Paul Rodriguez has done something the Lindsay Lohans and Paris Hiltons of the world could only dream of. He has endured career ups and downs en route to carving out a career that spans nearly three decades in Hollywood.
Leaving “American Chopper” allowed Vinnie DiMartino to focus on what he really wanted to do: build motorcycles. Without the drama. “I wasn't happy for a while. It wasn't one specific thing, it was a hundred things.
“Tuft vs. Turf” is up through April 26 at Joan Grona Gallery. In June, Jobe will have a collaborative installation with J. Derrick Durham at the MASS Gallery in Austin.
This group of San Antonio natives proves you don't need a lead singer to make kick-ass rock. Standout tracks: the majestic “Chord on Chord Action” and the pensive “If I Could Drive to Japan.”
Damn. Poor Ike Turner must have been salivating over the prime-rib collaboration that would have put the old man in the studio with Brian “Danger Mouse” Burton, the crazy alchemist of Gnarls Barkley and Gorillaz fame, and a stew of Black Keys' songs written especially for him.
Final Four weekend is about more than what takes place on the court. The events that coincide with Final Four weekend have become a spectacle in their own right over the past couple of decades, and this year is no exception. Here are some of the highlights — games, of course, included — of San Antonio's Final Four weekend
It's not called the Big Dance for nothing. The free four-day party surrounding the men’s NCAA Final Four boasts so many big-name acts, it threatens to overshadow the Division I championship basketball taking place inside the Alamodome. Not sure where to start? Here's our take.
