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Issue: October 10, 2002
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  1. Feature

    Diva of the Deal

    How Enron's high temptress turned massive projects into a $2 billion wet dream for the company -- and an estimated $100 million profit for herself

    By Robert Bryce
    Published: October 10, 2002

    Water conferences are usually boring affairs. Filled with too many middle-aged men whose fashion sense favors the timeless pocket-protector-and-a-tweed-jacket look, the...

  2. Music

    Tipsy Gypsies

    Gogol Bordello combines Balkan folk traditions with a theater of anarchy

    By John La Briola
    Published: October 10, 2002

    When Gogol Bordello's Eugene Hütz was 14 and living in Striy, a small Ukrainian village near the Hungarian border, he caught wind of the 1986 Chernobyl meltdown while...

  3. Cafe

    Use Your Noodle

    From the strange store next door to the mystery bits in the soup, there's plenty to ponder at Arepas & Empanadas Gourmet

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: October 10, 2002

    They look like noodles, but they taste like fish. So what are they? my dining companion wants to know. He discovered the long, skinny ribbons in his seafood soup, or to be more...

  4. Film

    Foster Pussycat

    White Oleander is blond but ambitionless

    By Jean Oppenheimer
    Published: October 10, 2002

    Good Lord, there hasn't been this much blond hair on screen since the Von Trapp children sang and danced their way across the Alps in The Sound of Music. The fact that these...

  5. Night & Day

    Bringing Out the Baby

    The premiere of Baby Jane puts local talent in the spotlight

    By Marene Gustin
    Published: October 10, 2002

    You're going out there a nobody, but you're coming back a star -- or at least a scale actor. Seven talented locals have roles in Theatre Under the Stars' What Ever Happened to...

  6. Stuff

    Out of Focus?

    Scotty Crane is tired of getting the shaft from Paul Schrader

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: October 10, 2002

    No one denies that a man's head was smashed in, most likely with a camera tripod, on June 29, 1978, in an Arizona hotel room. No one denies that this same man was a porno...

  7. News

    Certifiably Crazy?

    Unbending state and HISD policies are pushing away a much-praised teacher

    By Craig Malisow
    Published: October 10, 2002

    It was never Rachel Rodriguez's dream to be a high school teacher. She just happened to be good at it. On August 15, four days before the new school year, the five-year veteran...

  8. Music

    Isn't He Lovely

    Glenn Lewis waits for the world to see him as more than just a Wonderkind

    By Craig D. Lindsey
    Published: October 10, 2002

    There are a couple of things stopping American audiences from realizing that World Outside My Window, the debut album from soul singer Glenn Lewis, is one of the more...

  9. Stirred and Shaken

    Plop, Plop, Fizz, Fizz

    Drink's Bull Blaster

    By J.W. Crooker
    Published: October 10, 2002

    The line of people coming out of the Continental Club had us peering through the windows to catch Billy Joe Shaver and Kinky Friedman on stage. Yelling and applauding from...

  10. Film

    Son Set

    Disorganized crime turns boys into men in Knockaround Guys

    By Gregory Weinkauf
    Published: October 10, 2002

    Those Reservoir Dogs are proving hard to shake, and in Knockaround Guys, which could be renamed Knockoff Guys, the comparisons to other contemporary pulp fictions fly fast and...

  11. Night & Day

    Space Center & Me

    Or, how I learned to stop caring and accept the dumb

    By Dylan Otto Krider
    Published: October 10, 2002

    Every clique has an "out" group that insiders make fun of. For stoners, it's kickers; for kickers, it's hipsters. When I was a research assistant during my brief stint as an...

  12. Theater

    Kentucky Caver

    Masquerade Theatre presents one of the strangest stories ever made musical

    By Lee Williams
    Published: October 10, 2002

    Floyd Collins, the title character of Adam Guettel's musical about a Kentucky backwoods man who winds up trapped in a cave for two weeks, was a real-life legendary spelunker....

  13. The Insider

    Honey, I Implicated the Kids!

    Location will be a trying problem for Fastow's legal team

    By Tim Fleck
    Published: October 10, 2002

    After his arraignment on 140 years' worth of felony charges, Andy Fastow's inglorious exit from the federal building last week bore a certain resemblance to the bill of...

  14. Racket

    Songbird Silenced

    Pioneering singer/songwriter and native Houstonian Mickey Newbury passes away

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: October 10, 2002

    To call Mickey Newbury, who passed away on September 29 after struggling for years with emphysema, a "country singer-songwriter" does the man little justice. Newbury, a native...

  15. Hot Plate

    Meaty, Beaty, Big and Bouncy

    Ziggy's Healthy Grill

    By Paul Galvani
    Published: October 10, 2002

    "Burger and fries" and "healthy" don't usually go together -- unless, of course, you're talking about the burgers and fries ($5.50 to $6.50) at Ziggy's Healthy Grill (2320 West...

  16. Film

    School Daze

    James Van Der Beek plays less than zero in The Rules of Attraction

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: October 10, 2002

    Roger Avary's screenplay for The Rules of Attraction is a remarkable work of literature: the disassembly and reconstruction of an impenetrable book by Bret Easton Ellis; a...

  17. Art

    Democracy of Photographs

    Professionals and amateurs capture 9/11 in a stunning exhibition

    By John Devine
    Published: October 10, 2002

    Photograph No. 1621 is a panoramic view, from a great height and distance, of the twin towers of the World Trade Center poking up through a roiling mass of clouds. In the...

  18. News Hostage

    Bayou Dreams

    The Chronicle dares to dream -- again

    By Richard Connelly
    Published: October 10, 2002

    From the glowing, prominent treatment given the event by the Houston Chronicle, we'd say a crusade has begun. Somehow, the paper got its hands on a report -- just a day before...

  19. Nightfly

    Acid Trips

    Sit your ass down and enjoy the vibes

    By Craig D. Lindsey
    Published: October 10, 2002

    With all the damn drama this column reports week after week -- the gossip, the rumors, the closings, the construction, the indictments, the drunken acts of public debauchery --...

  20. Letters

    Best Wishes

    Plus: RAD Is Bad, In God's Name, and Ay, Carrabba!

    Published: October 10, 2002

    Best Wishes City thoughts: Thank you for the Best DJ We'll Miss award [Best of Houston, September 26]. It's an honor to know that I was able to touch anyone through my music,...

Issue: October 10, 2002
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27 stories found - 1 through 20
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