| Iconic films, a cult classic, and tribute to Houston native The 23rd Annual QFest, Houston’s International LGBTQ Film Festival, will commemorate films of influence and personal inspiration with event appearances including Houston native Jonathan Caouette and Cassandro, the Exotico. The film festival begins Wednesday, July 24th running through Wednesday, July 31st, 2019 with screenings

West Side Story — the largest show A.D. Players at The George has ever produced — is filling the theater with music, dance and the hope of love this summer. Artistic director Kevin Dean and executive director Jake Speck said that in planning the 2018-2019 season, they chose to close with West Side Story because

The 4th Annual Texas Home & Garden Show presented by Floor & Decor is the premier destination for all your home improvement needs. Don’t go another summer missing out on all that outdoor fun you’ve been dreaming of. Texas Home & Garden gives you the unique opportunity to visit with multiple companies to help you find the best fit

By Johnny Trlica Like an expensive bottle of champagne striking the bow of a luxury cruise liner, Galveston’s LGBTQ community kicked off Pride weekend with a dedication ceremony of a rainbow crosswalk. A large enthusiastic crowd congregated in front of City Hall on June 7 for the ceremony as David Collins, City Councilman District 3,

By Johnny Trlica “Are you tired, rundown, listless? Do you poop out at parties? Are you unpopular? The answer to all your problems is in this little bottle, Vitameatavegamin.” Lucille Ball’s character in I Love Lucy was pitching a cure all for your ailments but she may have been promoting the wrong product. A good

Eureka O’Hara. Photo via Instagram Imagine you are a college student coming out or are outed to your parents. Their reaction is not what you had hoped for and they either throw you out or cut off your education funds, or both. Now what? If you are a student at the University of Houston you

OLTT is gearing up for one of their biggest fundraisers of the year, Miss & Mr. Trans OLTT 2019-2020, which will be held on April 19, 2019

By Johnny Trlica Gone are the barrels of peanuts, $1 vodkas, and near-naked, uninhibited go-go boys. All that’s left is the shell of what used to be one of Houston’s hottest gay cruise bars, The Montrose Mining Company. Opened in the 1970’s, TMC would be packed to the rafters on most nights, and especially on

By Johnny Trlica A lightly falling mist couldn’t dim the excitement of the grand opening of Montrose’s newest coffee stop. Café Bustelo, a new pop-up coffee/espresso shop opened on Tuesday morning, March 12, drawing throngs of curious java enthusiasts. There was an eclectic mix of local residents who strode over, University of St. Thomas professors

One of the top outdoor fine art festivals in the U.S., Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park, is celebrating 48 years on Friday-Sunday March 29-31, 2019; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park will provide guests with the opportunity to take a vivid walk through the park, personally meet artists, view original works,