October 1992
Table of Contents
Features
The Meanest DivorceWhen Chuck Smith kidnapped his own small boys to keep them from his estranged wife, a simple divorce case turned into an international family feud. The Eternal ChallengerCongressman Henry B. Gonzalez has spent most of his 76 years swinging wildly at political heavyweights. Now he’s finally landed a punch—on the president of the United States. Lyle’s StyleNothing about Lyle Lovett suggests he’d ever make it big. That’s precisely why he did. |
O JanisJanis Joplin’s life was about music, rebellion, and excess—but she was influenced most by her tormented relationship with the people and spirit of Port Arthur. What a Disc!From Scott Joplin to ZZ Top, a comprehensive guide to the best Texas music on CD. |
Columns
Behind the LinesThe Intimate GOPFamilyLast RightsMy son ended his life after three years of madness and unbearable depression. Who am I to say he did the wrong thing? |
TexanaScreen GemBigger than life, drive-in movies defined America’s giddy age of hula hoops, poodle skirts, and blue suede shoes. FilmTake TwoMade on a shoestring, Slacker was a hit. Now fans wonder if Hollywood money will change Rick Linklater’s style. |
Reporter
ReporterHouse ArrestReporterStagecoach Alpine |
Miscellany
Roar of the CrowdLife or Death? |
State of the ArtDavid Lee Garza, Acordeonista |
Recipes
State FareFrom Kathleen’s Art Cafe, Dallas |
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