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Issue: October 16, 2003
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  1. Feature

    Collision Course

    Cyclists are finding out what really lurks along those serene country roads

    By Craig Malisow
    Published: October 16, 2003

    For the members of the Brazosport Bike Club, Saturdays typically meant a 55-mile trek along peaceful rural lanes south of Houston. It was a good three or four hours of...

  2. Music

    The Real Shock Rock

    From California to New Hampshire, blackface minstrelsy is re-emerging. Should it?

    By Darren Keast
    Published: October 16, 2003

    Daniel Partner plays old-school American dance music, and he's exceedingly particular about how authentically he presents it. Before we proceed, cast out of your mind the...

  3. Cafe

    Cancún Cuisine

    Take a little trip to Cascadas Cantina y Restaurante

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: October 16, 2003

    Water cascades over the glistening ersatz stones of a 12-foot-high waterfall while palm trees sway in the gentle evening breeze. Beneath the dramatically lit scenery, a duo on...

  4. Film

    Alone, Together

    Three recluses form an unlikely bond in The Station Agent

    By Jean Oppenheimer
    Published: October 16, 2003

    A humorous and touching tale about unexpected friendship, The Station Agent marks the auspicious writing and directorial debut of an actor named Tom McCarthy. It concerns three...

  5. Night & Day

    The Jizz Age

    X-rated starlets bust through the fourth wall

    By Craig D. Lindsey
    Published: October 16, 2003

    The adult entertainment industry has officially entered the American mainstream. The proof is everywhere. Val Kilmer is on the big screen playing porn icon John Holmes in...

  6. Theater

    Roll the Bones

    A new play asks deep questions and entertains

    By Lee Williams
    Published: October 16, 2003

    During the hushed opening moments of Craig Wright's Recent Tragic Events, Stages Repertory Theatre is enveloped in eerie darkness. A "stage manager" walks out and does his...

  7. Downing

    Attention Deficit

    Kristen Turner was supposed to have a better, safer life while in CPS custody, so how did the 14-year-old end up in the hospital?

    By Margaret Downing
    Published: October 16, 2003

    The girl in the film is pretty and funny. She has long, dark curly hair and a great smile. She giggles and kids around. Her family is with her and it's clear she likes being...

  8. Music

    Drinking Canada Dry

    Ride the north wind down to see Kathleen Edwards

    By Greg Barr
    Published: October 16, 2003

    Being the anointed one doesn't always sit well with Canadian alt-country rocker Kathleen Edwards. This past March, at South By Southwest, she bristled when asked about her...

  9. Toque Off

    Sandwich On Demand

    The District 7 Grill must have muffulettas

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: October 16, 2003

    Hutchins Street in old Chinatown is one of those thoroughfares that most people drive down only when they're lost. The street was once home to several little mom-and-pop...

  10. Film

    Holmes Fried

    Wonderland leaves you wondering about its characters

    By Jean Oppenheimer
    Published: October 16, 2003

    If you lie down with dogs, you've got to expect to get up with fleas. And when you go to a movie about a coked-out former porn star who was implicated in the grisly murders of...

  11. Night & Day

    This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

    By Lisa Simon
    Published: October 16, 2003

    Thursday, October 16 We all fondly remember the heady days of the fin de siècle economic boom. Only the stupid and non-adventurous were bothering to finish college or...

  12. Art

    Mo' Masterpieces

    Never gone to New York? The MoMA comes to Houston

    By Kelly Klaasmeyer
    Published: October 16, 2003

    Those blurry slides from second-semester art history survey have sprung to life at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. "The Heroic Century: The Museum of Modern Art Masterpieces,...

  13. Hair Balls

    Sage Advice

    Tackling the team spirit

    Published: October 16, 2003

    Is the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority past due for a resident shaman? Consider: During the 1998 construction of what is now Minute Maid Park, a 28-year-old concrete...

  14. Music

    Destroy All Monsters of Rock!

    Please come see Shonen Knife's powerful activity!

    By Timothy J. O'Brien
    Published: October 16, 2003

    Although it has been a while since Shonen Knife was the rage, the band has certainly never been without style. The Japanese all-girl trio first captured America's hearts in the...

  15. Hot Plate

    Chock-full of Chocolate

    IHOP

    By Marene Gustin
    Published: October 16, 2003

    Getting breakfast is about to get easier. Twenty-nine new IHOP restaurants will soon open in Houston, Austin and Dallas. The chain (ten locations citywide; see www.ihop.com)...

  16. Night & Day

    Gate Swings Wide

    He's been up, and he's been down. Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown has a right to sing the blues.

    By Keith Plocek
    Published: October 16, 2003

    Sometimes I feel myself slipping, but I guarantee you I'll never fall. I'll hold my breath up high and wade through water, mud and all. -- Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown The...

  17. News

    Gone But Not Forgotten

    Party legend Mike Nixon is missing, but no one thinks he's dead

    By Richard Connelly
    Published: October 16, 2003

    Mike Nixon knew how to make a big entrance. It can be hard sometimes to upstage the antics at the floating party bar that is Lance's Turtle Club in Seabrook -- where...

  18. Racket

    Hype This

    Fleetwood Mac opens the Toyota Center, the Chron hyperventilates, and a city grumbles

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: October 16, 2003

    Ho-hum, here we go again. Another sports and entertainment palace opens in Houston, and the Chronicle pulls out all the stops saying it's the best thing to happen to the sports...

  19. Urban Experience

    Plastic Man

    A Bush doll gives us a peek at the president's boxers

    Published: October 16, 2003

    Thanks to a new local company, the president of the United States may find himself hanging out in your child's bedroom, hitting the beach with G.I. Joe or taking Barbie out on...

  20. Letters

    Letters

    Published: October 16, 2003

    Choice Cuts Anti-abortion wackos: I don't think you will have to worry about anyone accusing you of being "fair and balanced" ["Go, Baby, Go," by Michael Serazio,...

Issue: October 16, 2003
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32 stories found - 1 through 20
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