Arts & Culture

Graphic Novels

People are Strange

Houston comic book author/illustrator Terry Moore reflects on the 20th anniversary of his hit series Strangers in Paradise.

08/02/2013 By Craig Lindsey

Civic Treasures

Houston's Top 10 Public Sculptures

A completely objective guide to the city's best public art

08/01/2013

Post

Girls’ Night Out

08/01/2013

Post

Party for a Cure

08/01/2013

Film

Shrink-Wrapped

Freudians and Jungians have one thing in common: a love of movies.

08/01/2013 By Michael Hardy

On the Town

Jazz for the Masses

For almost a quarter century, the Houston International Jazz Festival has been bringing the world’s greatest musicians to the Bayou City.

08/01/2013 By Justin Mitchell

Houston vs. Dallas

Cultural Command

When it comes to the arts, we leave Dallas in the dust.

08/01/2013 By Michael Hardy

Criminal Justice

A Legend Continues

TV, where the towns are small and the crimes anything but.

08/01/2013 By Gabrielle Cosgriff

Ice House

What the Hell’s on the Side of the Road?

This month: a metal menagerie on Highway 288.

08/01/2013 By Michael Hardy

Speed Dating

Dating Games

Where’s this relationship going? Straight down Southwest Freeway.

08/01/2013 By Peter Holley

Books & Literature

Space Spouse

What was it like to be married to an astronaut during the Space Race?

08/01/2013 By Catherine Matusow

Books & Literature

Blank, Texas

A new novel is set in Houston—but don't expect it to wear its roots on its sleeves.

08/01/2013 By Catherine Matusow

Picks

Top Things to Do This Weekend: Aug 2–4

Where to go, who to see, and what to do

07/31/2013 By Michael Hardy

Movies

Film Fatales

MFAH film series celebrates the femme fatale of classic Hollywood film noir.

07/30/2013 By Michael Hardy

Theater

Not Your Grandmother's Musical Theater

Theatre Under the Stars tries to shed its stodgy image with TUTS Underground.

07/29/2013 By Abby Koenig