A Midland Museum’s Unexpected Ties to the Kentucky Derby
For 17 minutes in 1959, no one at Churchill Downs knew who had won the Kentucky Derby. Tomy Lee took it by a nose in ... Read More »
Roadside Oddity: Aud the Dinosaur in Canadian
Had you been listening to tactical radio traffic during the devastating 2024 Smokehouse Creek fire, you would have ... Read More »
The Big Texas Little Film Tour Is Coming Soon to a Town Near You
Last October, Kaytie Nielsen and Iris Beaumier hit the road in a Chrysler Pacifica minivan. The best friends met in ... Read More »
The Abraham Chavez Theatre Brings Global Acts to El Paso
When the New York rock band The Strokes announced they would play at El Paso’s Abraham Chavez Theatre in the fall of ... Read More »
Odessa’s Globe Theatre Pays Tribute to Shakespeare’s Famous Playhouse
In the heart of the Permian Basin, 5,000 miles from where William Shakespeare originally penned his plays, an Odessa ... Read More »
New ‘Deep in the Heart’ Documentary Is a Love Letter to Texas Rivers
Filmmaker Ben Masters has traveled all over Texas documenting the natural wonders of his home state. His films have ... Read More »
Reel Texas: The Film That Made Dolly Parton an Honorary Texan
Say what you will about Dolly Parton and Burt Reynolds’ The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, but consider this: I am ... Read More »
The Master Printmaker Working Larger Than Life in Huffman
Art has always been a part of Delita Martin’s life. Growing up in Conroe, she learned the art of storytelling while ... Read More »
James McMurtry Is Your Favorite Songwriter’s Favorite Songwriter
Nearly four decades ago, John Mellencamp was asked to produce James McMurtry’s debut album, 1989’s Too Long in the ... Read More »
Reel Texas: ‘Terms of Endearment’ Shows Another Side of McMurtry’s Texas
Pop quiz: How many characters wear cowboy hats in the Larry McMurtry adaptation that has won the most Academy ... Read More »
The Doors Open on The Hill of James Magee
About 70 miles east of El Paso, the Chihuahuan Desert runs flat and pale before giving way to the magmatic peaks of the ... Read More »
The Warhol Woman Who Taught Houston ‘How to Make an Exhibition’
Andy Warhol’s 1968 silkscreens of a dark-haired woman with a cigarette have hung, on and off, in Houston’s Menil ... Read More »
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