Sherlock Holmes, Johnny Cash and The Almighty
By Randall Jobe Bayou City Theatre Company presents Kill Move Paradise, an interactive theatrical experience set in Purgatory. Four black men prematurely ripped from Earth by police brutality are imbued
By Randall Jobe Bayou City Theatre Company presents Kill Move Paradise, an interactive theatrical experience set in Purgatory. Four black men prematurely ripped from Earth by police brutality are imbued
By Jim Ayres  So many people have told me how much they love Postino, a new wine café in the Heights Mercantile development on Yale, just north of 6th Street.
By Randall Jobe | A conversation with Houston playwright Gwen Flager This summer, Queensbury Theatre presents Shakin’ the Blue Flamingo, written by Gwen Flager and directed by Claire Hart-Palumbo. In
By Paula Dream (AKA Kale Haygood) Well, STAR readers. Paula was quite the talk of the block recently. The neighbors got to see something they obviously had never seen before. (No, not my
By Chris Azzopardi | ‘The world wasn’t ready for Einstein and his theories either’ Even in prison, Shea Diamond was a star. The concrete floor her stage, the men her
By Chris Azzopardi | After changing TV for LGBTQ people in 1998, the actor is at it again, as ‘part of the chorus of the movement’ Where would our queer
By Nancy Ford “For years my fans have inspired me with their determination and creativity as they have created a safe and inclusive community. I felt the time had come for
By Forest Riggs If you have ever wanted to test that old saying about it being “hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk,†now is the time. Hot
By Rena McCain Happy Weedsday everyone! I hope everyone is having an amazing day! During the average course of my day, I talk to just about anyone that will converse
Star of Netflix’s Queer Eye reboot talks ‘fluid’ sexuality, caring for starstruck fans and the sexy anatomy of a coconut By Chris Azzopardi Even though Antoni Porowski is known for