Requisite, if for no other reason than I’ve finally started posting on there.

One of the weirdest Spurs games of the season. Also one of the most satisfying Spurs wins of the season.

Really love this appreciation and exploration of Josh O’Connor’s huge 2025 from Manohla.

on tuesday night i held several of the world's greatest filmmakers hostage for a 15-minute speech about what critics & artists owe to each other in the age of rapid enshittification. i'm not sure why i did that. anyway you can read it here if you want: https://t.co/7WO974zQUt

BREAKING: San Antonio's rainbow sidewalks project is paused after City Manager Erik Walsh notified council members about a pending lawsuit looking to stop it as well as prevent nearby crosswalk removal.

Some in SA’s LGBTQ community are celebrating a new way of honoring their pride as rainbow crosswalks prepare to get removed. Others say the city should’ve fought harder to keep them. Story:

The latest out of Memphis: Wemby is back after missing the last two Spurs games. He'll be coming off the bench and will play under a minutes restriction.

Gonna be filing suit against THE PITT S1’s 2 p.m. hour for felony amounts of heart-shattering storytelling.

Scattered thoughts on MARTY SUPREME. Still waiting to *fully* connect with a Safdie joint.

As was probably to be expected, Victor Wembanyama did not travel with the Spurs to Indiana and will not play Friday against the Pacers. An MRI conducted today showed no ligament damage. The team remains hopeful for a swift recovery, but he is out for the near term.

God knows I have my issues with Stranger Things S5 and tonight’s finale, but as someone who always thought the show was much more sure of itself as a mystery/horror than guns-blazing sci-fi, that final note of ambiguity was a good one to go out on.

Only feels appropriate that Julian Champagnie hits a franchise-record number of 3s on a night we’ll all be popping champagne. #spurs

And a few weeks ago, I talked with a pair of wonderful local artists – who just so happen to be husband and wife – about the initiative driving their new Frida-and-Diego-inspired community space.

In San Antonio, teaching the customs of Dia de los Muertos starts at a young age. I spent a morning with class at Irving Dual Language Academy to see how the city's youngest learn the history.

A groundbreaking neighborhood museum, Museo del Westside, welcomed its first visitors in October. Here's the story of how it came to be.

MujerArtes celebrated 30 years of providing access to the arts to low-income San Antonio women. Grateful to have been able to tell their story.

I also chatted with Robert Rodriguez about returning to the San Antonio theater he grew up on for an anniversary screening (and live concert) of "Desperado."

In September, as they were preparing for a new show, the members of the Guadalupe Dance Company discussed educating audiences about Texas trailblazers while forging news path for local performers.

In August, I talked to a Schertz woman whose TikTok paying tribute to her military service member son went viral overnight. She found community in the comments section.

I hung out – and laughed a ton – with the crew of @monsternomicon, San Antonio's improvised D&D comedy show. Their story is one of absurd comedy but also deep collaboration and creativity.

This holiday season, all eyes turned to Netflix not just for "Stranger Things," but also the illuminating new Selena doc "Selena y Los Dinos." I talked with director Isabel Castro about channeling her fandom into telling a story guided by Selena's voice.