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On Internet Message Boards, the UT-Texas A&M Rivalry Never Went Away
The Texas–Texas A&M football game is back this week, after a thirteen-year hiatus. Texas Monthly, which has long covered the rivalry, rejoices in its return with a full collection of stories about...
When the Aggies Danced on Broadway
The Texas–Texas A&M football game is back this week, after a thirteen-year hiatus. Texas Monthly, which has long covered the rivalry, rejoices in its return with a full collection of stories about...
How Johnny Canales Shaped the Rise of Música Mexicana
Johnny Canales gleamed in one of his signature shimmery jackets, a white cowboy hat atop his head and a big smile on his face. He waved at revelers below who’d gathered last December to see the floa...
Very Well, I Shall Play the Coach in the ‘Friday Night Lights’ Reboot
Few television roles from the past twenty years are more iconic than Kyle Chandler’s Coach Eric Taylor on Friday Night Lights. Chandler was born in upstate New York and spent most of his youth in th...
Vincent Valdez, Charley Crockett, and More Reasons It’s a Great Month in Texas Culture
ARTVincent Valdez: Just a Dream . . .Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, Through March 23, 2025More than two decades of artwork by the San Antonio–born virtuoso is on display, including new and previo...
This Church on the Beach Is a True Vision
The Detours series celebrates lesser-known locales worth visiting across the state. The oldest consecrated church on Mustang Island faces the Gulf of Mexico from high on a dune amid yellow camphor d...
In Mexico’s Mountains, a Houston-Based Nonprofit Offers Health Care to an Isolated People
Orthopedic surgeon Mike Berkeley, white-haired and thin as the air here at seven thousand feet in Mexico’s Sierra Madre, waves to the guard from the Sinaloa cartel as we turn off the narrow highway ...
Churros Leave Other Desserts in Their Dust
In the historic center of Mexico City, rain or shine, you’ll likely find a line outside Churrería El Moro. The chain’s original location has been around since 1935, and its mosaic-tile signage an...
The Case Against Deli Meat
Photo: Bobby Doherty for New York Magazine This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly.In January 20...
TM Audio Exclusive: El Dusty on Reinventing Cumbia and Melting the Hearts of Tejano-Music Haters
TM Audio subscribers have access to this episode one week early. Visit our FAQ page to learn how to link your subscription to your podcast app. This week’s guest on Viva Tejano, Dusty Oliveira—w...
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