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Sunshine Daydreams in the Dark

There can never be enough music in this town. This month, it invades movie theatres: Tonight’s the third annual Meet Up at the Movies for Deadheads.

1:57PM Thu. Aug. 1, 2013, Jim Caligiuri Read More | Comment »

Last Train to Clarksville

Five numbers into the Monkees’ 30-song, two-hour set at the Long Center Wednesday, the small screen loomed large. A video backdrop scrolled a continuous run of TV clips from the original quartet’s prime time heyday, 1966-1968, which then spawned a universe of images and even a film. Those four had it all – wit, charm, looks, and boy could they sing.

11:57AM Thu. Aug. 1, 2013, Raoul Hernandez Read More | Comment »

The AggreGAYtor: August 1

Russia gets scarier, television gets gayer, and federal equality inches forward, as your AggreGAYtor considers the snail darter.

8:30AM Thu. Aug. 1, 2013 Read More | Comment »

TODAY'S EVENTS

No Kings, Kick Out the Clowns

Texas State Capitol

Babestock Day 1 w/ Kayristin, Jenny Voss, Black Daria, DJ La Moon, more [outside]; Baby Kush, CLINK!, Bunny G, more [inside] at Cheer Up Charlies

Body Rock ATX (Prince tribute) w/ DJ Chorizo Funk & Riders Against the Storm at Parish

MUSIC | MOVIES | ARTS | COMMUNITY

News Ticker: July 31

George Zimmerman heads nowhere fast, Beto O'Rourke makes love to the camera, and Eddie Lucio adopts an extreme stance. Bad decisions are on the News Ticker.

5:45PM Wed. Jul. 31, 2013, Brandon Watson Read More | Comment »

Where Did All Those Kids Go?

Summer 1968, Janis Joplin and her band Big Brother & the Holding Company arrived in my hometown of St. Louis, Missouri. This was a genuine Haight-Ashbury hippie band playing in the conservative Midwest. Janis was already notorious for having a huge voice and dynamic stage presence: boas, tight skirts, costume jewelry, floppy hats, and wild hair.

5:20PM Wed. Jul. 31, 2013, Charles Beard Read More | Comment »

5 Kitchen Tips From Joanne Chang

Texas-born chef Joanne Chang knows what it means to literally have her fingers in all the pies.

2:50PM Wed. Jul. 31, 2013, Monica Riese Read More | Comment »

Jon Reiss Drops a 'Bomb' on Graffiti World

When Jon Reiss started filming Bomb It 2, the sequel to his 2007 graffiti documentary Bomb It, he had two intentions: 1) keep chronicling the evolution and variations of global street art, and 2) get to Australia.

2:30PM Wed. Jul. 31, 2013, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Mike June’s Revolution

Last Election Day, while waiting for the tallies, my family went to see Mike June play at the now defunct Jax Neighborhood Cafe. Between the show and his song “Talkin’ Revolution Blues,” he had me thinking his music’s political. Instead, he calls it apolitical – less concerned with activisim than people and the circumstances they face daily.

1:30PM Wed. Jul. 31, 2013, William Harries Graham Read More | Comment »

The AggreGAYtor: July 31

Employment protections get a "possibly, maybe," Russia gets served, and PolitiFact gets skewy, as your AggreGAYtor goth-dances to Shriekback.

11:59AM Wed. Jul. 31, 2013 Read More | Comment »

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