The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Here’s a 1956 film noir, in VistaVision Technicolor! Watch this video on YouTube Here’s what the director, Phil Karlson had
Are you doing anything this weekend? Maybe you’d like to see how art happens. More than three dozen artists are
Calexico, the band that should have been named Juarpaso, plays at Tricky Falls this Thursday. Here they are with a
by John Mulhouse Empty Desks In Socorro County, New Mexico, tucked off a side road that parallels I-25, not far
The U.S. Census Bureau’s population estimates are out for El Paso County, and the years long trend of flatlined population
Here’s the headline and lede of a story on KVIA: El Paso makes top 125 list of best places to
From a May 10, 2012, article in the El Paso Times* written by Cindy Ramirez: The city’s November bond issue
Recently I wrote that City Council, by increasing El Paso Electric’s Street Rental Fee, cut the reduction to our electric
I don’t understand the Facebook controversy. Did anyone think that Facebook wasn’t selling your information? Did you think it was
Marketers like to talk about a product’s Unique Selling Proposition; that is, the things that differentiate a product from other
Here’s a cool Chinese Ming dynasty era war movie, in Mandarin (Cantonese?) with English subtitles, so you can watch it
Photographs by Richard Baron / Stories by John Mulhouse From 2011 to 2013, Richard Baron traveled throughout New Mexico photographing
Tuesday City Council voted to give up to $30,000 to local filmmakers for projects produced in El Paso. Of course,
This from KVIA: The El Paso City Council voted to create a local Filmmaker Program. The city will award $30,000
I’m sitting in a waiting room at the Hospital de la Familia, one floor up and a hundred yards from
Barcelona hosts Roma at 12:45. I think I’m going to La Esquina de Chihuahuas to watch the game and maybe
I just heard (on the livestream of the City Council’s regular meeting) that videos of the El Paso City Council
Like last week’s trip to 1954 Machu Pichu, here’s a time travelogue to Kenya in 1956. Starring Cornel Wilde and
Here’s a trippy, tender, messed up, Keanu flick. It was originally released as Exposed to much less than stellar reviews,
Watch this video on YouTube During today’s walk, a Code Enforcement vehicle stopped in front of me and a woman