Tobin Center Hosting Free Screening of Feel-good Flick Akeelah and the Bee
Do you like watching nail-biting spelling bees on ESPN? Always win when playing Scrabble against your friends and family? Know how to spell scherenschnitte (the art of paper-cutting) without grabbing the dictionary? If so, the 2006 drama Akeelah and the Bee might be the feel-good movie you’re looking for. The film follows title character Akeelah…
La Panadería Is Now Making a Croncha
It’s 2018 and bakeries basically exist to create Franken-versions of classic baked goods (don’t @ me). First there was the cronut: Dominique Ansel’s amalgamation of a doughnut and a croissant. The Manteconcha had Mexico snatching their wigs and screaming for the mantecada-meets-concha pastry this summer. San Antonians got a taste for the Manteconcha at Delice,…
New Sports Bar on St. Mary’s Strip Opening This Friday
A collection of owners make up the group behind the latest, El Búho, a sports bar slated for a Friday evening opening at 2710 N. St. Mary’s St. It’ll be the ninth bar on the St. Mary’s Strip for the Delgado family that’s brought San Antonio vibes to area since they opened Hi-Tones. Melanie Martinez,…
Nearly Half of San Antonio’s Non-Elderly Population Loses if Texas Wins Its Anti-Obamacare Suit
Nearly half the non-elderly people in San Antonio and its surroundings could lose protection for their pre-existing medical conditions if Texas wins its current anti-Obamacare lawsuit, according to data from the Center for American Progress. According to a 2017 CAP survey broken down by congressional district, about 1.6 million non-elderly people in the five districts serving…
The Best Waterpark in the World is in Texas
San Antonians don’t have to travel far to experience the best waterpark in the world. New Braunfels’ Schlitterbahn earned the distinction of the “best waterpark in the world” for the 21st straight year by Amusement Today’s Golden Ticket Awards. The awards are considered the Academy Awards in the amusement park industry and are determined by…
Ted Cruz Warns Texas Off the Dangers of Tofu and Hair Dye
Poor Ted Cruz. With Beto O’Rourke’s scrappy campaign snapping at his ankles, the freshman senator’s now warning that supporters of his charismatic challenger want to drown the state in soybean curd and hair dye. “We are seeing tens of millions of dollars flooding into the state of Texas from liberals all over the country who desperately…
Masked Trench Coat Flasher Arrested in Northwest San Antonio
A masked man wearing a trench coat has been arrested after he was caught exposing himself on Monday, according to reports. Jeffrey Cruz is facing charges of disorderly conduct, exposure and evading arrest, according to the San Antonio Police Department’s social media accounts. GREAT FOLLOW-UP WORK by Prue Patrol Officers Aguilar #0004 and Officer Silveira…
Texans in Congress Remember Close Calls and Lives Changed on 9/11
This article was originally published by the Texas Tribune on Sept. 10, 2017. Sixteen years ago, it was a beautiful enough morning that Pete Olson, a staffer in the U.S. Senate, chose to drive from suburban Virginia into work with his Jeep’s top down. Just as the future Sugar Land-based congressman passed the Pentagon, his…
Driver of Mercedes That Was Pushed By 18-Wheeler on I-35 Files $1 Million Lawsuit
The driver of a Mercedes Benz that was pushed by an 18-wheeler truck on I-35 last month is now suing the local trucking company and the driver involved in the incident. Leon Morris is seeking monetary relief for the incident in which he says he’s not at fault. The 58-year-old San Antonio man is alleging…
Hearst’s Austin Bureau Reporter Resigns After Questions About Truth of His Stories
A reporter in the Austin bureau shared by the San Antonio Express-News and other Hearst Corp. newspaper properties has resigned amid an investigation into whether people quoted in his stories are real. Hearst’s Houston Chronicle posted a note from Executive Editor Nancy Barnes saying she accepted reporter Mike Ward’s resignation last week after another Chronicle…
Federal Government Extends Time to Comment on the Proposed Border Wall
If you’ve got an opinion on President Trump’s pinche border wall — and we suspect more than a few of you do — here’s a chance to weigh in on a section that would divide several South Texas wildlife refuges. Customs and Border Protection last week announced it’s taking additional public comment through Nov. 6 on…
