and a flair for fashion!

    By Richard Connelly
    Published: January 18, 2001

    Being as the owners are now actually trying to get you to pay for it, chances are you didn't read the latest issue of Inside Houston magazine. We're here to tell you what you...

Issue: January 18, 2001
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21 stories found - 1 through 20
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