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Thursday night was supposed to be a nonevent for Blue Origin’s latest iteration of its New Glenn rocket. Just a standard hotfire test, a test where the 322-foot-tall rocket’s seven engines are fired up to the booster stage while the rocket stays firmly on its Cape Canaveral Space Force Station launchpad.
But when the engines fired up, the flames that always plu...
Houston Ballet’s triple bill An Evening with the Stars opened Thursday night with a powerful and introspective world premiere of Australian choreographer Alice Topp. Sisu proved to be an evocative exploration of human responses to adversity, and how people survive through community, connection, and confluence. This new work is named...
Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle, Stephanie Mills, Glady Knight
Toyota Center
June 28, 2026
As I was ordering my one and done drink before Thursday’s “The Queens: 4 Legends, 1 Stage” show, the bartender told me she’d gotten there early just so she could hear the singers warm up. When I asked if she’d made a wise cho...
Petit Lucie, 301 Milam, will have its soft opening May 30 at Market Square Park. The opening will coincide with the Grand Opening Block Party at Main Street Promenade, a free and family-friendly event with live music, DJs, street performers and local vendors.
Chef Omar Pereney (second from left) poses with his opening team. Credit: Mariela Callaway ...The year was 1973 and Phil Ehart knew that this was going to be an important gig. Perhaps the most important that the drummer and his fledgling group with the unlikely name of Kansas would play to date.
Credit: Book coverAfter all, the unsolicited demo cassette they had mailed to famed producer/TV host Don Kirshner’s record company had somehow made it ...