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Wes Fritz always found football rosters and how teams are part together fascinating. As a kid, he knew every player on his dad’s teams and he’d want to know why Willie Fritz picked each one of them. “It would just be him coming home from work and me just bugging the ever living hell out …


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The PaperCity x BSH October Issue Launch Party brought a roaring evening of sophisticated celebration with Houston interior designers, magazine mavens, real estate developers, fashionistas and design cognoscenti alike.  Grammy Award-winning saxophonist Randy Allison welcomed everyone with his smooth notes as they entered BSH’s exceptional Post Oak showroom. Whispers and chatt...


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What: Children’s Museum Houston “Once Upon a Time: Fairy tale Fashion Gala” Where: The Corinthian PC Scene: Many among the 500 Children’s Museum Houston supporters dressed as fairy tale characters as requested for the partying that took place in an enchanted setting, the space transformed by Rebekah Johnson of Bergner & Johnson. Johnson dressed the …


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I love talking about wine with people who share my passion for it. We open bottles, we trade stories about travel and soil types, terroir and residual sugar, and we talk of taste and food and restaurants. We recommend wines to one another, we drink, and we learn a lot. In Wine Talk, I introduce you to …


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A family tree flatters history with the appearance of order. Its branches emerge from a common trunk, each division preserving the logic of descent. Artistic influence rarely behaves so politely. In Adrian Jimenez’s Merry Go Round (2026), a pale blue tree erupts across a feverish expanse of yellow and red, its branches multiplying until botanical …


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