WHO: The Invincible Czars WHAT: The Invincible Czars perform a new musical score for Tod Browning's silent film "The Unknown" (1927) starring Lon Chaney and Joan Crawford WHERE: Alamo Drafthouse West Oaks – 2700 Hwy 6 South, West Oaks Mall #429, Houston, TX 77082 WHEN: Saturday February 27th, 2010, 7:30 PM AGE RESTRICTIONS: 18+, under 18 welcome with parent WEB: www.invincibleczars.com, www.drafthouse.com/westoaks MEDIA: For interviews, images, or details, contact invincibleczars@gmail.com and 512/656-0357 TICKETS - $10 - http://www.drafthouse.com/west oaks/shows.php?id=442 The Invincible Czars present their live score to Tod Browning's 1927 silent film [...]
Houston Actor Juan Cantu returns home to perform cabaret Originally from Houston, Juan Cantu returns home from Orlando, FL to perform a cabaret about the ups and downs of his life and career. His self-deprecating humor shows a jovial yet penetrating look at the career of a musical theatre and pop singer. Come listen as Juan takes a familiar Broadway standard and sings it in the style of several Pop stars. He will be accompanied by the multi-talented and sought after pianist Rob Landes. Juan grew up in Northside of Houston, attended Dodson Elementary, Gregory Lincoln [...]
The Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization (CEO) is the club that indiehouston.org was founded from, and serves as an organization to help students accelerate their big ideas in to reality. See their story below. (CEO) will be holding their introductory meeting February 2, 2010 at the UC Room 242 from 7pm - 8:30 PM. Whether you are a business major, artists, photographer, music major, band member, film, writer etc. you can benefit from joining CEO by looking at your interest as a potential business. Do you want to start something bigger than yourself or do you want to [...]
The University of Houston Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization (CEO) is the club that indiehouston.org was founded from, and serves as an organization to help students accelerate their big ideas in to reality. See their story below. (CEO) will be holding their introductory meeting February 2, 2010 at the UC Room 242 from 7pm - 8:30 PM. Whether you are a business major, artists, photographer, music major, band member, film, writer etc. you can benefit from joining CEO by looking at your interest as a potential business. Do you want to start something bigger than yourself or do [...]
Reaching out on behalf of Houston's own American Fangs, who are headlining Fitzgerald's this Saturday, Jan 23rd. Fresh off a fall spent opening for Saul Williams on the continent-spanning Afro Punk Tour, the Fangs have a nice string of January shows with State Radio. American Fangs have just returned from a five-song recording session at The Machine Shop, who have produced a variety of acts including Coheed & Cambria, Every Time I Die, Fallout Boy, and Lamb of God. Whether these tracks will help comprise their debut full-length has yet to be determined, but you can [...]
Yes, his pants did rip right open and so did the floodgates of Orlando, Florida pouring forth with a lot of talent tonight on the 4th episode of season 9 of American Idol. In total 31 contestants made it to Hollywood. Of those we only saw 11 contenders, so I felt a bit cheated. But what is a night of Idol without me getting just a little frustrated, right? The auditions started off with the introduction of today's guest judge: Olive Snook, er, um Kristin Chenoweth. You see she played Olive Snook on the [...]
Well, the title of Shania Twain 's hit couldn't have said it better. Sorry Chicago, but that was possibly the worst set of auditions ever in nine seasons of American Idol . A paltry 13 golden tickets were handed out, and we only got to see eight of those auditions. Something tells me we'll only need to remember two of these singers once we get to Hollywood week anyway. So, just how did we get only 13 "good" singers? Let's start at the beginning. Tonight's Idol started off with a montage of disgruntled contestants [...]
Okay, that quotes sums it up in more ways than one. Season 9 of American Idol is off and running with the second audition show giving us a ton of hilarious quotes, not to mention that unforgettable song about "Pants on the Ground." This time we were in Hotlanta, i.e. Atlanta, the city that brought us Fantasia , Jennifer Hudson and Clay Aiken (and birthed Ryan Seacrest, apparently). I'm not sure if we have an Idol winner on our hands, but there were certainly a few very strong possibilities. To help [...]
