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Still Surviving

Los Lobos, ‘the wolves,’ bring their 50th anniversary tour to the Broadberry. I first became aware of Los Lobos in the early 1980s. It was during a time in Los Angeles in which high schoolers like me were venturing out of the comforts of the San Fernando Valley—yes, that “Valley,” in which the words “dude” and “gnarly” floated throughout our language—to head over the hill into Hollywood to see punk and rock bands whose homemade flyers somehow found their way to our suburban school. But the chatter around the band wasn't along the lines of ‘Who are these Latino guys from East L.A’ and ‘What are they doing playing with X, the Circle Jerks or The Blasters?’ It was more...

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GOT OUTDOORS: Our Pick Of Patios

Patio time is special for Austin, when people get to enjoy the sun and perfect weather, just before the dreaded summer heat consumes the city. Here are some of Austin’s greatest patios. Aba Austin  |  This Music Lane addition incorporates a lighter style of cooking and features indoor and outdoor spaces that flow seamlessly to create a sprawling destination for dining, drinking, and people-watching. 1011 S Congress Avenue | 737.273.0199 Better Half Coffee & Cocktails  |  Everything about the Clarksville-adjacent restaurant’s patio feels like, well, Austin, from the pink picnic tables to the iron-wrought tables and chairs to the gravel ground to dogs abound. 406 Walsh Street | 512.645.0786 Domo Alley-Gato Tatsu-Ya  |  East Austin patio bar that focuses on highballs...

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Mexican Street Corn Deviled Eggs

Mexican Street Corn Deviled Eggs Deviled eggs get a south-of-the-border makeover by incorporating grilled Mexican street corn, jalapeno, red onion, cilantro, lime juice, queso fresco, and chili powder! This is an EASY appetizer or picnic recipe that everyone adores! Serve these at your next summer event including Memorial Day, Father's Day, Fourth of July, or make them for game day parties!

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The Kardashians are in their Modern Farmhouse Era

What does it mean when the future-savvy family embraces such a seemingly nostalgic style? Soaring over the Pacific, then the hills of Southern California before descending over a backyard pool, a drone flies through musician Travis Barker’s legs and into a mansion in Calabasas. It’s the opening of Season 1 of The Kardashians, the Hulu version of the famous family’s flagship reality TV show. With slick editing, an airborne camera weaves in and out of Kourtney’s, Khloé’s, Kendall’s, Kris’s, Kylie’s, and Kim’s homes and offices, showing the stars going about their days and preparing to gather at Kim’s house for a barbecue. It’s a thrilling moment, not only because of the camerawork’s aerial gymnastics but because it promises that the...

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Baja California’s developing East Cape is the antidote to Los Cabos’ crowded scene.

Crossing the Tropic of Cancer seems like it should be a momentous experience, with all the allure of the Henry Miller novel plus the bucket list quality of traversing a major planetary marker. But while nothing mystical actually happens when you traverse this northern circle of latitude, you just might find yourself in an altered mind state, especially if you are on your way to the East Cape of Baja Sur California, where the lavishly quiet and still mostly under-the-radar development Costa Palmas promises an escape from the Los Cabos crowds on the swimmable edge of the Sea of Cortez.While diehard geography fans might stop in the small town of Santiago to gaze upon sculptural monuments to this Northern Tropic,...

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