Spoof of Colin Kaepernick’s Nike Ad Pettily Mocks Kawhi Leonard
Nike’s latest buzzworthy ad may have been released a week ago, but the Internet is still having fun with it – including a hilarious Spurs-inspired meme. The controversial ad celebrates the 30th anniversary of Nike’s “Just Do It” slogan, and features former NFL star Colin Kaepernick. The ad may have prompted conservatives to burn or…
Spurs Assistant Coach Becky Hammon Featured in New Female-centered Macy’s Ad
Spurs assistant coach Becky Hammon was among a handful of women who starred in a recent female-centric Macy’s ad. The chain department store recently released its “Remarkable You” commercial to promote its fall 2018 women’s collection. With No Doubt’s “Just A Girl” playing throughout the commercial, the commercial spotlights six badass women as they get…
Tony Parker Clarifies That He Doesn’t Actually Intend to Retire as a San Antonio Spur
In what appears to be a case of a bad translation, former Spur Tony Parker said his statements about retiring in San Antonio were misunderstood. During an interview with Chinese website Hupu.com last month, Parker said, “Yes, I will retire as a Spur[s player].” Or at least that’s what a translation attributed Parker as saying.…
Beto O’Rourke Stays in National Spotlight with Scheduled Late Show with Stephen Colbert Appearance
Beto O’Rourke may have made his daytime TV debut last week, but this week he’s going to late night. In a press release from CBS, U.S. Rep. O’Rourke will appear on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Wednesday, September 12. Host Stephen Colbert is known to rag on the Trump administration and most Republicans,…
Welcome to San Antonio: Millennial Debt City
If you’re in your 20s or early 30s and up to your ass in debt, you’ve got fam in S.A. The Alamo City is the U.S. metro where millennials carry the most personal debt, according to a new LendingTree study. Millennials here owe $4,058 more than the median debt balance for the 49 other major cities…
Video Shows Fight Between Customer and Employee at Chacho’s
Video of a fight at a Chacho’s on the Northwest side of San Antonio is making the rounds on social media. On Friday, Facebook user Mikayla Hartfield uploaded a video of an altercation between a Chacho’s employee and a pink-haired customer at the I-10 and Callaghan location. The pair can be heard yelling angrily while…
Singer-Songwriter Amos Lee Headed to the Aztec Theatre Next Year
In support of “the most personal and deeply felt of his seven studio albums” (Billboard), Amos Lee has announced the first of his 2019 U.S. headlining tour dates for My New Moon. The new dates will include Amos’ first hometown Philadelphia show in years, at the Metropolitan Opera House as well as a stop right…
Tickets for Texas Monthly’s BBQ Fest Are Now On Sale
The ninth annual beefy bacchanal known as Texas Monthly’s BBQ Fest returns to Austin November 3 and 4, and tickets are now on sale. The usually sold-out event brings out meat-lovers and barbecue-heads from across the nation to sample some of Texas’ best from the magazine’s Top 50 BBQ Joints in Texas. This year’s lineup starts…
Ex-Pantera Frontman Phil Anselmo Delivered Heavy-Metal Somber at The Rock Box
Is San Antonio still the Heavy Metal Capital of the World? The recent proliferation of pricey condos and Bespoke Bartenders may cause some doubt, but judging by the long-haired, black-clad fans holding up devil-horn signs at The Rock Box last night, I’m going with: Sure! If not us, then who? After missing openers Wrathtongue and…
French & Michigan Host Salon Night Fundraiser Supporting Jennifer Ling Datchuk
Nail art will have a new meaning on September 15 as French & Michigan Projects hots its first fundraiser in support of Jennifer Ling Datchuk’s upcoming publication release in 2019. Salon Night on September 15 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. will feature nail artists Kaitlyn Rex, owner of GLAZE Nail Lounge, and her colleague Sarah Tan,…
Police and Fire Departments Will Start Keeping Tabs When Accident Calls Involve Scooters
With new rules for electric scooters looming, San Antonio city council has asked police and fire dispatchers to begin noting when they respond to injuries involving the devices. The change makes it easier for the city to track scooter mishaps, said Joe Arrington, public information officer for the San Antonio Fire Department. When responding to traumas,…
