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Issue: November 16, 2006
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  1. Feature

    �Viva la Margarita!

    The drink that changed the way we eat

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: November 16, 2006

    There were a couple of striking-looking women sitting at the bar at Sabor, one of the trendiest restaurants in town. They were drinking some of the restaurant's signature...

  2. Music

    Sound Education

    Pete Wentz's prot�g�s get a crash course in rock

    By Cole Haddon
    Published: November 16, 2006

    For such a young band, the Hush Sound is making a big noise. Bob Morris has got his hands full tonight. His band, the Hush Sound, is slated to open for Fall Out Boy and the...

  3. Cafe

    Greek Heros

    The Hot Rod Grandma is cooking up some fabulous Greek food and stunning sandwiches over in Bellaire

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: November 16, 2006

    The moussaka at YiaYia's Roadster Grill on Bissonnet in Bellaire is one of the best in Houston. It starts with a bottom crust made with wide slices of potato. The middle is a...

  4. Film

    Royale Flush

    The Bond franchise takes a gamble on a new guy, and comes up aces

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: November 16, 2006

    By all rights, 2002's Die Another Day should have been and could have been the final James Bond film. It was packaged like a cynical, weary best-of concert coughed up by an...

  5. Theater

    Not Neighborly

    If Barbra's Wedding were a sitcom, it just might work

    By Lee Williams
    Published: November 16, 2006

    Noisy neighbors can ruin a perfectly good day. Nobody knows that better than Jerry Schiff, the down-on-his-luck character at the center of Daniel Stern's Barbra's Wedding, now...

  6. Game On

    Hands Off

    Final Fantasy XII: Role-playing on autopilot.

    By Gary Hodges
    Published: November 16, 2006

    Final Fantasy is to role-playing games as the Yankees are to baseball. The series -- now almost 20 years old -- practically redefined the genre with Final Fantasy VII on the...

  7. Been There, Done That

    Ridin' Cupcake

    The Scooter Scene

    By Steven Devadanam
    Published: November 16, 2006

    It's a cool, crisp Tuesday night, and Osama Bin Laden is taking a leisurely ride through the Montrose. As he leans over his little blue scooter, the wind whips through his...

  8. Racket

    Fight the Power

    Could there be a fun, pro-music political action committee in Houston? Why the hell not?

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: November 16, 2006

    When you get right down to it, Houston is really just all about one thing -- The Car. Every day, we seem more and more like a city fit only for refined oil and crude people....

  9. Hot Plate

    TRIPLE TREAT TORTILLAS

    California Pizza Kitchen

    By Paul Galvani
    Published: November 16, 2006

    Pizza isn't the only thing you'll find at California Pizza Kitchen (1705 Post Oak Blvd., 713-963-9262). The place also serves an amazing appetizer called tortilla spring rolls...

  10. Film

    There's the Beef

    Richard Linklater's ensemble polemic may just turn you off burgers for good

    By J. Hoberman
    Published: November 16, 2006

    Fast Food Nation, directed by Richard Linklater from Eric Schlosser's 2001 best-selling expos� of the McDonald's conspiracy, is an anti-commercial. It's designed to kill desire...

  11. Encore

    Capsule Reviews

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

    By D.L. Groover and Lee Williams
    Published: November 16, 2006

    Antigone When Sophocles wrote this most stereotypical political tragedy about how a citizen questioning authority can devastate a community, he should have called it Creon. The...

  12. DVDish

    When the Stars Came Out

    Jordan Harper and Robert Wilonsky
    Published: November 16, 2006

    Forbidden Planet (Warner Bros.) Long available as faded discount product, Fred McLeod Wilcox's 1956 masterpiece -- the movie without which Star Trek, Star Wars, 2001, and,...

  13. Letters

    Amazing Race

    Published: November 16, 2006

    Hopes for Henley: I worked with Jim Henley at Lanier for many years and he really came to my rescue in my early teaching days, when I was discouraged and wanted to quit...

  14. Wack

    Never Opening Near You

    Music biopics Hollywood won't make

    By Craig Hlavaty
    Published: November 16, 2006

    Dear Hollywood, You adore making big-budget biopics about rock stars and their eternal struggles against booze, broads and diverse demons. And we love watching them. Some you...

  15. Stirred and Shaken

    THE COTTON EXCHANGE'S

    STRAWBERRY TWIST

    By Chris Boyd
    Published: November 16, 2006

    Based solely on the sounds blasting out of The Cotton Exchange Bar & Lounge (202 Travis, 713-229-0097), you could reasonably assume there's a gigantic rave going on inside. A...

  16. Film

    Dance of the Penguin

    That whole talking animal genre? Let's be done with it

    By Jordan Harper
    Published: November 16, 2006

    Having animals act like humans on film is a storytelling device as old as time, so maybe it's a little unfair to get tired of it just now. But back in the day wise old owls...

  17. Artbeat

    Capsule Reviews

    A picture of our opinions on local exhibitions

    By Kelly Klaasmeyer
    Published: November 16, 2006

    "Andy Moses: Vuelta" Andy Moses's work looks like interstellar plein-air paintings -- sunrises and sunsets from some other planet. Using pearlescent pigments, Moses creates...

  18. What Else Is New?

    Our top DVD picks for the week of November 16

    Published: November 16, 2006

    Brothers of the Head (IFC) Cary Grant: The Franchise Collection (Universal) CSI: The Complete Sixth Season (Paramount) Cream: Royal Albert Hall (Rhino) 49 Up (First...

  19. BayouSphere

    Image of the Week

    By Daniel Kramer
    Published: November 16, 2006

  20. Wack

    Rice-A-Roni

    More Moxie, please

    Interviewed by Olivia Flores Alvarez
    Published: November 16, 2006

    Moxie, a rock quartet of Rice University students, has just put out their first studio work, an EP called Fight the Monochrome. Made up of Evan Davies on guitar, piano and...

Issue: November 16, 2006
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