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Issue: February 3, 1994
Page: 1
16 stories found - 1 through 16
  1. Feature

    Just Don't Breathe It

    What Houstonians can -- and probably won't -- do to clean up the air they drive through

    By D.J. Wilson
    Published: February 3, 1994

    A good part of Houston's air-pollution problem is, well, Houston: almost one-third of Space City's ground-level ozone pollutants are produced by automobiles, trucks and...

  2. Music

    English Renaissance

    Houston jazz keyboardist Paul English releases Beauty

    By Bill Levine
    Published: February 3, 1994

    With the release of Beauty, Paul English's first CD, the local jazz pianist is poised to earn broader national recognition for the lyrical, rhythmically varied piano style and...

  3. Cafe

    Lotsa Pasta

    Just emigrated from New Orleans, Semolina's international noodles are trendy and copious -- but only intermittently scintillating

    By Alison Cook
    Published: February 3, 1994

    On paper, Semolina is a great idea. Billing itself as an "international pasta bar," this hyper-eclectic world-o'-noodles operation has been a big hit in New Orleans; restaurant...

  4. Film

    8 1/2 Fellini Films

    By David Theis
    Published: February 3, 1994

    Not much has been left unsaid about Federico Fellini. If ever there has been a filmmaker for whom a "lifetime achievement" Oscar was a career footnote rather than a capper, it...

  5. Night & Day

    Press Picks

    By Alex Hecht and Brad Tyer
    Published: February 3, 1994

    thursday february 3 Houston Rockets vs. L.A. Lakers As if Los Angeles doesn't have enough problems -- now it has not one but two lousy basketball teams. The once-proud...

  6. Theater

    Between the Idea and the Reality

    The Alley's Keely and Du contrasts the theological idea and the bodily reality of abortion

    By Michael King
    Published: February 3, 1994

    Jane Martin's 1993 play, Keely and Du, currently in an engrossing production on the Alley's Arena Stage, takes on directly and viscerally one of the most troubling moral and...

  7. News

    Coming Out Aloft

    A new Houston skydiving team finds liberation in free-fall

    By Alex Hecht
    Published: February 3, 1994

    You might say I have cow phobia," explains Rob Miller, a member of the Tri-Angels, a Houston-based gay and lesbian skydiving team. "Call it 'moo phobia,' if you will." ...

  8. Music

    Rounder Rock

    By Brad Tyer
    Published: February 3, 1994

    Thrill-Billy Bop The Rounders Major Records There are things in this town -- as in all towns -- that are so regular, so consistent, so ever-present and so thoroughly...

  9. Cafe

    Houston Haggis

    By Alison Cook
    Published: February 3, 1994

    The perverse imp in me has always wanted to eat haggis, and on January 25 -- Scottish bard Robbie Burns' birthday -- I finally got to. The celebrated mega-sausage of sheep's...

  10. Film

    Dumb Guns

    By Peter Szatmary
    Published: February 3, 1994

    If you wouldn't think twice about finding rap stars hanging out in a bar in the Amazon jungle, if you'd agree that a prudent way to make a recalcitrant prisoner talk is tying...

  11. Theater

    Weill in America

    Inspired by Porgy and Bess, Street Scene brings an American earnestness to the august art of opera

    By Cynthia Macdonald
    Published: February 3, 1994

    In the middle of Houston Grand Opera's production of Street Scene, I heard something I've never heard before in many years as an opera-goer: the audience responded with a...

  12. Letters

    Letters

    Published: February 3, 1994

    Westward Bound Michael Berryhill's excellent story on the Katy Prairie ["The Fight to Save the Katy Prairie, January 20] omits one significant question: why should public...

  13. Music

    Good Keen Fun

    By Brad Tyer
    Published: February 3, 1994

    I don't want to write about the Keenlies. I mean, I really don't want to write about the Keenlies. For one thing, certain of the band-members are friends of mine, and that...

  14. Film

    Peter X

    By Peter Szatmary
    Published: February 3, 1994

    An opening image in Stepping Razor -- Red X, a disappointing biography of reggae legend Peter Tosh, is graffiti on a Jamaican boulder reading "You are sound as a rock." Perhaps...

  15. Theater

    Loopy Lucia

    By Howard Pollack
    Published: February 3, 1994

    Gaetano Donizetti's 1835 opera Lucia di Lammermoor has never recommended itself to critical taste. Even by late 19th-century standards, this Romeo and Juliet-ish melodrama...

  16. Art

    Art of Contradiction -- Art of Change

    Dean Ruck at Hiram Butler and Katherine Hall at West End

    By Susie Kalil
    Published: February 3, 1994

    Anyone familiar with Dean Ruck's rough-and-tumble installations will probably expect something on the order of shredded hay bales rather than the nine discrete sculptures the...

Issue: February 3, 1994
Page: 1
16 stories found - 1 through 16