Our foodie friends and family probably have more kitchen gadgets than they have drawer space. There’s also a good chance their wine chillers and bars are overflowing with bottles they were gifted last holiday season.
Republican U.S. Rep. Chip. Roy loves to perform. Anybody remember the Austin-San Antonio congressman’s unhinged tirade over drug company profits, or that time he told his colleagues to “kiss my ass” if they didn’t want to fund a border wall, or his threat to derail a defense spending bill because the Air Force dared to recognize […]
May December Directed by Todd Haynes. Written by Samy Burch and Alex Mechanik.
San Antonio Spurs fans and at least one local sports commentator are voicing their displeasure with Gregg Popovich via social media following the team’s sixth straight loss this season. Indeed, some are even saying it’s time for the Hall of Fame coach to retire. The response has come in the wake of the Spurs’ nationally […]
San Antonio’s beloved Rios Southtown Barbacoa has has outgrown the building it’s called home since 2019. But fans of slow-roasted meat shouldn’t fret: the eatery isn’t venturing far from its longtime digs at 317 Probandt St. Owner Lenny Ann Rios-Chavez told news site MySA the restaurant will jump to a space at the corner of South Flores […]
St. Mary’s Strip staple Tycoon Flats has taken over the Austin Highway space that previously housed Cerroni’s Purple Garlic. Signage noting the change appeared the building earlier this year, but Tycoon Flats’ owners has been mum on details — until now. In a Thursday social media post, they revealed the new eatery has quietly opened, […]
The families of those killed in last year’s Uvalde school shooting are sharing mixed feelings on social media after the Washington Post on Thursday published graphic photos of the massacre’s aftermath. One parent who lost her daughter in the Robb Elementary School shooting said on social media that news outlets, including the Post, are refusing to let […]
San Antonio artist Nicky Diamonds, acclaimed for his storytelling songcraft and heartfelt approach to Americana, will kick off the latest season of the Carver Community Cultural Center’s Intimate Series on Friday, November 17. Best known as lead vocalist, guitarist and songwriter for the bluesy duo Lonely Horse, Diamonds recently dropped a full catalog of unreleased solo […]
Every year, coffee conglomerate Starbucks kicks off the holiday season with a red reusable cup giveaway unimaginatively dubbed “Red Cup Day.” We get it: free shit is free shit. But Starbucks Workers United, which represents thousands of employees at the Seattle-based chain, is urging coffee fiends to sit out this year’s giveaway.
A new GOP-backed Texas bill that would make it a state crime to cross over the border from Mexico without documents and empowers non-federal authorities to carry out deportations is racking up opposition before it even hits Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk. First, the government of Mexico — whom observers have said would need to be […]