Rapper Mac Miller Is Dead, According to Reports
TMZ has just reported that Pittsburgh rapper Mac Miller was found dead from an apparent overdose earlier today at his home in the San Fernando Valley. He was 26. Sources like Stereogum say Miller had battled substance abuse issues for some time and was arrested for a DUI and a hit-and-run back in May. Last…
San Marcos Named Best Place to Retire to Texas, But San Antonio Isn’t Far Behind
If you’re going to retire in the Lone Star State, the best place to do it is in San Marcos, according to Forbes. The financial magazine concluded that San Marcos, which has the reputation of being a college town, is actually the best place for retirees to settle down. The cost of living is 13…
Will Texas’ Booming Economy Swing the State to the Left? This GOP Operative Thinks So
If one Republican strategist’s theory holds true, former Texas governor and hair model Rick Perry may be looking at another “Oops!” moment. The big businesses Texas poached from other states under Perry’s watch didn’t just bring investment but employees with them, Republican strategist Allen West told political website The Hill. And a lot of those relocating…
Thai Topaz Hosting Themed Craft Cocktail Class
Lemongrass, ginger and Thai chiles will be front and center as Gastronomy Live partners with Thai Topaz to host a Thai-inspired cocktail class. The event, slated for September 15 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., will feature Thai ingredients in cocktails such as a Tom Kha Martini (using some of the ingredients used in homemade soup),…
Tamal Festival Returns This December in New Location
Sunday Masa, a holiday tamales extravaganza held in 2017, will return this December to a new venue. Now slated to be held in St. Paul Square, Sunday Masa will also charge an admission fee to try and curtail the hordes of tamal-loving San Antonians that showed up to last year’s inaugural event at Alamo Beer.…
OMG, Miguel is Bringing His Ascension Tour to the Majestic Theatre
Oh, bish, yassssssss. Fresh off his sold-out spring tour in earlier this year, Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter Miguel announced that he will embark on a North American tour this fall in support of his critically praised fourth studio album, War & Leisure. The Ascension Tour includes a stop at the Majestic Theatre with one of the…
You Can Now Order Whataburger From Your Phone
San Antonians will be the first Texans to enjoy online ordering this month. The Texas burger chain is now offering online ordering through the Whataburger app, at least to fans in the Alamo City. San Antonio is the first market to enjoy this service. Along with earning free food every five check-ins, the app also…
Former Spur Boris Diaw Announces Retirement
Boris Diaw has retired from the NBA. The former Spur took to social media Thursday to make the announcement. In a video with former Spur Tony Parker and retired Ronny Turiaf, Diaw said in French that “it” was official. This is it… It was a good run. @tonyparker @Ronny_Turiaf @bros_stories Full video https://t.co/dAH95VO1c4 pic.twitter.com/aD41XBvYXy —…
Deathcore Outfit Through the Eyes Of the Dead Swinging By Paper Tiger
Honestly, the genre of deathcore may have had a longer life-span if it hadn’t come at the tail end of metal-core’s popularity. Grinding blast beats and shrieks escaping model-esque frontmen was sort of becoming … tired, even though the technicality of the musicianship was top-notch. Through the Eyes Of the Dead, however, has outlasted the…
Ramen Bar at Cherrity Bar Officially Opens Friday
The ramen portion of the philanthropic watering hole known as Cherrity Bar will open its doors today. Owned by Pam and David Malley, Cherrity Bar takes up 22,000 square feet at the corner of Montana and Cherry. The charity part of Cherrity (get it?) Bar means the bar donates 100 percent of the profits from the…
Council Approves Sweeping Plan to Address San Antonio’s Housing Problems
San Antonio City Council voted 8-1 Thursday to accept an ambitious policy framework designed to rein in the city’s rapidly escalating housing costs. The plan — the result of year-long deliberations by the Mayor’s Housing Policy Task Force — establishes new programs to tackle displacement, gentrification, spiking tax rates and other issues. It’s expected to require…
