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Issue: October 19, 2006
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  1. Feature

    Stealing the Show

    New Orleans musicians blew into Houston on Katrina's winds and everything was magic for a while

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: October 19, 2006

    Before the first Ninth Ward gangster shot and killed another in the streets of southwest Houston, before Mayor Bill White faced a church full of livid Westside constituents...

  2. Music

    Dark Star Rising

    Jenny Lewis primps for her big push

    By Scott Faingold
    Published: October 19, 2006

    Jenny Lewis is in a bit of a quandary. "We're planning to do a children's show in a couple of days, and I was asked which song I would like to play for this kid's show. I...

  3. Cafe

    Veh-Ree Theen Pancakes

    Don't be self-conscious � enjoy a crepe or two at CoCo's

    By Eric Gerber
    Published: October 19, 2006

    Real men don't eat quiche. Or crepes. At least, that's one of the seminal messages in that erudite cinematic examination of NASCAR, Talladega Nights. As those who've seen this...

  4. Film

    French Confection

    Sofia Coppola pays opulent tribute to the innocent boredom of a teen queen

    By J. Hoberman
    Published: October 19, 2006

    Drop-dead hip or cluelessly clueless? Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette, a candy-colored portrait of France's infamous teen queen, is a graceful, charming and sometimes witty...

  5. Theater

    Much Magic

    Overdone

    By Lee Williams
    Published: October 19, 2006

    Director Scott Schwartz has delivered a gorgeous production of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. Now running at the Alley Theatre, this must-see confection is filled with...

  6. Halloweenguide

    Spooky Spotlight

    The Houston Press guide to all things Halloween

    Published: October 19, 2006

    Don't look now, but that noise behind you is growing louder -- and closer. It's the season to jump at every shadow and run from every black cat. You can drown your fears in...

  7. Game On

    Cold as Ice

    NHL 2K7 looks pretty, but fails to light the lamp.

    By Luke O'Brien
    Published: October 19, 2006

    Ice hockey isn't for the weak of heart. It's a bruising, fast-paced game, featuring large sticks, razor-sharp blades and far too many angry Canadians. Of course, hockey's...

  8. Been There, Done That

    Bunny Hop

    Local girls jump at the chance for a Playboy pose

    By Steven Devadanam
    Published: October 19, 2006

    Sunlight from a large hotel window casts a warm glow on Natalie's lithe, nude body. She slowly crosses her arms over her chest. Facing the window, she leans her head back,...

  9. Racket

    Warfare on Washington

    In which a routine noise complaint morphs into a small riot

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: October 19, 2006

    The latest in a long line of 100 percent certified bummers to hit the Houston music scene has, in some ways, topped them all. At least when Cactus and the Gallant Knight...

  10. Hot Plate

    Great Gift

    Trevisio

    By Carol Rust
    Published: October 19, 2006

    The pappardelle with braised rabbit and root vegetables ($18) at Trevisio (6550 Bertner Ave., 713-749-0400) is like a present. The leg of rabbit comes gift-wrapped in...

  11. Film

    Print the Legend

    Clint Eastwood strips away the myths surrounding the Greatest Generation

    By Scott Foundas
    Published: October 19, 2006

    A single photograph, we're told early on in Clint Eastwood's Flags of Our Fathers, can win or lose a war. But sometimes that photo shows us only part of the story, whether it's...

  12. Encore

    Capsule Reviews

    ENCORE

    D.L. Groover and Marene Gustin
    Published: October 19, 2006

    Blithe Spirit In No�l Coward's delightful drawing room ghost comedy, martinis are mixed, characters dress for dinner, dead wives materialize and the battle of the sexes rages...

  13. DVDish

    Took a Shot

    By Jordan Harper and Robert Wilonsky
    Published: October 19, 2006

    American Dreamz (Universal) Till this, Paul Weitz had a stellar filmography, a career in ascension: American Pie (good), About a Boy (great), In Good Company (absolutely...

  14. Letters

    Letters to the Editor

    Published: October 19, 2006

    Best Of Issues Credit is due: I appreciate your acknowledgement of the Old Jeff Davis Hospital renovation [Best Renovation, Elder Street Artist Lofts, Best of Houston� 2006]....

  15. Wack

    Ask Another Mexican

    Free SPM (oh, and buy his new CD)

    By Olivia Flores Alvarez
    Published: October 19, 2006

    While Houston rapper Carlos Coy, aka South Park Mexican, sits in a Texas Department of Corrections prison serving a 45-year sentence for the sexual assault of a nine-year-old...

  16. Stirred and Shaken

    WALTER'S ON WASHINGTON

    CRANBERRY KAMIKAZE

    By Chris Boyd
    Published: October 19, 2006

    There's a sticker on the fridge at Walter's on Washington (4215 Washington, 713-862-2513) that reads "Beer: It's Cheaper than Therapy!" Sure, it's semi-funny in that Spencer...

  17. Film

    Welcome to the Grand Illusion

    Memento director plumbs the depths of magic and loss

    By Scott Foundas
    Published: October 19, 2006

    If the greatest magicians never reveal their tricks, then Christopher Nolan wouldn't make it past the children's birthday party circuit. It's not that Nolan has anything...

  18. Art

    Grand Canyon

    Rice Gallery presents a playful cardboard landscape

    By Keith Plocek
    Published: October 19, 2006

    Tommy looks to be about six or seven years old. He's running, jumping, crawling, his red baseball cap turned backwards, his sisters bouncing around nearby. He's caught up in...

  19. What Else Is New?

    Our top DVD picks for the week of October 19

    Published: October 19, 2006

    Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Season Two (Universal) Anytown USA (Film Movement/Repnet) Behind Enemy Lines II: Axis of Evil (Fox) The Big Black Comedy Show (Fox) Big Love:...

  20. BayouSphere

    Image of the Week

    By Daniel Kramer
    Published: October 19, 2006

Issue: October 19, 2006
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