Month: November 2009

Features

They Love a Parade

“We are celebrating our 40th year in existence this year, a pretty remarkable feat for a small 501(c)(3) GLBT organization,”…

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Features

HAPI Tails

You could call James Oxford and Lance Marshall animal lovers. But they’re so much more. “If you’re going to do…

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Features

Getting ‘(serious)’

Trey McIntyre grew up in Kansas, studied at the North Carolina School of the Arts, then came to Houston in…

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Local News

Business News: November 2009

A FRIEND IN TIME OF SORROW. Veteran Houston funeral director Stan Ford recently announced a newly formed partnership with Allen…

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Books

Amuse Bouche

Just last year, Houston was humiliatingly awarded the title of Fattest City in America for the third year in a…

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Food + Drink

It’s Tapas Time!

Step inside Tintos Spanish Restaurant & Wine Bar, tucked into the backside of River Oaks Shopping Center in the old…

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Local News

Calendar – November 2009 Events

HOT TICKET Local Boy Makes Good Sunday in the park with Billy Stritch. What started with a country-club gig when…

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Books

Elton John: The Bitch Is Back

Elton John: The Bitch Is Back is filled with all of the addictions, the self-doubts, bad toupées, affairs, and scandals—but…

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Books

I Shudder: And Other Reactions to Life, Death, and New Jersey

Introduced with his quizzical forewarning, “All of the fictional pieces are true,” here are 15 essays penned by one of…

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Books

Ties That Bind: Familial Homophobia and Its Consequences

Sarah Schulman—one of my favorite thinkers, activists, and writers—here explores gay marriage as a way to obtain relief from systematic…

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