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Yearly Archives: 2008

Eyes on TxDOT

It's looking like a tough year for toll roads in Texas, and no one could be happier about that than Terri Hall, the San...

Pouty Baby

With the dollar getting weaker and weaker abroad, Chow, Baby's research trips are getting shorter and closer to home. No carbonara in Rome or...

Happy Days

Daniel Badillo and his wife Rose know how to run a restaurant. Until a few months ago, they ran the always-packed-at-lunchtime 7th Street Station...

Lost Children

A look back on 2007's horror movies doesn't exactly reveal an embarrassment of riches. The "torture-porn" wave crashed and receded, a victim of its own...

Death Warmed Over

Remember last year's Oscars, when Jack Nicholson showed up at the ceremony with a shaven head and everybody said, "Ooh, it's Jack Nicholson with...

Great Scot

It's a great day for America, everybody, and we'll tell you why: Craig Ferguson is at Bass Hall this Saturday. Only in the last...

Charity at the Edge

The phone rings, and Opal Lee knows what the call is about even before she answers. "That's somebody else calling for some food," she says,...

Can’t Touch This

Writing a weekly column nearly two weeks ahead brings on a jet-lag-like disorientation. This being its first column of 2008, Chow, Baby should be...

The Red Herrings

As fans of both The White Stripes and progressive classic rock, The Red Herrings - guitarist-singer Joe Hill and drummer-backup vocalist Matt Lombard, plus...

Lou Vargo

These days, a CD titled American Disaster might sound like a political statement. On Lou Vargo's new EP by that name, though, it's a raw...