Luke Bryan Rodeo Houston

by Dez Bugaj - March 9, 2018March 20, 20180

Last night I had the incredible opportunity of experience Luke Bryan at the Houston Rodeo. I've been wanting to go see him for years now, but it seems every time I do something comes up. Well not last night. Last night I was able to watch him perform with a

Houston’s Unforgettable night with Thomas Rhett

by Myion Chatman - March 9, 2018March 20, 20180

Thomas Rhett’s performed at the Rodeo Houston Wednesday, March 7, 2018, in Houston and stole thousands of hearts. As his second return to Houston’s Rodeo, Rhett performed immediately beginning with the song “Life changes” the main song to his album “life changes.” Most of his songs are based on the struggles

Jason Aldean at the Rodeo

by Miracle Bui - March 8, 2018March 17, 20180

Right after the Rascal Flatts opening the week of March 5, 2018, Jason Aldean took to the Houston Rodeo stage. It was an extraordinary sight to see all the loyal fans to light the stage with screams of joy. The fans took to shower Jason with love and adoration to

Clutch Gaming: One of the Most Exciting Teams on the Rift.

by Walter Castillo - March 7, 2018March 17, 20180

(From @ClutchGaming on Twitter) Clutch Gaming Celebrates their 2-0 streak in week 7.

As with all great things in life, I went into LCS this year skeptical. For one, save for the Astros' astonishing win at the world series, the Energy City's never been exactly notable for it's sports team's prowess (I say reluctantly as the teams move closer to victories at new

Strangers: Prey at Night dies in the movies

by Miracle Bui - March 6, 2018March 17, 20180

Strangers: Prey at Night was a thriller that keeps you on edge throughout the whole film. It was a horror movie that had decent jump scares that only occurred 3 times but really build on the tension of the idea of survival. I did not enjoy the movie too much

Life is a highway with the Rascal Flatts

by Miracle Bui - March 6, 2018March 17, 20181

Rascal Flatts started off the second week right by being the first band to perform on Monday. While I have not listen to the Rascal Flatts for a while, the moment of seeing them in person from the press box, makes me rediscover why they’re were one of few country

Alessia Cara’s Rodeo debut

by Dez Bugaj - March 5, 20180

Yesterday Alessia Cara brought down the house in NRG stadium for many fans who came out to the Houston Rodeo. She started off strong and went out even stronger. She played songs such as her hits "Stay" and "Scars to Your Beautiful." Even though it was her first ever Rodeo

First experiences with Kelsea Ballerini

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by Angela Torres - March 4, 2018March 4, 20180

First experiences always leads to new discoveries. Kelsea Ballerini is a 24 year old country pop singer and songwriter. This has been the first time I listen to country music without interruptions. To my surprise, this was her first time on stage with a large amount of people. On March 3,

One, two, three, four, EVERYBODY JUMP!

by Angela Torres - March 4, 20180

Presenting the North American 'KOLONY TOUR." And so we begin with another amazing concert night with such amazing people. By far one of the greatest performances I have experienced that will remain unforgettable for my friend and I. March 2, 2018 First of all, this was her very first concert attending so I

Leon Bridges: He’s Alright With Me

by Kennedy Garrett - March 3, 2018March 6, 20180

I visited the 1960s without segregation. I know, I know. It sounds weird. But, that is exactly how Leon Bridges made me feel at his concert on Friday night at the Houston Rodeo. March 2nd was Black Heritage night, and it was full of the culture I was searching for. I have

Volunteering in India

by Ishani Shethia - March 2, 2018April 17, 20180

We have all played or at least heard of the game Cowboys and Indians. Well, essentially I am both a cowboy and an Indian. I am the girl walking down the hallway saying “y’all” and the girl who eats curry during lunch. This past summer, I visited my dad’s hometown

#MeToo Movement Sparks Conversation about Sexual Assault

by Ishani Shethia - March 2, 2018April 17, 20180

“If you have been sexually harassed or assaulted, write ‘me too’ as a reply to this tweet.” These sixteen words tweeted by actor and activist, Alyssa Milano, rekindled a movement that started a revolution. For a long time, women have denied incidents of sexual assault and have been ashamed into

Even the flu won’t stop Blake Shelton!

