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Issue: March 8, 2007
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  1. Feature

    U.S. informants take part in murder and drug running in Mexico

    By Jesse Hyde
    Published: March 8, 2007

    There is one chair in the room and they sit him in it. He pulls out his wallet. He's looking for a number. A phone number, an address. That is why he is here. Fernando the...

  2. Music

    Moneen

    Moneen's Kenny Bridges steps out of his comfort zone

    By Olivia Flores Alvarez
    Published: March 8, 2007

    My interview with Kenny Bridges, vocalist and guitar player for the rock band Moneen, starts off as expected -- with him being sarcastic and charming at the same time and me...

  3. Cafe

    Thepthidaa Thai Restaurant

    A new restaurant in the theater district offers kinder, gentler flavors

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: March 8, 2007

    After a deep whiff of the duck red curry at Thepthidaa, the new Thai restaurant near the Alley Theatre on Louisiana, I burst into song: "If you like pi�a coladas, and getting...

  4. Film

    300

    It's Spartan hotties versus Persian trannies in Zack Snyder's far-too-faithful Frank Miller adaptation

    By Nathan Lee
    Published: March 8, 2007

    Long ago there reigned a clan of Speedo-wearing militaristic psychopaths called the Spartans. They lived beneath a copper-colored sky, on a copper-colored land, amidst...

  5. Theater

    Rot

    Mildred's Umbrella and Bobbindoctrin deliver a bitter, deliciously dark production

    By Lee Williams
    Published: March 8, 2007

    John Harvey's mind seems to be a tortured place indeed. In Rot, the newest story coming from Harvey's dangerous pen, incest, disease and a general sense of the hatefulness in...

  6. Game On

    Wii Play

    There's not much besides an extra controller to these minigames

    By Chris Ward
    Published: March 8, 2007

    From the newest iPod to the Olsen twins' collective waistline, the world loves all things mini. The Nintendo Wii embraces this digestible format once again for Wii Play, a...

  7. Spdguide

    St. Patrick's Day Guide

    By Melissa Richter
    Published: March 8, 2007

    Sleep in today and wake up ready to imbibe. You have no excuse for missing out on the biggest drinking day of the year. Start it off at the parade or an Irish brunch -- either...

  8. Hair Balls

    KTRK, License Plate Frames, City Council, Bun B and Google

    KTRK has a "Meet the Rapist!" contest

    As told to Richard Connelly
    Published: March 8, 2007

    The world of dating can be tough these days. Sensing, somehow, that single Houstonians lacked anything like computers that had eHarmony or Craigslist, the folks at Channel 13...

  9. Racket

    Johnny Bush

    Honky-tonk hero explores his hardscrabble Houston roots with an autobiography and a CD

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: March 8, 2007

    The last few years have seen a mini-trend of internationally renowned artists releasing albums about growing up in Houston. Rodney Crowell got the ball rolling with The Houston...

  10. Hot Plate

    Turquoise Grill

    Turkish Delight

    By Paul Galvani
    Published: March 8, 2007

    Domino's has nothing on the Turkish lahmajun pizza (a.k.a. lahmacun pide) ($5.99) at Turquoise Grill (3701 Kirby, 713-526-3800). Lahmajun is an Arabic word that means "meat on...

  11. Film

    The Host

    Korean box-office monster emerges from the Han River to slime us stateside

    By J. Hoberman
    Published: March 8, 2007

    Gross-out horror is never far from comedy, and The Host, Bong Joon-ho's giddy creature feature, has the anarchic mess factor worthy of a pile of old Mad magazines. A broadly...

  12. Encore

    Stage Capsule Reviews

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

    By D.L. Groover
    Published: March 8, 2007

    Burn This Playing one of the most incendiary, original characters in modern drama, Pale in Lanford Wilson's 1987 oddball romance drama, Bernardo Cubria sets Silver House...

  13. DVDish

    DVDs

    By Jordan Harper and Robert Wilonsky
    Published: March 8, 2007

    Revenge of the Nerds: Panty Raid Edition (Fox) Revenge of the Nerds is a great movie. No, really. It's got a bitching new-wave soundtrack and some truly inspired performances...

  14. Letters

    Mail Call

    Homeless Alone

    Published: March 8, 2007

    Similar situation: I have never written in response to a story before, but I just had to say thank you for this one ["Homeless in Suburbia," by Todd Spivak, February 22]. I...

  15. Wack

    Downloading Music

    Linking you to the best in legitimate, artist-approved exclusives

    By Andy Vihstadt
    Published: March 8, 2007

    You don't have to have supernatural powers to sense which direction the music industry is headed. With that sentiment in mind, we've sorted through the riffraff of the digital...

  16. Art

    ".....all of the above"

    Judy Pfaff does lines (and circles) at Rice Gallery

    By Keith Plocek
    Published: March 8, 2007

    In the seminal CGI flick Tron, Jeff Bridges plays a hacker transported into a video game environment where he must perform all kinds of arcade-riffic feats in order to defeat...

  17. What Else Is New?

    Top DVDs

    Our top DVD picks for the week of March 8

    Published: March 8, 2007

    A Brush With Death (New Light) Buster Crabbe Collection (St. Clair Vision) Captain Horatio Hornblower (Warner Bros.) Care Bears: Friends Forever (Lions Gate) Commissar...

  18. BayouSphere

    Feature Photo

    Image of the Week

    By Daniel Kramer
    Published: March 8, 2007

  19. Wack

    J Xavier

    Interviewed By Olivia Flores Alvarez
    Published: March 8, 2007

    Rapper J Xavier was only 12 years old when he won the America's Most Talented Kids Show contest in 2004. Now, at age 14, he already has a CD and a couple of music videos out,...

  20. Artbeat

    Art Capsule Reviews

    A picture of our opinions on local exhibitions

    By Kelly Klaasmeyer
    Published: March 8, 2007

    "Ariane Roesch" Ariane Roesch is still in school at the University of Houston, but she's managing to put out some really interesting work. In her show at DeSantos Gallery,...

Issue: March 8, 2007
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