Devaughn Douglas is a freelance writer at Houston Press. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, film and cinema, food and beverages, and culture and society, often exploring themes such as the film industry, theater, and celebrity news. Devaughn's work has been featured in Houstonia Magazine, Eater, Essence, Houston Press, and Houston Forward Times.
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Devaughn Douglas is heavily focused on event coverage, particularly in the music and entertainment space, with a strong emphasis on concerts happening in Houston and occasionally other parts of Texas. Given this focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming music events in the Houston area.
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By: DeVaughn Douglas
Tuesday morning, the skies opened up and a downpour fell over Houston, flooding streets, slowing traffic, and pushing people further behind before the day even had a chance to begin. It also wiped out golden hour, that brief window where the light sits just right — soft, warm, and angled in a way that makes everything feel a little more cinematic.
By: DeVaughn Douglas
Industry veterans Greg Carter, Jalene Mack and La'Torria Lemon will help guide students through filmmaking, financing, marketing and distribution as part of UH's new Graduate Certificate in Film and Media Production and Leadership.
By: DeVaughn Douglas
Last week, Forward Times reported on the opening of Hill at Sims, a 100-acre regional park that became Sunnyside's first new park in roughly 50 years.
By: Devaughn Douglas
“I got to apologize to all of y’all that were listening to my earlier projects,” exclaimed Big K.R.I.T. as he stepped center stage at the House of Blues,
By: DeVaughn Douglas
of 58 The Wreckshop Records Founder Speaks on Music, Film and Houston's Next Wave
By: DeVaughn Douglas
If you have spent any time around Houston's independent music scene over the last decade, chances are you have encountered something built by Derrick McKinney.
How One Birthday Celebration Became Part of DJ Screw's Legacy “I'm just standing there in the Piper, man, and this young man with his shirt
The Acres Home rapper discusses stepping away from music to raise her children, rediscovering herself as an artist, and earning praise from Houston legend Scarface.
By: DeVaughn Douglas
June 27 found Michelle "Red" Wheeler making her way across Houston. Her day began at the Astros Team Store at Daikin Park for the release of the club's latest DJ Screw collection. From there, she headed to the unveiling of a Big Moe figurine at 75th and Canal before making another appearance for a Slapwoods collaboration honoring DJ Screw. It was the kind of schedule that has become increasingly common for Wheeler, who now finds herself at the center of events celebrating one of Houston's most influential cultural figures.
By: Devaughn Douglas
Lines stretched outside the George R. Brown Convention Center Friday afternoon as thousands of enthusiasts of anime, video games, cosplay, comics, and pop