"Worth It" has been announced as the next single from Whitney Houston's comeback album I Look To You . This one totally caught us by surprise as we never thought it was a good track and were routing for "A Song For You" to be the next single. Anyway, let's see if it sounds good with the video. Posted in Beats, Yankee Panky Tagged: album, artwork, cover, download, houston, i look to you, it, new, single, sleeve, whitney, worth
ART|ENTERTAINMENT & PEGSTAR.Net CHILDREN OF THE RESOLUTION: N.Y.E. @ THE MINK Featuring Flowers To Hide, If The War Should End, DJ Sets By The Watermarks, Free Kupkakes By KakesByKlassic, And A Champagne Toast ART|Entertainment, Pegstar.net, and The Mink on Main ring in the New Year with a mix of performances by Flowers To Hide and If The War Should End, DJ Sets by The Watermarks, and KupKakes by KakesByKlassic. The event will take over the entire Mink on Main complex, located at 3718 Main St., on December 31, 2009 starting at 9:00pm. Tickets will [...]
Sunday, Rocks Off crept down Little York on the "Nawf" side of H-Town to scope out Northside rider Big Cease's video production of "So Off the Chain," featuring Dat Boy X of Dallas and Hou...
Step into the hip-hop elevator of the Dirty South with Rocks Off. We're going on a field trip. Don't worry. We'll let you "press the button." Right now we are on floor "B," which stands fo...
This week, I'm going to touch on a topic that's pretty close to home. It's a little embarrassing, and part of me thinks that I'd maintain more of whatever credibility I might have by withholding this info, but what the heck. Confession: Like Andy Bernard, I am a former collegiate a cappella singer. Say what you will about the "genre"; I probably agree with you. It's a questionable form of musical expression at best, and at this point I can't listen to most collegiate a cappella without cringing and fleeing the room [...]
INTRODUCING HOLLYWOOD FLOSS Hollywood floss will be playing Westheimer Block Party Freepress/KTRU Stage (outside Numbers) 3:20 - 3:50 Saturday November 14, 2009 with Mermaids of Judaism Free Download of music below http://www.mediafire.com/downl oad.php?xbb2oumntux Hollywood FLoSs - How Often Do You Free Your Mind Mix Rapper / Producer out of Houston Texas combining honest lyrics with uptempo soulful beats "One of the most interesting, revered, and challenging things about rapping is being able to develop [...]
Saul Williams Saul Williams with his album, The Inevitable Rise & Liberation of Niggy Tardust , Saul showed that he truly is a genuine and unique 'hip-hop' artist. Featuring a cover of U2's Sunday Bloody Sunday , the album produced by Trent Reznor/ NIN is a clash of industrial clangs and free flowing hip-hop with a dash of Prince . First establishing himself as an influential poet, and then as an award-winning screenwriter/actor, Saul Williams then went on to establish himself [...]
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Much more egregious than the snapped strap on Whitney Houston's dress during her performance on this weekend's X Factor , which inexplicably lit up the Internet today: The realization that her upcoming tour is going to rely a lot on her backup singers and dancers to carry along the proceedings. Which is kind of sad, actually, because there's a lot to like about her comeback effort I Look To You . I do like the interpolation of "How Will I Know?" into the Alicia Keys-penned song's backing track, but I can't help but think that if [...]
'The most anticipated new album of the year' is how the sticker on the front of Whitney Houston 's new album describes the contents beneath – a claim presumably concocted after the demise of one M. Jackson. Nevertheless, the return of Houston is certainly one to attract the attention, coming as it does on the back of a fall from grace to mirror, if not match, Jackson himself. This is certainly something that Whitney's people are well aware of, matching her musical appearances with a range of chat shows, including a two part Oprah special. Clearly Whitney Houston has [...]
I DIDN'T KNOW MY OWN STRENGHT live Danyl Johnson sang I Didn't Know My Own Strength from Whitney Houston 's latest album I Look to You on Live Show #2 on The X Factor – Divas week , and as Dannii said, it was flawless!!!!!!!!! Enjoy!!!
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