Chris Vognar

Wright Thompson's new nonfiction book, ‘The Barn,' examines the murder of Emmett Till from multiple perspectives – cultural, geographical and personal.

Anna Ziegler's play, making its world debut at the Alley Theatre, deals with 9-11 grief and loss but doesn't quite have the expected wallop.

We like to mythologize our Western outlaws and their catchy nicknames, which often include the designation of “Kid” (Billy the Kid, the Sundance

Organist Brett Miller will be providing live musical accompaniment to Houston Symphony's presentation of the silent cinematic horror classics

Ahead of the final season, the creators discuss Midwestern humor, queer communities of faith and why they made a show “about people who aren’t very equipped to talk about their feelings.”

“The Chronicles of Doom” by S.H. Fernando Jr. Photo: Astra House The late Daniel Dumile, best known for his rap persona MF Doom, has an origin story worthy of a supervillain.

"Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery," at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, explores the dimensions of these works, from utility to aesthetic beauty.

The double feature from Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez highlights 1970s trash with a blood-and-guts Texas twang.

In 'Zurawski v Texas,' three women face different, heartbreaking challenges in a post-Roe Texas.

"Our Texas, Our Vote" tells the stories of young progressives hoping to empower Latino voters in the state.