Issues
Feb 27, 2013
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Emilio Estefan Jr. on SA, Chris Perez, and the 'People en Espanol' Festival
Music: Wanna bitch about the second annual People en Español Festival in San Antonio? Here's some ammunition: Emilio Estefan Jr.... By Enrique Lopetegui
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Andrew Weissman poised to open The Luxury in addition to two more restaurants
Food & Drink: In the last few years, San Antonio has seen an exponential rise in the number of quality restaurant offerings, several of.... By Diana Roberts
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Industry News: Sohocki nominated for Beard award, cooks noodles
Industry News: Michael Sohocki of Restaurant Gwendolyn and David Gilbert (formerly of Sustenio) both made it to the semifinals of the James Beard Foundation awards in.... By Lauren W. Madrid
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Art-spectacular! Selections from this week's CAM calendar
Arts & Culture: Now in its 28th year, Contemporary Art Month presents over 100 exhibitions, performances, and art happenings in March, getting a few extra days.... By Scott Andrews
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This Modern World
Comics: . By Tom Tomorrow
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Masters of Love teases sophomore album
Music: My apologies to Masters of Love for having ignored them for years. But guys, what's with the name?. By Enrique Lopetegui
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Free Will Astrology
Astrology: ARIES (March 21-April 19): In 1993, Frenchman Emile Leray was on a solo trip through the Sahara Desert. In the middle of nowhere, his car suffered a.... By Rob Brezsny
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Former Jail Standards director on why Lyle Larson, and Joe Arpaio, are wrong on tent jails
News: Before the Lege's 2011 session, San Antonio's GOP state Rep. Lyle Larson declared on his campaign website, “Sheriff Joe is right.” . By Michael Barajas
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Judge recommends overturning former SAPD officer's child-rape conviction
News: Frank Navarijo was still recovering from a surgery that removed his cancerous prostate when he was accused of raping his daughter in 1998. . By Michael Barajas
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Best of Flash Fiction, February 2013
Flash Fiction: We're all good at something (maybe I shouldn't be quite so casual or vague about that). Sometimes that something translates into another area, sometimes it.... By Lyle Rosdahl
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Pat Metheny: 'The Orchestrion Project'
Aural Pleasure Review: Pat Metheny created a monster. Specifically, a robot monster dubbed the Orchestrion, a multi-ton, 30-something piece orchestral autobot, all.... By J.D. Swerzenski
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Atoms for Peace: 'Amok'
Aural Pleasure Review: I’m sure Thom Yorke hates the term “supergroup.” And if he cared, he’d probably hate my using it in the first sentence of the review for his new group.... By J.D. Swerzenski
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The Bryan Ferry Orchestra: 'The Jazz Age'
Aural Pleasure Review: Ever wonder what “Do The Strand” would sound like if played by Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven? Bryan Ferry is obviously the one guy who did, and he has.... By J.D. Swerzenski
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The Copper Gamins: 'Los niños de cobre'
Aural Pleasure Review: The first full-length by Mexican (and honorary San Antonian) duo The Copper Gamins has more of what they showed in their acclaimed 2012 EP: a dark, analogue.... By Enrique Lopetegui
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'Enlightened' seeks transcendence in its season finale
Primal Screen: Amy (Laura Dern) is a troubled woman making crazy-ass stabs at transcendence. This season, she has committed herself to doing something meaningful on this.... By Dean Robbins
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Distiller Johnny Schuler is Señor Pisco
Nightlife: "Do this for me," he said. "When making your Sunday Bloody Mary, do one in vodka and another in pisco — then let me know what you think." Seemed innocent enough.. By Ron Bechtol
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Jonny Hernandez Pushes South with The Fruteria
Food & Drink: Southtown, Blue Star, SoFlo … the march of development continues southward, and food seems to be following. The opening of Johnny Hernández's Frutería below.... By Ron Bechtol
