“KURIOS” Transports You to 1890’s Paris

Walking up to the majestic blue and yellow tents one already feels transported to a place and time far, far … More

Hollywood Calling! Find Out The Hollywood Connection of these YA Author’s at TeenBookCon

I’m excited to be moderating the Hollywood Calling panel at this weekend’s TeenBookCon. At the panel you can ask the … More

Houston: D3N!@L Pop-Up Show Tonight Only!

What: Pop-Up art show. Free drinks from Deep Eddy Vodka! Where: Unit B11 – Winter Street Studios-2101 Winter St. Houston, … More

All’s Fair in Love and Art at TeenBookCon: Kayla Cagan, Nina LaCour and Benjamin Alire Sáenz

What would you ask these three revered and talented writers? I’ll be moderating this panel on Saturday April 1st. Why … More

Girls Get a Chance to Try Something New with Houston Roller Derby Juniors

Roller derby is one of the only truly inclusive sports available to girls today. Kids from every ethnicity, class, body … More

Read/Listen to YA Titles for Free Before You Buy Them at TeenBookCon -Just 24 Days Away!

Are you familiar with TeenBookCon? It’s on April 1st at Alief Taylor High School and gives the public the opportunity … More

Beth B.’s “Call Her Applebroog” is a Touching Time Capsule of an Artist

Hardly a household name, Ida Applebroog is an unknown entity to most viewers. Beth B. must introduce us to her, … More

“Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise” is A Don’t Miss Documentary

With a mix of still photographs, rare video clips, interviews and more, Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise is an informative, … More

The Houston Cinema Arts Fest Runs From Nov. 10-17 and Offers Much More Than Film Screenings

Beginning in 2008 as a weekend long festival, this year’s Houston Cinema Arts Fest has expanded to an eight day event … More

Be the Peace – Be the Hope: Come and Decorate a Canvas to be Turned Into a Tent for Refugees

Children ages 10-18 can stop in anytime at Lone Star Tomball Community Library to decorate a canvas square which will be … More