By Maxwell Morgan After emerging from my turkey induced coma, I cannot believe the Texans pulled off a miraculous consecutive overtime victory Thursday. This game was one that had me worried. I figured to see gassed players, and feared of any devastating injuries. Not to mention, the game just so happened to be on my favorite holiday. Just by the skin of their teeth, the Texans made this Thanksgiving a memorable one for their fans by winning a thriller of game, riddled with controversy, 34-31 in OT to move to 10-1 on the season. I don’t like to think of ... Read More »

Led Zeppelin finally released the footage from their reunion show at the O2 Arena in 2025, as a film they are calling "Celebration Day." They have been hyping up the release for some time now, and I was able to catch the one night only showing at the Studio Movie Grill in City Center, last night. Read More »

Los Valseuses, or Going Places as it’s called in English, will appear at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston on October 26th. During the 1970’s when the film originally showed up in French box offices, the precocious country- like much of the western world- was swept away in revolution. Two of the countries most admired politicians, President DeGaulle and President Pompidou, who salvaged France from the destruction following WWII, had both passed away by the mid 70‘s. France, therefore, faced a deficit in political sages, opening the door for inadequate policy makers. While these former presidents breathed their last, workers took to the streets protesting ... Read More »

By Jacob Calle Conroe native, Kyle Bennet passed away early Sunday morning. While driving on Old 105 when his pick up truck flipped off the road where Kyle was just a few miles from being home. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Kyle was a great role model for BMX riders across America. He just recently entered the BMX Hall of Fame as team captain for US’ Olympic BMX Team in Beijing in 2025. He was also the International Cycling Union’s world champion in 2025, 2025, and 2025. This is a sad day in BMX history. At 33 years old ... Read More »

You don’t have to be board at Fun Fun Fun Fest, you can BMX instead. This year’s Fun Fun Fun Fest has upped the ante on last year’s skate ramp, and will now feature a bigger, radder, and “fun fun funner” ramp.  Not only that, but dudes like Mat Hoffman will be riding with you, so get ready to represent and “Ride the Plank.” Now you can skate AND ride, while listening to MC’s, DJ’s, and bands, all the while enjoying the nautical pirate aesthetic, designed by artists like Michael Sieben of Roger Skateboards and Tim Kerr, that will grace the ... Read More »

Ab Baars and Ig Henneman Perform Compositions and Improvisations for Autumn: Next Friday at Studio 101, Houston music enthusiasts will be getting a very special treat, as acclaimed Netherlands’ musicians Ab Baars and Ig Hennemen perform their “Autumn Songs”, a program which has been described by Baars as “compositions and improvisations inspired by poems on autumn in all its different meanings.” Nameless Sound will be hosting the event on October 19th at 8 pm, which will be located on Spring Street at Studio 101. The general admission is $13, but you can get in for $10 with a student I.D. ... Read More »

By Jacob Calle In 1995 a female manatee was found swimming in a waste water treatment plant near downtown Houston. Well it has happened again, but this time in Galveston. A West Indian Manatee (Trichechus manatus) has been spotted in the waters. Sightings of this beautiful endangered animal has been in a canal between Lake Madeline and Offatts Bayou.  This isn’t the only manatee that has found it’s way around the Texas coast line. Heidi Whitehead, stranding coordinator for the Texas Mammal Stranding Network says that there has been sightings in Corpus Christi as well. Other sightings have been discovered ... Read More »

Without a doubt, like Free Press Summer Fest, we cannot wait for the      three-day music fest, Fun Fun Fun Fest. As if three whole days were enough ending on November 4th, Regina Spektor makes her way to Austin adding just one more day of fun on November 5th. Baroque Pop gal Regina has just released her sixth studio album, “What We Saw from the Cheap Seats”. While at the same time being dark and moody it’s as blissful and sweet along with her machine gun sounds and animal cries. She’s the Nellie Mackay on crack if I must ... Read More »

So you’ve been slacking in the date department and need ideas of what to do with your lil lady huh? Well, you’ve come to the right place because Free Press has got more ideas so ya can’t complain. After all, would a Christian complain if The Bible got thicker? Didn’t think so. Alright so it’s Saturday and today is free museum day. Take her to go see some bones of ancient animals or go enjoy the kids playing at The Children’s Museum. Just don’t take her to the Holocaust Museum. You’ll be killing the mood ya doof. By taking her ... Read More »

By: Erin Dyer Wade Michael Page has been identified as a suspect in Sunday’s shootings at Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, a suburb of Milwaukee. The 40-year-old Army veteran arrived into the temple briefly preceding Sunday services on August 5 and opened fire with a 9mm pistol, killing six worshippers and wounding four. The dead include: Suveg Singh Khattra, 84; Prakash Singh, 39; Ranjit Singh, 49; Paramjit Kaur, 41; Sita Singh, 41; and temple president Satwant Singh Kaleka, 65. The temple President was shot as he tried to strike back at Page with a butter knife. Page was ... Read More »