Culture

Historic movie theaters find new life as music venues, playhouses, more

As Hollywood blossomed in the early 20th century, movie houses became the social and entertainment hubs of both ... Read More »

Across Texas, eye-catching public art can be found standing along city freeways and waterways, clustered in town ... Read More »

Given the musty, mud-brown educational hallways of my youth, the last thing I expect to see when I walk into a high Read More »

There are niches of Texas football heritage elsewhere in the state. Read More »

Always trying to one-up itself, the annual Texas Book Festival follows its record-breaking 2016 event with today’s ... Read More »

Some of the most enjoyable visits I’ve made to Texas small towns have included a little time spent in jail. Read ... Read More »

The 2017 SXSW Film Festival screened 258 films, including 130 features, that were selected out of 7,651 overall ... Read More »

A one-of-a-kind Stevie Ray Vaughan exhibit, curated by The Grammy Museum at L.A. LIVE, opens Friday, March 10, at ... Read More »

On the eve of Lent, Mardi Gras is a moment of indulgence. Food, drink, and family are at the core of Fat Tuesday. ... Read More »

One of the deepest scars in the history of humankind is the Holocaust. Friday, January 27 is International ... Read More »

Texans known better than most: there’s something romantic about playing the part of a cowboy. Clint West of ... Read More »

Nothing makes me feel like a 10-year-old girl again like a trip to a West Texas ranch. Read More »