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"A father is a guy who has photos in his wallet where his money used to be" Time to Pay Him Back: Treat Dad to a Seafood Feast This Father's Day Weekend at Crazy Alan's Swamp Shack! $99 FEAST SPECIAL! (Serves 4 People) 8lbs of Crawfish, 1 lb of Shrimp Combination of Pieces Blue, Snow, Dungeness, and King Crab Lobster Tail or Live Maine Served With Corn, Potatoes, Sausage, Mushrooms, and a Dessert for Dad Your Choice of 4 Soft Drinks or 2 Soft Drinks & 2 Margaritas ~ OR ~ A Free Serving of Crown Royal Bread Pudding For Dad...

A lot of folks in the Liberty-Dayton area are making other meal plans after a fire destroyed the Whataburger restaurant on the 1900 block of US 90 in Liberty around 5 a.m. Wednesday. "It's a total loss," said Liberty Assistant Fire Chief Steven Grimm. No injuries were reported, Grimm said, adding that when firefighters arrived, all employees and customers had exited the restaurant. Photo: Tatiana Maddox "It took us a couple of hours to get the fire extinguished. We had some issues getting access to the roof but we had the fire under control in about 45 minutes," Grimm said....

Some local pranksters joined the list of Houston's many traffic obstructions after a video was posted to social media showing a couple of young men playing beer pong in the middle of an intersection. The men set up a table complete with red cups and ping pong balls at the intersection of West Rd. and Airline along I-45 near the Beltway and proceeded to play while cars maneuvered around them. Their video has been shared over 1000 time, but has seen a lot of negative feedback among social media users. Via Daniela Sternitzky-Di Napoli with Chron.com  

Last year's Yayoi Kusama exhibit was the epitome of cool. The Instagrammer's dream had us clamoring for those highly coveted and timed spots inside the polka-dotted and mirrored stalactice/stalagmite cave of Love Is Calling and the incandescent, but fleeting, fireflies of Aftermath of Obliteration of Eternity. So how does the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, top last summer's blockbuster? It's another light show for sure, but the comparisons end there. "With Kusama, it was instant. That is what Kusama wanted you to have," says Alison de Lima Greene, the Isabel Brown Wilson Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the MFAH and...

You would never expect an attraction that’s so utterly bizarre to be hiding in a quiet corner of Houston. The National Museum of Funeral History is a collection of artifacts and memorabilia relating to the history of death and dying. It chronicles how people from across the world have dealt with the fact of death and the logistics of corpses over thousands of years. This museum is filled with everything from historical hearses to morbid mementos. Yelp/Teresa F. It seeks to educate the public on the history, science of art of funerals across the globe. Yelp/Scott L. Visitors can wander...