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John Beckwith Jr. walks into his morgue and over to the new corpse. His colleagues and pastor follow him inside, still talking from lunch. The air in the morgue stirs and...
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Copy cats: You'd think the activist folks on the left of the political spectrum would be pretty chapped right about now. After all, they've been in the protest and civil...
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Look at the sequence of events:
In early August, Carol Reed, a city council lobbyist and the top political consultant to Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert, is mentioned in the ongoing...
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I am a 22-year-old Mexican-American woman, still living with my parents but going to college, working full-time and taking care of myself financially. I...
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The welcome thread of a newish trend runs through the biggest show for each of the next two weeks—and, apologies to Neon Indian, headlining act for the farther off of...
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Of the artists on Chicago-based "insurgent country" label Bloodshot Records—an indie that has nurtured modern Americana faves such as Ryan Adams, Neko Case and Split Lip...
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With the exception of a collaboration with Akon, Whitney Houston's new album, I Look to You—her first studio album in seven years—is almost absurdly gimmick-free....
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One of the most bizarre and far-flung repercussions of Michael Jackson's death has to be the recently issued cover of The Beatles' "Blackbird" as performed by The Dandy...
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Last Monday morning, SuperMusicman42 uploaded a video of a performance by The Bizarro Kids to YouTube titled: "Nick Jonas SIDE PROJECT BIZARRO KIDS SPECIAL GUEST NICK JONAS!"...
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In a famous biblical parable, a son takes his family inheritance and wastes it on riotous living in some distant land, returning home with empty pockets and a deep sense of...
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I've been eyeing El Pollo Regio for a while now. So, when I heard that the one on Spring Valley recently got a score of 73 (that's four points above failing, I'm told) from the...
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Mike Judge began writing the screenplay for Extract not long after Office Space opened and closed in a matter of weeks in the late winter of 1999. The two movies were always...
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Marketed as a guitar summit between The Edge, Jimmy Page and Jack White, Davis Guggenheim's affectionate, intermittently insightful behind-the-music doc is more electric...
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Many universities make a pretty penny off their sports programs, cultivating players and teams who unite and inspire their schools weekend after weekend, creating a space where...
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Lighting Their Fires: Raising Extraordinary Children in a Mixed-Up, Muddled-Up, Shook-Up World is Rafe Esquith's follow-up to Teach Like Your Hair Is on Fire. Both books...
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Sorority slashers must seem like a novel movie concept. Zoom in on the positive, sisterly cohort of Greek life--smiling college girls helping each other with homework while...
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In the history of children's television, no show will ever be as smart, funny and visually stimulating as Pee-wee's Playhouse. I catch glimpses of Dora the Explorer, which is...
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To borrow Seinfeld's style for a moment, what is the deal with comics having to stand up? Can't they sit every once in a while? Don't they get tired from all that joke-telling?...
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Labor Day in Texas is normally marked by oppressively hot flip-flop weather, but if you feel like donning your boots for a good cause, check out the Pickin' for Preemies event...
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Hey, it's happened to everyone at one time or another. Nothing to be embarrassed about. But consider this: In preparation for the next time you need to do the ol' "hide the...
