Culture, Counterculture, Commentary, and Stuff
Here’s a 1971 movie based on an Alistair Maclean novel. The story takes a cop from the U.S. to Amsterdam
Ready One, nee the National Company for the Employment of the Disabled, the enterprise that former CEO Bob Jones drove
El Paso made a couple more lists this week. We’re number nine on the list of fastest warming cities, according
Finally, this weekend the El Paso Times ran a guest column bylined by our beloved mayor. Here’s a piece of
Like everything else in Mexico, like wealth and income and opportunity, the present is not equally distributed. In Mexico, the
The Ruins by the Rails Ricardo, New Mexico is yet another of the many towns that came to life seemingly
Good news, everybody. The local economy is doing great. From the El Paso Inc.: What if someone said the U.S.
Here’s a video from Vice.com and Nike, celebrating Chicano culture and the Cortez. The contributions of Los Angeles’s Chicanos to
Last week I referenced bats in my head and since what follows struck a nerve with many when I posted
It’s time to stop pretending like El Paso’s biggest challenge is downtown revitalization. Here’s MountainStar Sports Group’s Executive Director Josh
Here’s a 2015 instant classic, Tom Hanks in Bridge of Spies. Check it out.
A Colombian company is offering a four-day resort vacation full of cocaine, prostitutes, and booze. From the Mirror: A firm
On October 4, the Honorable Amy Clark Meachum of the 250th Judicial District Court in Travis County, Texas, ruled on
What if our recent spate of mass violence is just a symptom of our country’s bigger issues? Like putting people
Here’s a disturbing movie about messing with the wrong guy. The movie gets off to a slow start, but it
I hope you went on Tuesday. But the real party is today. Sorry. I guess I need to learn to
Here’s a nice piece of lurid journalism from the Los Angeles Times, a six part series called Dirty John: Their
Zinc Town Just three miles southeast of Fierro, New Mexico, the town featured a few weeks ago, is Hanover. Hanover
With Halloween right around the corner, I thought I’d share this true life horror story. The City of El Paso’s
El Paso is poor. According to U.S. Census Bureau estimates, there were 267,376 households in El Paso County in 2016,