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#Slay: Don’t mind the onlookers! Camp, bearded queens become drag’s proudest rule breakers

N.W.A. EditorSeptember 12, 2018

Lipstick. Wigs. Bras. And flawless curvature — is that what queens are made of? Overtime, different generations have inspired new drag techniques with their own snap, crackle and pop! The drag scene, which started as a strictly underground community, started to expand and unprecedented drag subcultures started to emerge.... Read More...

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#Slay: Go BIG with fierce drag fashions or exit stage left

N.W.A. EditorSeptember 12, 2018

By: Ciara Rouege and Ke'Tara Marie HOUSTON -- Dazzling the audience with elaborate costumes and accessories has become an increasingly crucial element in... Read More...

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#Slay: ‘Death Drop’ with the Drag Gawds — it’s all about the performance

N.W.A. EditorSeptember 12, 2018

We often harp on glitz and glitter when it comes to the infamous world of drag performance— the extravagant costumes, the bold wigs and impeccable self-made curvature. And yet, so much remains to be said about the moments leading up to that slow strut to center stage.... Read More...

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AMAZING PHOTOS: Houston Ballet presents ‘Swan Lake’ at Jones Hall June 23-July 1

Press ReleaseJune 23, 2018

One of the world’s most iconic ballets returns to the stage right here in Houston as Houston Ballet presents Stanton Welch AM’s Swan Lake. with performances June 23-July 1 at Jones Hall.... Read More...

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Mosquito season is back! Know how to protect yourself and your family against the Zika virus

N.W.A. EditorJune 13, 2018

The return of warm weather in Texas means more time outdoors with family and friends. Warm weather also means the return of mosquitoes, including mosquitoes that could carry the Zika virus. So whether you’re planning a backyard picnic or spring break vacation, the first step to prevent the spread of Zika is preventing mosquito bites. Here are tips to protect yourself!... Read More...

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Mayor Sylvester Turner, city celebrate anniversary of My Brother’s Keeper participation in Houston

N.W.A. EditorJune 13, 2018

Three years after Houston released its Local Action Plan to help the city’s Boys and Young Men of Color (BYMOC), Mayor Sylvester Turner joined with the Houston Health Department to share the achievements of My Brother’s Keeper Houston and point to its work as a national model.... Read More...

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