The Trump Administration Now Wants to Indefinitely Lock up Immigrant Children
No longer able to separate immigrant families, the Trump administration now says it will pitch out a longstanding court order that requires immigrant children be released after 20 days in detention. Homeland Security officials said ending the 1997 Flores Agreement would accelerate its handling of immigration cases while deterring illegal border crossings. Under the proposed change,…
Latino Voters Feel Ignored Heading into the Midterms, New Poll Shows
With just two months left until a pivotal election, a new poll suggests both parties have a long distance to cover in building Latino support. Nearly 60 percent of Latino registered voters haven’t been contacted by a campaign, political party or organization asking them to participate in the upcoming election, according to a 10-week tracking poll by the…
Metro Health Investigates Foodborne Illness at Popular Mediterranean Restaurant
The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District (Metro Health) is investigating a potential foodborne illness cluster following numerous, independent complaints of foodborne illness reported by individuals who have dined at Pasha’s Mediterranean Grill on Wurzbach Road during the past Labor Day weekend, according to a press release. The restaurant first opened in 2008 and has been…
Electronic Music Pioneer Gary Numan Gracing Us with His Presence at Paper Tiger
Gary Numan is a pioneer, a perpetual and often rewardingly perplexing force in electronic music. Having helped direct where the genre goes in terms of popular music way back in the 1970s and ’80s, Numan is still putting out good music and working with some of the best contemporary practitioners of the genre. The man’s…
O’Rourke Campaign: “Impostor” Responsible for Texts About Helping Undocumented Immigrants Vote
This article was originally published by the Texas Tribune. The campaign of Beto O’Rourke, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, says an “impostor” was behind a text message that surfaced Wednesday asking voters to help people who are in the country illegally cast ballots. “Hi, it’s Patsy here w/ Beto for Texas,” reads the text,…
The Rock Box Hosting Harry Potter-themed Dance Party Next Month
If you’re like us and still bummed that you never got your acceptance letter to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, don’t fret. Hogwarts is coming to SA. The Rock Box is making your dreams come true – it’s hosting WizardFest, a Harry Potter-themed dance party, set for Wednesday, October 10. We have a feeling…
Here’s How You Can Win an Autographed Pair of Dejounte Murray’s Shoes
Sneakerheads can try their luck at winning a pair of a young Spur’s fashionable kicks. On Wednesday evening, up-and-coming Spur Dejounte Murray tweeted that he’s giving away a pair of Nike shoes to one lucky fan. The pair is white Nike Air Hyperdunk Flyknit sneakers, complete with Murray’s autograph. All you have to do to enter…
Get Ready to Laugh Your Ass Off When TruTV’s Impractical Jokers Come to San Antonio
Created by New York comedy troupe the Tenderloins (Joe Gatto, James Murray, Brian Quinn and Sal Vulcano), TruTV’s Impractical Jokers is sort of like America’s Funniest Home Videos if you replace the toddler whacking his dad in the groin with a whiffle ball bat with a Candid Camera feed of the dad hitting himself in…
Catch Ohmme’s Multi-instrumentalist, Singer-songwriter Vibes at Paper Tiger
Chicago’s Ohmme dropped its haunting and vibrant debut LP, Parts, at the tail end of August – and we already think it’s one of the best things we’ve heard this year. Anchored by multi-instrumentalists/singer-songwriters Macie Stewart and Sims Cunningham, two young but experienced players in the Windy City’s music scene, Ohmme makes approachably avant-garde indie-rock…
Brazil’s Epic Metal Act Angra to Stop In San Antonio Next Month
On the heels of their latest album ØMNI – which marks their ninth record – Angra is returning to the states with a stop in San Antonio at the Rock Box on Tuesday, October 9. Hailing from São Paulo, Brazil, the band has seen a number of lineup changes, but that hasn’t stopped these dudes…
SAMA Screening Critically Acclaimed Summer 1993 As Part of Mujeres de Cine Film Series
As part of its Mujeres de Cine film series, the San Antonio Museum of Art will host a free outdoor screening of the critically acclaimed film Summer 1993, a 2017 coming-of-age drama from Spain written and directed by first-time feature filmmaker Carla Simón. The film was Spain’s official entry to the 2018 Academy Awards for…
