Month: November 2020

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There’s a wide array of virtual programming this week for those of us staying home.

On Thursday’s Houston Matters: The murder rate in Houston is higher than it’s been in a decade. We explore reasons why and how to address the problem.  Also this hour: Adapting to climate change will someday mean leaving some coastal communities that a…

No stand-up comic in America offers a less predictable show than Dave Chappelle. The lion of stand-up has proven to be one of the fastest writers in the business, and show no qualms about releasing his quality material feverishly, often capturing the z…

You have probably never seen a show like The Third Day. The British-American drama is a co-production between HBO and its overseas counterparts, one following other successful collaborations including the critically acclaimed series I May Destroy You w…

When Bill O’Brien was fired on the Monday after the Week 4 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, it came as somewhat of a shock. It was not so much a shock that O’Brien was fired — let’s face it, the season was trending hard that direction — but that he…

Mark your calendars, because you don’t want to miss these deliciously fun culinary happenings: Picos, 3601 Kirby, has officially rolled out its annual Tamale Stand this holiday season, running now through January 3. Similar to years past, the stand wil…

Usually, when a documentarian is prepping his film, it’s a bonus to have the subject not only still alive, but willing to participate. However, when that subject is the notoriously difficult rock and roll pioneer Chuck Berry, all bets are off. Especial…

It’ll be all virtual for the rest of Houston Ballet’s 2020-21 Season. Due to the continuing pandemic, Houston Ballet will continue its virtual offerings but has cancelled the remaining performances it was hoping to stage for the 2020-21 season. “Safety…