Things to do in Houston
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Wave to Earth, playing The Ballroom at Warehouse Live Sept. 1, is one of several indie performers expanding the image of what Korean music can be.
 Photo by: Brett Coomer/Staff Photographer | | The motto, once prominently displayed on the railroad bridge linking Galveston with the mainland, may be making a comeback. Here's why. | |
 Photo by: Gordon Timpen/Associated Press | | The latest film from Neill Blomkamp is based on a true story of Jann Mardenborough, a 'Gran Turismo' gamer who became a real race-car driver. Read the review. | |
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 Photo by: Karen Warren/Staff Photographer | | Our weekend top picks also include Corey Holcomb, the annual Tattoo and Body Art Expo and Urban South HTX's Summer Dream Bash. | |
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Where to eat
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Unfortunately the Independence Heights restaurant seems understaffed and still in the process of figuring out what it wants to be, says Alison Cook.
 Photo by: Courtesy Harlon Brooks Family | | Harlon's BBQ once had locations throughout Houston and was the first Black-owned business to operate as a food vendor at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Read more about him. | |
 Photo by: El Bolillo Bakery | | The Heights location on Airline will offer free tres leches cake and half-price conchas on Aug. 23. Here are the details. | |
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 Photo by: Greg Morago | | La Lucha and Nancy's Hustle restaurants are weighing in on the old school indulgence of ice cream topped with crispy hot French fries. Greg Morago indulges. | |
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Best of the rest
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The class is open to all undergraduates but is already full — no surprise — with several students on a waitlist. Joey Guerra tells you more.
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