Posted on · From Kendrick Lamar, to Wild Moccasins, to a pair of joint shows by Beyonce and Jay-Z, the Houston Chronicle's music writer Joey Guerra runs down some of the concerts to watch for this summer.
Posted on · Jay-Z and Beyonce have been on the run before, but don't expect the hip-hop power couple to perform the same song and dance they did four years ago on this year's upcoming tour
Posted on · The 2018 Grammy Awards did what the Grammys so often do: They dashed high expectations with safe picks and, in many cases, flat performances. But a few highlights stood out
Posted on · Beyoncé released a new song that's proceeds will go to hurricane relief for Puerto Rico.
Posted on · The event is being organized by Houston rap artist Bun B and Scooter Braun, founder of SB Projects.
Posted on · Houston Matters producer Michael Hagerty and host Craig Cohen discuss the latest Houston sports stories.
Posted on · From a possible new job for RIck Perry, to the chance Beyoncé could buy the Rockets: our panel of non-experts weighs in on the week's news.
Posted on · Beyonce has finally debuted her twins a month after they were born.
Posted on · Smartphone users are no doubt familiar with emojis – those little smiley faces or other images you can text to your friends. Well, a Houston marketing and design firm called Primer Grey has started creating Houston-themed emojis – dubbed Houmoji – to represent people, places and experiences in the Bayou City. To learn more about […]
Posted on · From Houng Dog to Texas Flood, we hear the often-forgotten stories of hit songs and legendary artists who have their origins in Houston.
Posted on · Smartphone users are no doubt familiar with emojis – those little smiley faces or other images you can text to your friends. Well, a Houston marketing and design firm called Primer Grey has started creating Houston-themed emojis – dubbed Houmoji – to represent people, places and experiences in the Bayou City. To learn more about […]
Posted on · From Beyonce’s controversial performance at the Super Bowl halftime show, to the purchase of the country’s largest single-fence ranch (the Waggoner Ranch near Lubbock), to a Texas A&M quarterback leaving for the University of Houston — and criticizing A&M’s culture on the way out — to Austin cracking the top 10 of Trulia’s Most Narcissistic Cities […]
Posted on · The website Niche has published its rankings of the Houston metro area high schools with the best teachers. But how do you evaluate such a thing? What makes a teacher great? On this edition of Houston Matters, we talk with Mark Tressler, vice president of product for Niche about how the site established its evaluation. Then, we turn […]
Posted on · So Houston is not the music capital of the world like Austin is, but the nation’s fourth largest city is still home to many influential bands and artists. For example, The Suffers, a local American soul band who recently appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman, or a little-known female singer called Beyonce, oh […]
Posted on · The Face of Texas is a book featuring nearly 80 portraits of various Texans, from the famous such as George Strait and Beyonce, to the lesser known state residents, including cheerleaders, ranchers and beauty queens. The book is a collection of photographs taken by Michael O’Brien in a span of over 30 years. The […]