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The Houston Astros dropped the second game of the series to the Las Vegas Athletics 4-3, tying the series up at 1-1. Daulton Varsho had a home run in the 7th inning, with Jeremy Pena and Yainer Diaz also providing an RBI each. The Athletics rallied in the 8th inning, putting up 3 runs to close out the game.  The Astros will play the Athletics Sunday afternoon to try and secur...


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Music as a medium of storytelling is almost as old as humanity itself. And no story has been told and retold as much as the story of love and heartbreak. The band Duelo have been master storytellers ever since their debut at the turn of the 21st century, choosing to deviate from the common tales of partying, narco culture and one-night-stand sexual conquests in order to focu...


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Arlene Hutton’s world premiere at A.D. Players, Holly Street, could have premiered in the year it’s set, Christmas, 1946. You expect William Inge to pop in the front door and shout, Who stole my play!

This is old-fashioned play writing with solid structure, engaging characters who all of course have secrets to be revealed, and placed withi...


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The Houston Astros opened up their home stand against the Las Vegas Athletics Friday night at Daikin Park with a 4-0 victory. Yordan Alvarez was a key component tonight, finding himself on base multiple times with 2 hits and 2 RBIs, with Christian Walker and Isaac Paredes also contributing an RBI each. The Astros will face off against the A’s again tomorrow night hoping to s...


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Seeing a psychic in person means driving across town and losing an evening. On your phone, it takes four minutes. That gap is why so many people book a psychic reading online now and why the field has filled with look-alike sites.

Four sites take most of that traffic: Nebula, Keen, Purple Garden, and Oranum. Below is what each does well, how billing works, and whic...


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