Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Amid increasing concern in the Houston area about the possible spread of the COVID-19 virus, more notifications are trickling in that events are being postponed or canceled. To date, however, this hasn’t affected Houston’s theater stages as organizers …
Read More“I love you Gramma,” a toddler sputters from her high chair, followed with an impromptu giggle: 201 likes. (Two-year old grandson opens a bag of flour—it goes everywhere—and he looks up wide-eyed.): 157 likes. In the day or so since posting, ticks begi…
Read MoreWhat started as a small team with a dream turned into much more. Whitley Penn spoke with executive Brandon White to learn more on how it all happened.
Nathen McEown, partner-in-charge of Whitley Penn’s Houston office, and White, head of business devel…
Read MoreAuthor Travels His Father’s Life-Changing Road Trip 80 Years Later, Chronicled in Riveting Adventures
Read More‘How Katy and western Houston votes in 2020 will tell us a lot about what is going to happen to Texas in the next decade.’
Read MoreIn music culture, everything is cyclical. And one glance at today’s Top 40 charts dominated by hip-hop, pop, rap, and balladry means it’s time for yet another round of hoary “rock is dead” stories (insert yawn here). But newer and younger bands like th…
Read MoreOur city’s evolution, in images.
Read MoreA long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, opera was produced on television. Not the old and musty, but avant-garde and contemporary. Impossible to believe, but in the pioneering ’50s, NBC actually had a director of “new opera programming.” Famed condu…
Read MoreHouston temperatures have steadily been on an upswing for the last 10 days, climbing from the 40s for three days, into the 60s, the 70s, and finally on Wednesday reaching 80 degrees at Bush Intercontinental Airport. Despite the warming trend, temperatures this month are still running nearly 8 degrees below normal for November. We’ll have […]
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