Month: July 2009

Features

I Hear the Birds Singing

When I sat down to write my Hurricane Ike story, I discovered I can't tell it with a coherent beginning,…

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Marching Onward

Cleve Jones wants to recruit you. Instrumental in the making of Gus Van Sant's multiple Oscar-winning film Milk (and depicted…

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Features

Yearning to Breathe Free

Roland listened helplessly as his partner Joseph called—frantic and crying—from the airport. Joseph, a Canadian citizen, was flying home to…

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The Other Concern

According to the National Cancer Institute, prostate cancer is second only to nonmelanoma skin cancer in number of cases diagnosed…

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Features

Swan Song

Actor Charles Swan, a star of the upcoming musical The Andrews Brothers at Stages, just finished two years as an…

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Arts & Entertainment

One Day, So Many Galleries!

Wade Wilson is pretty excited about the opening he's planning for his gallery for the 30th annual ArtHouston gallery hop…

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Features

The Queen of the Quip

Comedian Joan Rivers, who turned 76 last month, has been considered a gay icon since the '60s. Did I say…

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Music

Sounds Good

It's only been a few years since Dying to Say This to You, the second domestically released album by Swedish…

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Film/DVD

Depeche Mode: The Dark Progression

This unauthorized (that means it's juicy) look at the three-decade career of the most successful electronic band in the world…

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Film/DVD

Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace and Music

This four-hour journey back to the seminal '60s concert event features some of the greatest rock 'n' roll moments of…

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