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Issue: June 28, 2007
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  1. Feature

    Sports talk radio stations fight for listeners in Houston

    Jock Talk

    By Richard Connelly
    Published: June 28, 2007

    There's an intense battle going on here in Houston, one that's baffling national observers, one that's resulted in unprecedented upheaval in an industry that rakes in millions,...

  2. Music

    Betty Davis

    Once too hot to handle, Betty Davis's freaky funk is ripe for rediscovery

    By Dave Segal
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Betty Davis was different — three-javelins/thigh-high-silver-boots/skyscraper-Afro/Egyptian-warrior-from-outer-space-getup-on-her-album-cover different. And a whole lot...

  3. Cafe

    La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant

    Old-fashioned Tex-Mex served in the atmosphere of your choice

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Above the door of the original La Fiesta on Katy Freeway and Bunker Hill, there's a Schlitz beer poster. It's a photo of a caballero in a huge sombrero sitting astride his...

  4. Film

    Sicko

    Michael Moore's pill goes down easy, but his diagnosis of U.S. health care still devastates

    By J. Hoberman
    Published: June 28, 2007

    We're Americans. We go into other countries when we need to. It's tricky, but it works." So declares Michael Moore in the midst of his new documentary, Sicko. Moore may be...

  5. Night & Day

    �So�adores y Visionarios�

    Contemporary Spanish photographers transcend clich�s

    By Amy Petersen
    Published: June 28, 2007

    �So�adores y Visionarios,� at the De Santos Gallery, is an overview of modern Spanish photography, but you won�t see any of the Spanish clich�s here � no flamenco dancers, no...

  6. Night & Day

    �Intertwined: Contemporary Baskets from the Sara and David Lieberman Collection�

    HCCC goes basket crazy

    By Olivia Flores Alvarez
    Published: June 28, 2007

    �Intertwined: Contemporary Baskets from the Sara and David Lieberman Collection� gives you the chance to change your thinking about baskets. Sure, they�re handy things for...

  7. Night & Day

    American Homefront

    Houston playwright holds everyone prisoner to the truth

    By Lee Williams
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Fernando Dovalina, playwright-in-residence for Unhinged Productions, went back to his journalistic roots to find inspiration for his newest play, American Homefront, premiering...

  8. Theater

    Opera Vista

    Opera Vista proves the fat lady lives with its inaugural program

    By D.L. Groover
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Watching Opera Vista's exhilarating inaugural program last weekend (June 21–24), one thing's certain: In the contemporary world of opera, the fat lady's still alive. In...

  9. Game On

    Bored Games

    All the beer in the world can't save Mario Party 8.

    By Chris Ward
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Everyone's got a different sense of what makes a killer party. For kids, maybe it's whacking a piñata and overdosing on cake. For adults, it could be sticking a beer bong...

  10. Feature

    Jock Radio: No-Call List

    What sports talk can do without

    By Richard Connelly
    Published: June 28, 2007

    The sports-talk radio world thrives on repetition — the audience is constantly churning (a listener who stays tuned for 30 minutes is considered gold), there's a limited...

  11. Racket

    Merle the Pearl

    Is the Hag the greatest three-tool talent in country music history?

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Who is the greatest three-tool talent in country music history? Who best combines singing, songwriting and playing, ev-var, in the annals of twang? I put that question to an...

  12. Cafe

    5 Wines That'll Blow Your Mind

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: June 28, 2007

    We asked Michael Housewright, the self-described "head wine nerd" at Max's Wine Dive, to let us in on his wine-buying philosophy. He responded with this...

  13. Film

    Ratatouille

    Brad Bird does it again; health inspectors everywhere shaken to their core

    By Scott Foundas
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Anyone can cook, but only the fearless can be great." So goes the personal mantra of the late celebrity chef Auguste Gusteau, whose disembodied spirit materializes —...

  14. Encore

    Stage Capsule Reviews

    Our critics weigh in on local theater

    By D.L. Groover and Ishanee Parikh
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Forever Hold Your Peace The singing Fertle Family is back with a story nothing short of hilarious. As the eve of Gwenda and Uncle Al's wedding approaches, guests are...

  15. DVDish

    Crackers & Cheese

    By Jordan Harper and Jim Ridley
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Black Snake Moan (Paramount) The best place to see Craig Brewer's mash-up of blood-boiling exploitation elements would be a Mississippi drive-in circa 1972. His tale of a...

  16. Feature

    Jock Radio: Numbers Game

    Change is coming for Houston radio

    By Richard Connelly
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Ratings are everything in radio. But often, to an outsider, the numbers can mean nothing. Arbitron does the ratings, and provides figures. But as soon as they do, the spinning...

  17. Wack

    R. Kelly's Artistic Process

    A look inside his musical mind

    By Rob Harvilla
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Most likely by now you have fully absorbed Double Up, the latest chart-topping treatise from crazed/brilliant R&B; lothario R. Kelly. Which means that, despite the current...

  18. Hot Plate

    Picazo Restaurant

    Squash It

    By Paul Galvani
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Butternut squash is one of those vegetables that need something extra to make them taste good. At Picazo Restaurant (1421 Preston, 713-236-1300), chef David Palomo has found...

  19. Film

    Live Free or Die Hard

    Even with the Mac kid at his side, John McClane is just...old

    By Rob Nelson
    Published: June 28, 2007

    Still an all-American bloodhound after all these years, Bruce Willis's Det. John McClane begins Live Free or Die Hard sniffing around a Rutgers-Camden parking lot and busting...

  20. Artbeat

    Art Capsule Reviews

    A picture of our opinions on local exhibitions

    By Sean Carroll and Troy Schulze
    Published: June 28, 2007

    "Allison Hunter: New Animals" "New Animals" is a continuation of Allison Hunter's "Simply Stunning" series, which showed at New York's 511 Gallery last year. The Houston-based...

Issue: June 28, 2007
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