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The Hobby Center’s Sarofim Hall will host a sister session when Gossip, Lies & Secrets settles in for a weeklong run. The urban-genre “musical stage play” by...
Dizzy Gillespie thinks she’s divine. B.B. King thinks she’s brilliant. Find out for yourself when Diane Schuur takes the stage backed by the University of Houston...
Victoria, Texas, made the news in 2003 as the site where 19 undocumented immigrants met a grisly death while trapped in the back of a truck bound for Houston. The tragedy...
After he’s done turning the tables for M.I.A. today, DJ Low B will be showcasing his solo talents at Deco Lounge at the official after party. Low B rose to popularity in...
Talento Bilingüe’s Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) exhibit captures both the celebration and the sorrow of the Mexican holiday. First is the art exhibit...
Despite all reports to the contrary, Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is not a Mexican version of Halloween. (Like we couldn’t come up with our own holidays or...
Stephen Mallatratt’s The Woman in Black is famously terrifying. Based on Susan Hill’s novel, the gloomy tale features spooky places like the Eel Marsh House and the...
The Astros are nowhere near the World Series and the Texans are shaping up to be as disappointing as last year, but Houston can still rally behind a championship team. No, not...
Handel must have been in a bad mood the day he wrote Rinaldo. The opera’s demanding and difficult score includes the tour-de-force aria “Cara Sposa,” what singer...
It doesn’t matter what language you speak — everyone has trouble in love. And you can expect a litany of love problems at the Polish Film Festival. Tomasz...
For three days, the skies over NASA’s Johnson Space Center will be filled with more than 100 fantastical flying contraptions during the Ballunar Liftoff Festival. Visitors...
Hillary Clinton is a busy woman. But that’s not what kept her from being interviewed by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Carl Bernstein (as in, Watergate’s Woodward...
Screeching Weasel summed up punk houses perfectly in the aptly titled song “Punk House”: “Don’t mind all the filth and grime and muck…Young and dirt...
Brazil’s carnival is long past, and next year’s festivities are still months away, but if you need a samba fix, try Tenda dos Milagres (“Tent of Miracles”)....
Dozens of writers, filmmakers, artists and musicians are converging at the 35th Annual Jewish Book & Arts Fair. Among the festival’s highlights is a concert by the...
The International Quilt Festival is the South by Southwest of its industry. It may not lead to drunken parties that end at 5 a.m., but it is the converging ground for quilters....
Modern dance is notoriously confusing, even for seasoned fans. Some dancers revel in the mystery, but others, like Travesty Dance Group director Karen Stokes, want to help to...
Blades could be mistaken for a post-hardcore band like Braid or Drive Like Jehu, or maybe the more recent math rockers Minus the Bear — that is, if they had a singer. The...
Cop Warmth’s sound is packed with so much angst, you’d have to sit on it to zip it shut. The local threesome goes full out in their one-to-two-minute tunes, with...
In 1970, before he was Rocky, before he was Rambo, Sylvester Stallone made an adult movie called The Party at Kitty and Stud’s. He got paid about $200 for the whole...