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Movie Review: “City of Gold” is a Charming Bio-Doc About One of America’s Last Great Food Critics

Jonathan Gold is one of the most influential people in creating the concept of how the city of Los Angeles … More

Movie Review: “Krisha”Documents a Life Undone

Watching Krisha is like watching an artistically rendered reality television show gone off the rails. The remarkable acting talent of … More

3 Precious Picture Books About Incredible Women: Julia Child, Coco Chanel & Jane Goodall

Children’s publishing is awash with fabulous, fresh, picture books telling the sometimes only semi-biographical stories of remarkable women. Covering fashion … More

Free & Fabulous, the Besthoff Sculpture Garden is a New Orleans Must

Having lived in New Orleans for several years and now returning back many times each year, people often ask me … More

Dallas’ Deep Ellum: Sanctioned Street Art via the 42 Murals Project

A real estate developer, Scott Rohrman, owns a lot of property in the Deep Ellum section of Dallas. He hopes … More

Houston Playwright Premieres “Hair Like the Sun” This Weekend

Taken from their homes and unjustly imprisoned in a desolate desert, over 100,000 Japanese Americans lives were changed forever by … More

Teen Book Con: Houston YA Fans Can Meet Over 20 Authors FREE!

TeenBookCon is one of the largest book events in Houston each year and it is completely free to attend! Each … More

Book Review: “Delilah Dirk and the King’s Shilling” is a Smashing, Swashbuckling Graphic Novel Success

We open to a scene in Portugal. Mister Selim, Delilah’s companion is creating a fiery distraction for her courageous rescue … More

Street Art, Murals & Slaps, New Orleans Style

A lil’ assortment of art found on and near the street in New Orleans, LA in February 2016 … More