Thank you for tuning in to another episode of Techno Video. SXSW is quickly approaching. This festival brought in an estimated $103 million to Austin, Texas in 2009 and 2010 is expected to be more profitable. Evan Williams, the CEO of twitter, has been the buzz of the event. He will close out the interactive panel with a keynote interview and discussions. With his handsome boyish looks the She-geeks of Texas, both beautiful and smart, will charm him with questions and concerns to get that one on one time. 'Tis the season to learn and get inspired as we citizens find our way. ...
The sassy songstress will be in Houston this March. Traveling with her band the "Truth", Chrisette always delivers an unforgettable show. So come and enjoy the musical stylings of the Long Island native which Entertainment Weekly has described as a "Soulful Songbird". Where: House of Blues 1204 Caroline Street Houston, TX 77002 When: March 19, 2010
Iconoclash Media and theblvdmag.com have teamed up to open famed South by Southwest Music Festival with ComputerLuv: an interactive party designed to bring the hottest people in technology, media, fashion and entertainment together for one night full of networking, reuniting, drinking and dancing. Be sure to come and meet two of the hottest young nationwide digital companies. Iconoclash Media is a Brooklyn-based web, mobile and social media integration creative collective. They design the hottest iPhone applications and have a full team of professionals that integrate all elements interactive into your company’s media strategy. theblvdmag.com inspires, informs and entertains the residents of the Greater Houston Area, ...
Disposable people will be a duet art show featuring corky artist, Anna Spradley and new comer to the houston scene, Emily Akins. Spradley is known for her creative style that some have described as cartoon-like portraiture. In her paintings you will often find apparent biblical undertones as they are often inspired by a spiritual battle. Akins also has a uniques style, specializing in painting playful skeletons. This will be her first show, so come out and show support for an upcoming artist and an unforgettable show! When: February 19, 2010 8-11 pm Where: Gaslight Gallery 1416 Westheimer Rd. Houston, TX 77006
Houston Community College Cordially Invites You To Its 2010 Black History Gala Award Winning Director and Actor Spike Lee will be the Keynote Speaker. Where: Friday, February 26, 2010 The Reception is @ 6pm and the Gala begins @ 7pm Located at the Hilton Americas-Houston Hotel For more info on tickets click here
Don’t say nothing else about music being dead. It’s alive, it’s living, it’s accessible. It may not be on television, or the radio, but it’s here. That soulful, relatable, can’t help but groove with it kind of music. Sometimes it needs to take a break, grow up and poke around in life in order to have something new to say, in order to keep up with you in a way that will make you want to keep listening. Enter Teedra Moses. Theblvdmag.com caught up with her as she prepared to take stage at New York’s R&B stalwart SOB’s in lower Manhattan. The last ...
By now you've read the Washington Post's profile of Helena Andrews, the blogger whose upcoming memoir (can you have one of those at 29?), "Bitch is the New Black" has already been optioned as a film. There's room for volumes of cultural critique of the WaPo's portrayal of her travails in love and life but I'll leave that to other writers. I have my opinions but it's best to at least wait until her book comes out before I sharpen the skewering tools. Still, weeks after the WaPo ushered Andrews in as the new poster girl for the accomplished, black and ...
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In a culture where we are always on a time crunch, for many people breakfast has become an afterthought. The Breakfast Klub has been a popular niche restaurant since 2001, but sadly it was this Houston native’s first time trying the place. I didn’t know what I was about to get into, so I was pleasantly surprised when I saw plaques lining the entranceway with various articles and reviews raving about the Houston staple. I took a look around and discovered that its hole-in-the-wall appearance was a façade. The interior of the restaurant was modern and inviting with its red ...
December 22, 2009 · 3 Comments
Don’t say nothing else about music being dead. It’s alive, it’s living, it’s accessible. It may not be on television, or the radio, but it’s here. That soulful, relatable, can’t help but groove with it kind of music. Sometimes it needs to take a break, grow up and poke around in life in order to have something new to say, in order to keep up with you in a way that will make you want to keep listening. Enter Teedra Moses. Theblvdmag.com caught up with her as she prepared to take stage at New York’s R&B... [Read the full story]
November 5, 2009 · 2 Comments
In the current economic climate, where 8.5 percent of Houstonians are losing or go without jobs monthly, the job search climate can seem daunting at best. Now, picture being a functionally illiterate person facing the same problem. Suddenly, prospects become bleaker. You’re well into your twenties or thirties but must depend on a parent, sibling, or friend to help you fill out job applications. Suppose your desire to pursue higher education and improve your overall position in life is stunted by your inability to employ... [Read the full story]
December 16, 2009 · 1 Comment
Black Friday took the guilt out of shopping, if only for one day. Houstonians pulled out in droves to get a great bargain. Wives and mothers trashed the men’s area to get the two-for-one suit deals at SAKS Off 5th. Recession aside, it was great to see people not afraid to shop for the people they loved. But, the madness left me wondering, why are men comfortable allowing women to make wardrobe decisions for them? Leaving the sartorial decisions to a woman who has limited knowledge of male wardrobe editing can be detrimental... [Read the full story]
December 15, 2009 · Leave a Comment
There may be no statistical evidence to prove this, but it is widely accepted that November through February is when a disproportionate number of new relationships begin. Temperamental weather conditions and a slew of commercial holidays make finding a reliable snuggle buddy a top priority for a lot of winter singles. But be careful. Sometimes the cold weather can freeze brain cells, and when they begin to thaw we realize that we may have been better off just rolling solo. So, before you get too cozy with the new boo,... [Read the full story]
March 9, 2010 · 1 Comment
Thank you for tuning in to another episode of Techno Video. SXSW is quickly approaching. This festival brought in an estimated $103 million to Austin, Texas in 2009 and 2010 is expected to be more profitable. Evan Williams, the CEO of twitter, has been the buzz of the event. He will close out the interactive panel with a keynote interview and discussions. With his handsome boyish looks the She-geeks of Texas, both beautiful and smart, will charm him with questions and concerns to get that one on one time. ‘Tis the... [Read the full story]
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As I pulled into Mama’s Café on Westheimer, I noticed that the words “Steaks-Beer” were perched... [Read more]