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Issue: July 3, 2003
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  1. Feature

    Kitty Litter

    Toyya Braskey lives with 100 cats. They are her life. Now the city says they have to go.

    By Wendy Grossman
    Published: July 3, 2003

    Toyya Braskey took two tranquilizers her first night dancing topless at Heartbreakers. She doesn't remember being there, she says, but she made $700. As she danced on...

  2. Music

    ¿Quién Eres Tú, Mun2?

    Mun2 wants to be the new home for Latin culture -- without the Spanish

    By Javier Andrade
    Published: July 3, 2003

    "It was a blessing in disguise," says Felix Sama, co-host and DJ for Mun2's hot property, the daily live TV show The Roof. He's carrying bags full of records he just mixed live...

  3. Cafe

    Summer Breakfast Strategy

    Waffling is one of the hot-weather defenses dished up at the venerable Frank's Grill

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: July 3, 2003

    It's 6:30 a.m., and the breakfast shift at Frank's Grill on Telephone Road has already been at it for an hour and a half. The head chef is wearing one of those...

  4. Film

    A Great Chase

    Arnold's reprogrammed -- Terminator 3 isn't. But it is fun.

    By Gregory Weinkauf
    Published: July 3, 2003

    Much like "hilarious Islamic comedy" or "sublime Affleck picture," the term "terrific second sequel" isn't bandied about too much. Name one. Took you a minute, didn't it? Don't...

  5. Night & Day

    Poetry / You Know It�s Me

    By Felicia Johnson-LeBlanc
    Published: July 3, 2003

    Houston's poetry scene has exploded. In the early days, there were underground Midtown Art Center gigs with Israel McCloud and the infamous Roots Collective, and those...

  6. Theater

    Flying Fur

    Lessons for The Women are as relevant as ever

    By Lee Williams
    Published: July 3, 2003

    Watch out! The "jungle-red" claws of the catfighting ladies in Clare Boothe Luce's The Women are as sharp as ever, especially in Main Street Theater's hysterical revival of the...

  7. Hair Balls

    It's My Party

    Not everyone was celebrating Juneteenth in Harris County

    Published: July 3, 2003

    Juneteenth should be a celebration of unity, right? What with slaves being freed and all. But the holiday reportedly left some bruised feelings at one local government agency....

  8. Music

    Go with the Floetry

    Love floats this London duo's boat

    By Craig D. Lindsey
    Published: July 3, 2003

    All you gotta do is say yes / Don't deny what you feel /Let me undress you, baby / Open up your mind and just rest And so begins the chorus of "Say Yes," the sparkling,...

  9. Hot Plate

    Test Your Manhood

    Hickory Hollow

    By Paul Galvani
    Published: July 3, 2003

    If you're planning to order the chicken-fried steak ($9.95) at Hickory Hollow (101 Heights Boulevard, 713-869-6300, and other locations), the only decision you have to make is...

  10. Film

    Blonde Joke

    Someone, please, get Reese Witherspoon to shut up

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: July 3, 2003

    ABC-TV has penciled in to its 2004 schedule a series based upon the 2001 film Legally Blonde, for which a pilot has been shot starring someone named Jennifer Hall in the Reese...

  11. Night & Day

    This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

    Published: July 3, 2003

    Thursday, July 3 We suggest calling in sick today and booking it out of town to spend the afternoon tubing down the Colorado River. Unlike New Braunfels, Columbus is only an...

  12. The Insider

    Let's Pick On Orlando!

    Early mayoral forums hint at the strategies to come

    By Tim Fleck
    Published: July 3, 2003

    Mayoral candidate Bill White did his best to hold the attention of an audience crowded around the bar at Midtown's Seven Lounge, but the competition was stiff. White paced the...

  13. Racket

    Static on the Dial

    Shady ethics and racism behind the scenes at Clear Channel radio? That's what ex-employee June Garcia Sherman is claiming in a lawsuit

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: July 3, 2003

    A little less than four months after getting fired by Clear Channel Broadcasting, June Garcia Sherman, formerly the director of nontraditional revenue at five local Clear...

  14. Night & Day

    Personae of Persecution

    By Troy Schulze
    Published: July 3, 2003

    If we base our perceptions of Palestine on news accounts, we imagine ruined towns, rubble and people throwing stones at Israeli tanks. We view Palestine as a place ruled by...

  15. News

    Mixed Messages

    Casualties aren't easy to count in the continuing battle of Bayport

    By Scott Nowell
    Published: July 3, 2003

    Robin Riley had seen the recent blizzard of what he considers pro-Bayport advertising by the Port of Houston Authority. He and other opponents of the plans for a major...

  16. Rotation

    Vikter Duplaix

    International Affairs v. 2.0 (Hollywood)

    By Craig D. Lindsey
    Published: July 3, 2003

    Vikter Duplaix wants you bad -- really bad. So bad it hurts. You can practically see him, lying on the floor, hand on his stomach, slithering around just like Maxwell in that...

  17. Urban Experience

    Fire, Work with Me

    Fun on the Fourth

    Published: July 3, 2003

    FRI 7/4 Here's a rundown on where to watch the bombs bursting in air this Independence Day. Sam Houston Race Park celebrates the Fourth with some good ol'- fashioned...

  18. Letters

    Letters

    Published: July 3, 2003

    Job Dilemma Masking the résumé: Saad Mahmoud needs to ignore his friends ["Taking the Plunge," by Jennifer Mathieu, June 19]. Allegedly they told him that...

  19. Rotation

    Liz Phair; Michelle Branch

    Liz Phair (Capitol); Hotel Paper (Maverick/Reprise)

    By David Simutis
    Published: July 3, 2003

    Ah, the music industry, where a former white-hot mama indie rock icon turns to designated hit-makers the Matrix, the Scandinavian songwriting team responsible for Avril...

  20. Sports/Outdoors

    We're Gonna Get You, Soccer!

    If they want a team, Houstonians have got to represent

    Published: July 3, 2003

    Only a month ago, Houston played host to a sold-out international match -- Mexico vs. the U.S. -- that proved that this city has lots of soccer fans, and that if the...

Issue: July 3, 2003
Page: 1
27 stories found - 1 through 20
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