Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
With Houston bars once again ordered to shut down due to the surge in COVID-19 cases, Lucille’s executive chef/owner Chris Williams, in an amazing gesture of magnanimity, is opening his tree-shaded patio to bar teams across the city. The Patio Po…
Read MoreWhen house hunting, in particular among uninhabited homes, it can be challenging for potential buyers to imagine what actually living in the space would look like. Savvy real estate agents long ago began advising homeowners how to scale down their tcho…
Read MoreIt’s a tough summer for Houston performing arts groups — a drought that began in March, when COVID-19 brought an end to gatherings of the kind that fill theaters. And the fallout continues. In mid-June, the Houston Symphony reduced its full- and …
Read MoreHow does one catapult from being a cheerleader for the New Orleans Saints to becoming a rock star dermatologist and pioneer in laser use? It’s a rare journey that only an exceptionally energetic, brilliant and determined young woman could master….
Read MoreDespite dismay that the European Union will likely ban travelers from the United States to its member countries when its borders reopen on July 1, Lufthansa is optimistically resuming service between Houston and its hub in Frankfurt, Germany on that ve…
Read MoreHouston Grand Opera revealed Tuesday evening that, due to the coronavirus pandemic, all HGO productions have been canceled until April of 2021. This is a major blow to opera devotees and performing arts backers alike. The opera company joins other Hous…
Read MoreGrowing up in Houston, Dagney Pruner had always imagined that when she wed it would be at her family’s ranch in Wimberley. Reality intervened when she and Carlos Gómez del Campo Neme of Mexico City became engaged. “I absolutely fell in love with the ci…
Read MoreBeyond Dr. Anthony Fauci and Dr. Deborah Birx, the next most recognizable face on the COVID-19 intelligence scene is Baylor College of Medicine’s Dr. Peter Hotez, Dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine. He’s the cheerful guy in th…
Read MoreAs movements against racism grow larger and louder across the country, support is coming from some, perhaps, unexpected corners. Two Houston hospitality groups have joined Bakers Against Racism and a new juice bar is donating all proceeds from the week…
Read MoreSo many best laid plans went awry as COVID-19 became a worldwide disrupter. Consider the luxe Italian shoe brand Clorinda Antinori, which originally scheduled the opening of its Houston boutique for March 15. Alas, the doors didn’t open on the s…
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