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6106 Westheimer
Houston, TX 77057
Houston, TX 77057
New York Times best-selling crime novelist Walter Mosley will be at Murder by the Book for a lunchtime reading. The author of ten thrillers staring Easy Rawlings, Mosley’s...
So you’ve been looking for an original copy of the Beatles’ White Album for years now, but can never find it, right? Or digging for that elusive Joy Division 12-inch...
It was a defining moment in African-American theater when Ntozake Shange’s choreopoem for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf hit Broadway...
Now that The Sopranos is over and they’re demolishing Satriale’s, where can you get a big plate of gabagool, or a nice, overstuffed canoli to have with your espresso?...
Comedian Gabriel Iglesias likes to explain that there are five levels of fatness, and he’s only at number four. “There’s big, healthy, husky, fluffy and...
“Hentai Lacerator create the type of hardcore Slimer would create if Slimer could do such a thing. It’s not thrash, it’s not grindcore and it’s not...
If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em. This seems to be the approach Frank Sinatra, Jr. has taken with his career. Throughout his adult life, others have considered...
Cynthia Neely and Jolene McMaster like to sit in the dark — and scream! The co-directors of the Silver Screams Film Festival, Neely and McMaster have been fans of horror...
Cover your mouth — in art, courtesy of Bomit. The local graffiti artist recently sent out a call to the art community for “Also Known As: A Bandana Art Show.”...
Selina Shadd had a simple reason to start the Chocolate Festival of Texas: “Everybody loves chocolate!” And she’s right, we do. Sumptuous, decadent, sinful,...
Most people would say the impressive thing about dance troupe Articulate of Bangalore, India’s ballet Panchavaktram, is the fact that five of the 12 dancers are blind or...
Producer, musician and beatboxer Taylor McFerrin will kick off the new outdoor concert series Nights on Blue Bayou: City Soundscapes today. The son of vocalist Bobby McFerrin,...
A local hip-hop happening wouldn’t be complete without a Black Mamba sighting. No, we’re not talking about the venomous reptile, but the scenester who always comes...
With a blend of seasoned veterans and young upstarts, show tunes and hip-hop, Danscape 2007 truly lives up to its name as it brings together several local troupes today....
“Homecoming: The 3rd Biennial TSU Art Alumni Invitational” features more than the 40 works from past and present students of Texas Southern University, which has...
Nothing says “Mmm, these ribs sure are tender” like being surrounded by endangered species. At the second annual Feast with the Beasts, lions, tigers and African wild...
Marianne Vitale sneaked into a refinery to steal crude oil for her aptly named Crude Oil on Silk series for “Chemical City” at Deborah Colton Gallery. We’re not...
Howe Gelb has recorded some of the most curious American music of the last 20 years. Whether solo, with his band Giant Sand or with collaborators that have included PJ Harvey...
When we think of Hawaii and hula, we think of curvaceous women, lilting music and the total pleasure of paradise. Tonight, performance artist Keo Woolford might alter your...
Black Pearl Sings by Frank Higgins makes its world premiere at Stages Repertory Theatre this week. The story follows Susannah, an ambitious song collector for the Library of...
