“Juan of the Dead” spotlighted at the Latin Wave film event
I love zombies. Okay, not the zombies themselves, but the films and the books and the stories using zombies as a plot device. While new episodes are coming out, you […]
Gloria’s Latin Cuisine: a non-reviewer’s review
I’m a typical Houstonian — I eat out a lot. Even by Houstonian standards, where most people eat out more than in any other city in the country, I eat […]
A Brief Welcome and Some Info
It all started because I was looking for events for Dia de la Virgen de Guadalupe in Houston and couldn’t find anything listed online. After a lot of research I […]
Council Member Gonzalez talks STEM
Houston Mayor Pro-Tem Ed Gonzalez today participated in a panel to discuss the important of STEM education for the future of the city. STEM is Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. […]
Houston’s First Poet Laureate, Gwen Zepeda
Houston-based chick-lit writer Gwen Zepeda has become the first Poet Laureate for the city of Houston. From the news release: Mayor Annise D. Parker and Houston Public Library (HPL) Director […]