H. Drew Galloway and His Millennial Hustle
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Let’s All Have a Cry: Cursive Announces San Antonio Show Next Year
Emotive, post-hardcore stalwarts Cursive have announced a new tour just a month after releasing “Life Savings,” the first track from their upcoming Vitriola album due next month. The best part about this news is that they’re headed to San Antonio for the first time in a long ass time. Or at least that’s how it feels.…
Glenn Close Delivers One of Her Best Performances Yet in the Thought-provoking Drama The Wife
Six-time Academy Award-nominated actress Glenn Close (Albert Nobbs) has portrayed many powerful women in her career — from the commander of an intergalactic military in Guardians of the Galaxy to a puppy-hating villainess in 101 Dalmatians to the vice president of the United States in Air Force One. Close, however, has never possessed as much…
Scorpions Descend Upon San Antonio for Rescheduled Show
The gods of rock ‘n’ roll have heard our cries: German hard rockers Scorpions have set a new date for San Antonio for their Crazy World tour. In a press release last year, the German metal band said vocalist Klaus Meine had developed severe laryngitis and had been advised by a top throat specialist in…
Foto Feast: In Its 24th Year, Fotoseptiembre is As Sprawling As Ever
Fotoseptiembre is the ultimate something-for-everyone arts event in San Antonio — even for those who may not think they dig photography. Interested in history? There’s always a bevy of historical/documentary work. Like seeing creative, diverse representations and presentations of culture? You’ll have trouble seeing all of them. Are you a sports fan, a sci-fi geek,…
Beto O’Rourke Makes Appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show
Today, Rep. Beto O’Rourke is set to make his debut appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. The comedian, actress, and talk show host invited O’Rourke on the show last month after she heard his comments on NFL players who kneel in protest during the national anthem. To sum it up, O’Rourke said he couldn’t think…
Comedian Jay Mohr Setting Up Camp at Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club This Weekend
If you’re only familiar with Jay Mohr the comedian and not Jay Mohr the actor, at least know about his best cinematic role. Mohr was the two-faced sports agent who fired Tom Cruise in 1996’s Jerry Maguire, a move that sent the title character into a downward spiral and forced him to reevaluate his life.…
Journalists Need to Stop Claiming Tacos, and Mayors Need to Stop Championing the Wrong Thing
Editor’s Note: The following is The Big Spoon, an opinion column on San Antonio’s food and drink scene. It started with a headline: “How Austin Became the Home of the Crucial Breakfast Taco.” And just a few sentences in, one single line – “Austin is the birthplace of the phrase breakfast taco” – derailed an…
The Mountain Goats Bringing Throwback Indie Vibes to Paper Tiger
With bands like Fleet Foxes, Dead Meadow and Cold War Kids rocking SA earlier this year, it really feels like an indie revival is upon us. The Mountain Goats formed in Claremont, California, by singer-songwriter John Darnielle, and is currently based in Durham, North Carolina. Even though the band got their start in the ’90s,…
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Comes to Life at Classic Theatre of San Antonio This Weekend
While A Midsummer Night’s Dream may or may not be Shakespeare’s best comedy — shout out to all my fellow Much Ado About Nothing peeps — it has certainly, over the years, been his most beloved and oft-interpreted. The fantastical Midsummer, a damn clinic in Shakespeare’s wit as well as his knack for misdirection and…
The Real Ron Stallworth Explains How Spike Lee’s Film Speaks Directly to the ‘White Supremacist in Chief’
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San Antonio, the Family-Friendly City? Nah, Not So Much, a New Study Says
San Antonio loves to see itself as a family-friendly place with a high quality of life, but a new study from personal economics site WalletHub paints a substantially different picture. WalletHub compared 182 U.S. cities to determine their family-friendliness and slotted the Alamo City near the bottom, at No. 125. The three top cities, in…