by Aaron Plateros - March 2, 2018March 8, 20180

On March 1st, 2018, Blake Shelton came back to Houston. Don't worry if you had to google his name because we're on the same boat. I'm not a big fan of country music, but after coming to this concert. Listening to different genres doesn't seem as bad. Let's start with

Little Big Town- Houston Rodeo Concert 2

by Argenis Nino - March 2, 2018March 8, 20180

On February 28, Houston was taken to the heart of their music with Nashville's own Little Big Town (LBT). LBT is a four member country group formed in 1998 and consists of founding members Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Jimi Westbrook, and Phillip Sweet. Throughout their performance they would give thanks

Hello Hope World – #HIXTAPEiscoming

by Angela Torres - March 1, 2018March 8, 20180

Welcome to the Hope World! The day has finally arrived for all BTS fans. Get ready ARMY. Introducing J-Hope's first solo album, the third rapper and lead singer finally confirms the release of Hixtape. After two years of anticipation, today Big Hit Entertainment released a music video called "Daydream" by J-Hope. J-hope 'Daydream (백일몽)'

Sade is Back

by Kennedy Garrett - February 28, 2018March 8, 20180

Director Ava DuVernay revealed that Sade will be recording a song for the upcoming movie A Wrinkle in Time. The movie soundtrack will also include artists such as Sia, Demi Lovato, and Chloe X Halle. Of course, these are some great artists, and I’m looking forward to hearing them. But, no

Carry On is the LGBT fantasy book we need

by Miracle Bui - February 28, 2018March 8, 20180

It’s here, it’s queer, it’s Carry On by Rainbow Rowell. A fantasy genre fictional series that has magic, mages, vampires, ghosts, and features LGBTQA+ characters. The book follows Simon Snow, “the chosen one”, who is considered the worst chosen in history, according to his roommate Baz. On his journey for

HISD students present Lunar New Year celebration

by Dez Bugaj - February 28, 2018March 8, 20180

As celebrations for Lunar New Year carry on, one HISD high school celebrated by having a performance. Students from Houston Academy for International Studies have been practicing for months for their school's annual Lunar New Year celebration. The school offers Chinese as a language to learn and has classes taught

Remembering the Voice: Whitney Houston

by Kennedy Garrett - February 27, 2018March 8, 20180

Though it is well past the anniversary of her death, which was February 11th of 2012, I find it necessary to dedicate some words to her because she has been on my mind a lot recently. Whitney Houston. She had the voice that made you want to dance with somebody, give good

Annual bar-b-que cook off fires up houston

by Perri Jenkins - February 27, 2018March 8, 20180

The annual Bar-B-Que Cook off took place at the rodeo this past weekend and sizzled its way into the heart of Houstonians that attended. Before setting foot on rodeo grounds, those who appeared were served a fresh whiff of the fiery aroma the meat produced from the grill as they

Conclusion to the Maze Runner movie series: The Death Cure

by Angela Torres - February 23, 2018March 8, 20180

"Just follow me and run like your life depends on it. Because it does."- James Dashner, The Maze Runner The Maze Runner Series is a series of books written by James Dashner. Currently, there are five books in the series; The Maze Runner The Scorch Trials The Death Cure The Kill Order And recently added, The Fever

Donald Trump does not listen to survivors

by Miracle Bui - February 22, 2018March 2, 20180

Yesterday, Donald Drumpf held a listening session with survivors and families of victims of the Florida High School massacre. To hear their stories and offer solutions to their problems and issues. While they are people personally affected by this tragedy, it is also noted how one sided the viewpoints were

Emma Gonzalez, the student demanding change

by Dez Bugaj - February 20, 2018March 2, 20180

After last week's tragedy in Parkland, Florida that killed seventeen people including students and wounded countless, there has been a call for more gun regulation. It seems after every mass shooting, we've became numb to the pain and have fallen into the same routine. The students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High

Gen Z stealing the Olympic spotlight

by Miracle Bui - February 13, 2018February 22, 20180

This year is the year for Generation Z-ers to make their presence known to the world, with the current winnings of Redmond Gerard and Chloe Kim in the Olympic games, both received golds for their qualifying scores for their respected sports. While the beginning of the year, there have been