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John Quiñones shares the moment on ‘What Would You Do?’ that surprised him most
Posted on · The longtime ABC News correspondent talks about the hidden camera TV show he hosts and about breaking into news in Houston.
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Chad Coleman comes to Houston to celebrate pop culture with fans
Posted on · Actor Chad Coleman looks ahead to his visit for Comicpalooza.
Press
Houston Public Media Announces $8 Million Anonymous Gift
Posted on · The largest commitment in Houston Public Media history will support local public media in Greater Houston for years to come.
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The Bigger Picture: ‘Miss Juneteeth’ Takes A Warm Look At Mothers, Daughters, And Small-Town Celebrations
Posted on · Director and Fort Worth native Channing Godfrey Peoples talks about her new film.
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Thursday’s Show: World Series Recap And The Bigger Picture Takes On Horror (Oct. 31, 2019)
Posted on · On Thursday's show: Recapping the World Series and looking at why we love horror movies.
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Filmmaker Greg Carter Chronicles Life In Houston’s Fifth Ward
Posted on · Carter has depicted life in the neighborhood where he grew up for both film and TV.
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Portrayal Of LGBTQ In Film And TV Has Come A Long Way — But More Is Needed
Posted on · Members of Houston's LGBTQ community discuss how they're portrayed in TV and film.
Health & Science
WATCH: Binge-Watching Can’t Be Good For You — But Is It Really That Bad?
Posted on · To binge or not to binge? How is it different from getting caught up in a great book? And is it really
Features
Will There Be Light At The End Of ‘The Tunnel’ For Third And Final Series?
Posted on · The Tunnel: Vengeance will be available to watch on December 14 on Sky Atlantic.
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How Well Did Houston Media Cover Harvey? Reporters Discuss
Posted on · Houston Matters talks with three local journalists about the intricacies and challenges of covering disasters like Harvey.
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After the Bid: Documentary Series Focuses on Life After Prison
Posted on · Edrick Browne is a local actor who, in his spare time, takes on projects that give back to the community. And thatâs how he found himself teaching a theater class at the Carol Vance Prison in Richmond, Texas. He taught inmates about running equipment on a TV shoot, and they in turn documented their experiences […]
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Remembering Counselor and TV Personality John Bradshaw
Posted on · On Sunday (May 8, 2016), author, counselor, motivational speaker and TV personality John Bradshaw died. The Houston native wrote a half-dozen books and appeared on hundreds of television and radio shows in the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, including a popular limited-run series on PBS called The Eight Stages of Man and Bradshaw On: The […]
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Is Houston Somewhere You Can Break into the TV and Film Business?
Posted on · Veteran television director Michael Grossman's credits include shows like Grey's Anatomy, Pretty Little Liars, Firefly and Gilmore Girls – just to name a few. But, for the past three years, he's taken a break from directing to spend some time on the University of Houston campus working with students hoping to make a career in […]
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‘Astronaut Wives Club’ Portrays A Different Perspective of the Early Space Program
Posted on · This summer, ABC is running a ten-part series called The Astronaut Wives Club, based on the non-fiction book by the same name by Lily Koppel. The series tells the stories of the early days of the US space program through the eyes of the wives of the astronauts in NASA's Mercury program. Houston plays a […]
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Cable Television: To Cut the Cord or Not to Cut the Cord
Posted on · As more programs and networks offer ever more vibrant streaming services, more Houstonians are cutting the cord entirely on cable and satellite. We ask tech blogger Dwight Silverman what you should know as you contemplate whether to discard your current cable or satellite provider.