Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Walking past the shooting fountains along the winding canals, with birds chirping and a breeze blowing, it almost feel like you’re in a world set apart from the rest of Houston. In a way, you are. Enclosed behind gated brick walls, off of Old Kat…
Read MoreThere is no debate in my house over whether Tom Nook is good or evil. Or someone who Bernie Sanders would loathe. The in-game ringmaster of Animal Crossing can do no wrong in my 6-year-old daughter’s eyes — and her two older brothers know better …
Read MoreMichael Jordan is having a real moment. The legendary basketball star who retired for the third time back in 2003 just might be the athlete of the 2020 coronavirus sports idle (though Tiger Woods made a pitch for it in reliving his Masters comeback Eas…
Read MoreSeinfeld is still not getting the flying cars he’s long pined after. But, at least in Los Angeles, flying taxis could very much become a thing as early as 2021. Quantum Air is planning to unleash a fleet of 26 flying taxis (electric planes) that …
Read MoreBill O’Brien is that one GM that every fantasy football league has. You know the type. The one who is always making trades while never coming close to winning the league. Trader Bill is at it again, picking up wide receiver Brandin Cooks — whose …
Read MoreJim Crane and the Houston Astros have done a number of big initiatives to help out during the coronavirus crisis. These include a $400,000 donation to hospitals within the Texas Medical Center from the Astros Foundation — and a partnership with Crane W…
Read MoreSomething good to read, something that shows the beauty in life, is more important than ever these days. PaperCity magazine’s April print issue is packed with examples of both. It’s also available to pickup (for free as usual) at numerous s…
Read MoreHouston’s new “normal” means freeways without traffic jams, hulking empty sports stadiums that haunt, deserted malls, packed running trails and more and more people in masks. The coronavirus pandemic has changed life across the globe,…
Read MoreGood news can seem like it’s in very short supply these days, but one happy jolt is at least breaking the Houston sports gloom. Rudy Tomjanovich is finally getting his rightful spot in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. Rudy T is going into th…
Read MoreThe sports fallout from the coronavirus pandemic pales in comparison to the real horrors this insidious virus is leaving in its wake. Still, the idea that the coronavirus cancellations could rob sports fans of the chance to ever see Simone Biles compet…
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