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by Brewing America | Feb 5, 2021 | All, DJ Screw, GameStop, Matthew McConaughey, Screens, The Culture | 0 |
Grapevine might be best known these days as the hometown of the pop-rap phenomenon Post Malone, but relatively few know that it’s given us another rising star—one equally beloved by energy drink–fueled Reddit dwellers and...
Read Moreby Brewing America | May 30, 2020 | All, Black Lives Matter, DJ Screw, George Floyd, houston, News, Protests, Texas Music | 0 |
Meshah Hawkins couldn’t believe that the man in the video—who was facedown on the pavement, his neck pressed under the knee of a Minneapolis cop—was her childhood friend George Floyd. Then she heard his voice. “Please,” the man...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Mar 5, 2020 | All, Art, Big Bub, Chopped and Screwed, DJ Screw, ESG, Music, Screwed Up Records & Tapes | 0 |
Back in 1998, Houston’s ABC television affiliate aired an interview with a local hip-hop superstar whose meteoric rise had taken the city by storm. The segment features Robert Earl Davis Jr.—known as DJ Screw—slowing down and...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Jan 24, 2020 | All, Cheer, DJ Screw, Film, JJ Watt, Mark Wahlberg, Matthew McConaughey, Music, Netflix, Post Malone, Sandra Cisneros, Saturday night live, Television, The Culture, The House on Mango Street, Von Erich | 0 |
Like many an improv comedy hopeful, J.J. Watt has been quietly biding his time on home stages, awaiting his big break—doing some local commercials, picking up the occasional sitcom guest spot, playing defensive end for the...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Nov 15, 2019 | All, ben desoto, DJ Screw, Film, Geto Boys, houston, houston cinema arts festival, Photographer | 0 |
For 25 years, Ben Tecumseh DeSoto worked as a resident staff photographer at the Houston Chronicle. Documenting the results of public policy on homelessness and poverty is what the longtime Texan calls his life’s work. But the...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Sep 3, 2019 | All, Astroworld, DJ Screw, houston, look mom I can fly, Music, Rap, Travis Scott | 0 |
A little over halfway through Travis Scott’s new Netflix documentary Look Mom I Can Fly, Paul Wall, one of Houston’s most visible rappers, bestows an unofficial and incredibly meaningful honor upon Scott. “You the big homie...
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