New York-based rapper, singer, and media personality, Cardi B is in Houston. In promotion of her sophomore album, Am I the Drama? dropping Friday of this week, the multi-platinum-selling artist will be hosting a special...
After a two-season delay, Lumos – a mega new entertainment complex – is finally opening in the Houston area of New Caney with entertainment ranging from to axe-throwing, a 7D Motion Encounter, and more. Lumos, created...
Located on the grounds of the former Barbara Jordan Post Office, POST market opened in November 2021 where it has since cemented itself as a premier entertainment destination in Houston. The sprawling cutting-edge facil...
Established in 2009, the Restaurant & Bar Design Awards is known as the world's most important food and beverage space design competition across the globe. The organization celebrates the world's most creative space...
The U.S. News & Report recently published a list ranking the best places to live in the United States for 2025-2026. The No. 3 spot on the list – and No. 1 spot in Texas – went to this Houston suburb – and it's prob...
The NFL is back, baby! While there is a staggering amount ofto watch football – and we're sure your home/living room setup is nothing to wave a stick at – you just can't beat the action-packed experience of watching NFL...
Houston has been ranking #1 on a number of lists lately – but not the good kind. A few short weeks after Houston was named the "", the U.S. Census Bureau released new data this past Thursday revealing that Houston has t...
Luxury brand, Ritz-Carlton, is coming to Houston! In an announcement made earlier this week, the brand plans to return to Houston after a near 20-year hiatus with a 44-story hotel at over 600 feet tall in Uptown. After...
The accolades continue to roll in for Houston West African, fast-casual restaurant, ChòpnBlọk. Most recently, the restaurant featured on New York Times' list of the America's Best Restaurants 2025. As the fifth editio...
The Great Storm of Galveston made landfall on September 8, 1900. Now known as the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history, the storm claimed between 10,000 to 12,000 lives. Marking the 125th anniversary of the storm,...