The oldest brewery in Houston is celebrating 30 years and you're invited! Lennie Ambrose with St. Arnold Brewery joins beloved local musician Kam Franklin and Gracie Chavez with the Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs to chat about the Houston-themed birthday bash and entertainment lineup you don't want to miss.

Houston's Legend Kam Franklin presents new music this weekend.

Kam Franklin, lead singer of the Gulf Coast soul band The Suffers is known for her cool style, so we were delighted when she introduced us to a local stylist she works with -- who also has ties to Beyonce.

The multi-talented Nate Edwards is a dear friend of today’s Celebrity Guest Co-Host Kam Franklin! We chatted about his career in filmmaking, upcoming projects, and what it’s like working with many celebrity A-listers and popular brands.

It starts with love, new celebrity guest co-host on Houston Life

Chef Ryan Grimes shares the easy steps to make them at home

Kam Franklin of The Suffers is set to host this epic music battle featuring Paul Wall and guitar legend Gary Clark Jr.

Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. on Houston Life, The Suffers’ Kam Franklin!

Kam Franklin, of the Houston-based band The Suffers' spoke to NPR's Ailsa Chang about the band's new album, its struggles and recent song about racism.

The show-stopping group stops by Houston Life before hitting the road for a nationwide tour

Houston-based soul band, The Suffers, announced on Thursday the release of its new album, the band’s third released work together.

It’s going down in H-town with the return of the Red Bull SoundClash concert series, which will feature a battle of the bands-style competition between some of the “baddest” groups from Houston and New Orleans, Red Bull announced Thursday.

Image courtesy of Holocaust Museum Houston (taken by Gary Fountain). HOUSTON – Black History Month is coming up, and the Holocaust Museum Houston has a packed schedule to celebrate. Starting on Feb. 4, the museum will host eight free programs virtually via Zoom. The museum will also host a screening of the Netflix documentary “13th” on Feb. 11, which explores the history of racial inequality in the United States. In addition, the museum will host four book events beginning Feb. 10 at 6 p.m., with a discussion of Hans Massoquoi’s “Destined to Witness.”Advance registration is required for all scheduled events at the Holocaust Museum Houston.

HOUSTON After a challenging year, Houston-based band The Suffers is back in the spotlight with brand new music. Take Me to the Good Times, was written before the pandemic, but the energy feels appropriate for social distancing times. The Gulf Coast soul band has been able to stay relevant and create amazing music for almost a decade. The Suffers turned nine this year and as an independent band with so many members in it, with so many different personalities, you dont really see that anywhere. You dont see that camaraderie, you dont see that love, you dont see that level of diversity coming from a group, said Franklin.

The biggest headline for the Houston Astros last season was, of course, winning the World Series. But a piece of Kate Upton's wardrobe came in a close second.