Assclown Alert is a column of opinion, analysis and snark. The longer Gov. Greg Abbott remains in office, the clearer it becomes that he’s more capable of creating spectacles than he is of leading the state.
On the 160th anniversary of the second day of the Battle of Gettysburg, a flotilla of boats and floats will wend their way down the River Walk in the Armed Forces River Parade. Decked out in red, white and blue, the floats will honor all six branches of the armed forces and adhere to this […]
San Antonio’s craft beer scene has been evolving at breakneck speed for the last decade, bringing thoughtfully, artfully crafted suds to all corners of the Alamo City. Several local taprooms — such as Southtown’s Dos Sirenos Brewing — also employ a full kitchen and top-notch chefs to create menus of eats that compliment the establishment’s […]
Maybe Austin is getting too weird. Social media users are expressing their disgust after videos began circulating over the weekend of a woman rolling around in a pile of horse shit on Austin’s 6th Street. In the clip, onlookers — some appearing understandably appalled — watch as a woman identified as Jubilee Magick rolls around […]
Mayor Ron Nirenberg sat down Tuesday with San Antonio Report Editor-In-Chief Leigh Munsil for an hour-long interview conducted in partnership with KLRN public television. While the conversation — available on YouTube — touched on housing, transportation, job creation and economic competitiveness, there was one significant omission.
The thought of attending your first drag brunch may be tinged with electric excitement, but just like any dining experience, there are rules of etiquette. To ensure you have an unforgettable experience while respecting the performers and the community, we present to you the Drag Brunch 10 Commandments.
In recent years, drag shows have gained popularity in the restaurant biz, bringing the captivating world of sequins, towering hair and over-the-top makeup to dining rooms around the country. One event that San Antonians have embraced with gusto is the drag brunch, which eviscerates gender norms with humor and Broadway-worthy acts over a weekend meal.
For more than two months, the San Antonio Art Museum’s “Still Brewing Art” exhibit will showcase artifacts reflecting the building’s earlier life as the Lone Star Brewery. The downtown facility was the first large mechanized brewery in Texas and a highlight of the Golden Age of American Brewing in the late 19th century.
Part of this year’s Pride celebrations, the Players at the Pointe present Thank You for Being a Friend, a spoof of the 1980s sitcom The Golden Girls. The live performance series has been a mainstay at Woodlawn Pointe since its premiere in 2018 and features a cast of drag queens in lead roles.
Diversity rules the week when it comes to live music in San Antonio. Those seeking out sweet sounds have the option of checking out one of Mexico’s top alt-rock exports, a Staten Island-born DJ making waves with his house edits, an LA psych-rock act that takes sonic chances and a homegrown singer-songwriter known for both […]