This weekend it's Chris Rock making his was to the Smart Financial Center venue. The comedian is still riding high on the infamous slap he received from actor/rapper Will Smith.
Both Rock and Smith are what Hollywood calls A-list celebrities with Smith's career seeming to rebound from the Oscar's scandle. Smith's "Emancipation" movie will open in theatres and on the Apple TV+ streaming service in December.
An egotistical young lawyer, Gordon Bombay, 
convicted of drunken driving is sentenced to coach a kids’ hockey team made up of misfits.
Year after year, this team of young misfits finishes last. With the Help of Gordon Bombay, a former player for the Hawks, the Ducks make the playoffs and then the finals playing against Bombay’s former team and coach.
(From All Music.com-Timothy Monger) A gritty and melodic Nevada-bred guitar-and-drum duo who later became a fixture of Los Angeles' D.I.Y. garage and punk scenes, Surf Curse aligned 
themselves with the artist-run Danger Collective label where they released albums like 2017's Nothing Yet and 2019's Heaven Surrounds You. The sudden viral success of "Freaks," a song they'd released years earlier, earned them a deal with Atlantic, which issued the band's fourth album, Magic Hour, in 2022.
(From All Music.com-Mark Deming) A singer and songwriter whose music combines a contemporary lyrical outlook with a sound that harks back to country music of the '50 and '60s, Kelsey Waldon sings like a honky tonk angel, with a voice that's sweet, spicy, and as authentic as the day is long. Her vocals and arrangements are informed by 
Nashville's past, but the stories she tells are rooted in the here and now, with a dash of down-home feminism and no-frills politics. Waldon's 2016 album, I've Got a Way, was a powerful set of tough retro-country, but it was the endorsement of songwriting legend John Prine that gave her a serious break; he issued 2019's White Noise/White Lines through his Oh Boy label. 2022's No Regular Dog gave her music a bit of outlaw atmosphere while still speaking from her heart and soul.
(From all Music.com-Andy Kellman) Tony! Toni! Toné! merged the past and present like no other R&B act of the 1980s and '90s. Disposed to 
enhancing the new jack swing era with traditional gospel and classic R&B incorporated to natural and scholarly effect, they wrote with immediate impact and lasting relevance in mind, and at the same time took full advantage of vintage and advanced recording techniques, from live string sections to looped breakbeats.
(From All Music.com-Andy Kellman) When En Vogue debuted to dazzling, chart-topping effect in 1990, the vocal R&B group attracted comparisons to the Supremes, even though Terry Ellis, Cindy Herron, Maxine Jones, and Dawn Robinson shared lead vocals and intentionally designated no particular singer the group's Diana Ross. The 
quartet had more in common with fellow Oakland natives the Pointer Sisters, as they drew from all eras of R&B with convincing stylistic diversions and a knack for recalling the past and sounding current at once. After three consecutive platinum albums and six Top Ten pop hits during the '90s alone, En Vogue had set a standard by which all subsequent female vocal groups were judged.
(From AllMusic.com-Mark Deming) A seasoned R&B singer and instrumentalist, Stokley enjoyed nearly a quarter-century of success with the group Mint Condition before he made his debut as a solo artist. Stokley Williams was born in St. Paul, Minnesota on July 15, 1967. Williams' father was a 
respected scholar in African studies, and the youngster began learning to play percussion instruments at the age of four. By the early '80s, Williams co-founded Mint Condition with a handful of high school friends, singing lead and playing drums. After years of playing locally, the band landed a break in 1989 when they were discovered by Minneapolis R&B titans Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, who saw them playing a local showcase. Read more @All Music.com (Click Here)
Established in 2020, Art Museum TX is a not-for-profit institution in Fort Bend County, 
Texas, dedicated to presenting the region's contemporary art to the public. Art Museum TX provides an interchange for visual arts of the present and recent past, presents new directions in art, strives to engage the public, and encourages a greater understanding of contemporary art through education programs.