Cruz Campaign Splices Video to Falsely Accuse Beto O’Rourke of Praising Flag Burners
Just how ugly is Republican Sen. Ted Cruz willing to get to stave off a challenge from Democratic challenger Beto O’Rourke? Consider this. Yesterday, Cruz posted a heavily edited video on his Twitter account and campaign page that seems to show the El Paso congressman praising people who burn the American flag. We say “seems” here,…
How to Make Texas Better: A Bold Agenda for Greg Abbott and Dan Patrick
Editor’s Note: The following is City Current, a column of opinion and analysis. Let’s just dispense with this now: Next year, Greg Abbott will still be governor of Texas, barring credible evidence that he’s a serial killer or a seriously depraved pervert surfacing between now and the November 6 election. By “credible,” I mean video-recordings…
Grande Communications is Fighting the Recording Industry’s Demand That ISPs Banish Internet Users Suspected of Illegal Downloads
Local telecom company Grande Communications is going toe-to-toe with the music industry over its demand that Internet service providers, or ISPs, become copyright-enforcement cops and blacklist customers accused of illegal downloads. Last year, 18 music labels, including UMG, Warner and Sony, sued San Marcos-based Grande for allowing users to download copyrighted works over its…
Savage Love: Shooting Stars
Q: I’m a cis woman in my mid-40s, and my significant other has a cuckolding fetish. My first response was “Oh, hell no!” But if I’m willing to have a threesome, how much further of a stretch is it, really? He does have some experience with this varsity-level kink, so he knows what to expect.…
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ARIES (March 21-April 19): Now is an excellent time to feel and explore and understand and even appreciate your sadness. To get you in the mood, here’s a list of sadnesses from novelist Jonathan Safran Foer: sadness of the could-have-been; sadness of being misunderstood; sadness of having too many options; sadness of being smart; sadness…
Dru Hill Ready to Throw San Antonio Back to the ’90s
Did everyone from the ’90s just decide to go on tour the last couple years or what? With Ja Rule and Ashanti gracing SA last year and Marcy Playground, Candlebox and Local H making their way through the Alamo City, it doesn’t come as a huge surprise that Dru Hill is next on the list…
It’s Hard to Say Goodbye to Manu Ginobili. Here’s Why.
Back in April, when the Golden State Warriors unceremoniously eliminated the San Antonio Spurs in the first round of the NBA playoffs, mercifully ending one of the most snake-bitten seasons in recent memory, things unknowingly came full circle for Manu Ginobili. As Manu walked off the court for the last time, he embraced his former…
Artpace Unveiling New ‘One to Another’ Exhibition This Week
Formed in 2007 by educator Ryan Sprott and artist Jason Reed in the tiny Texas town of Big Lake, Borderland Collective identifies as “a long-term art and education project that utilizes collaborations between artists, educators, youth and community members to engage complex issues and build space for diverse perspectives, meaningful dialogue and modes of creation…
Slaughter Beach, Dog Taking Over Paper Tiger
In the tradition of forerunners like The Shins and Bright Eyes, Slaughter Beach, Dog takes folk, country, punk and rock sounds and adds a knowing pop smirk and an indie-rock quirkiness. The side project of Modern Baseball’s Jake Ewald, Slaughter Beach, Dog, which has put out two fine albums since 2016, makes music with a…
Poppy Champlin, Queer Queens of Qomedy Bring Four-City Tour to San Antonio
Comedienne Poppy Champlin is headed back to San Antonio with her unique comedy revue, the Queer Queens of Qomedy, for a one-night-only gig at Laugh Out. Champlin’s sidekicks on this four-city tour are two of the funniest women in Texas: Sandra Valls from Laredo and Crist Guzman from Dallas. Champlin has been producing the revue…
Two Men, a Dog, a Van and a Baby: A San Antonio Couple’s Trans Pregnancy Journey
Stephan Gaeth sings, “Two gay men and one bus travelling around the country with a baby and a doggo! Ba-bum, ba-bum, yeah!” This is how Gaeth, 27, sums up his future with fiancé Wyley Simpson, 27. He belts out their theme song so casually because, to him and Wyley, it really is that simple. To…
