In one of the first scenes of Diane Paragas’s film Yellow Rose, protagonist Rose Garcia (played by Tony Award nominee Eva Noblezada) goes on a date with a boy named Elliot (Liam Booth). The pair gallivant through the streets of downtown Austin, and they
We traveled 3,000 miles to find the state’s best little country joints. Welcome to neon nirvana.
Or “Ameripolitan,” the term Dale Watson coined to distinguish his music from the pop country of today.
The legendary honky-tonk is getting some help from an unlikely source: Transwestern, a giant real estate developer.
From a honky-tonk in Odessa to a Catholic church in Houston, there’s one night of the week when you’re guaranteed to find Texans at their snappiest.
In one of the first scenes of Diane Paragas’s film Yellow Rose, protagonist Rose Garcia (played by Tony Award nominee Eva Noblezada) goes on a date with a boy named Elliot (Liam Booth). The pair gallivant through the streets of downtown Austin, and they
We traveled 3,000 miles to find the state’s best little country joints. Welcome to neon nirvana.
Or “Ameripolitan,” the term Dale Watson coined to distinguish his music from the pop country of today.
The legendary honky-tonk is getting some help from an unlikely source: Transwestern, a giant real estate developer.
From a honky-tonk in Odessa to a Catholic church in Houston, there’s one night of the week when you’re guaranteed to find Texans at their snappiest.
