Scott Kennedy: Let’s Nominate Him For The Presidential Citizens Medal

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Scott Kennedy had an impact on many lives. Look at his Facebook page and you will see how loved he was. He recently passed away. A great article by Dave Holmes was written in the Huffington Post recently highlighting his life and some of his accomplishments. There should be one more honor bestowed upon this American hero. The Presidential Citizens Medal. We can all nominate him by going to the official website. The deadline to nominate him is March 31. You need to fill out some information on the page about him.
Name: Scott Kennedy
Age: 48
City: Austin
State: Texas
Explanation of why he should be considered…
If you knew him, that should be easy. If not, just read the Huffington Post article.
Official Website

Get the word out about this nomination. Together we can make it happen!

Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club-Beaumont Picture Gallery

By Steven Padilla

A new comedy club has opened up.  It’s not in Houston, but it’s close.  The Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club in Beaumont had its grand opening on Friday, August 17th.  Here are some pictures of the new comedy club.

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10 Questions with Andy Huggins

By Steven Padilla

A graduate of both The Comedy Store in Los Angeles and Houston’s legendary Comedy Workshop, Andy Huggins is a thirty-year veteran of both clubs and concerts. He has opened for acts ranging from Ray Charles to Billy Gardell. In addition, Andy has written for Bill Hicks, Jay Leno, and Billy Crystal on The Academy Awards.(Source-www.rooftopcomedy.com)  In the 1980’s he was one of the Texas Outlaw Comics, which also included  Riley Barber, Steve Epstein, John Farneti, Bill Hicks, Jimmy Pineapple, and Ron Shock.  He still writes and works on his craft.  These days you can see him perform Mondays in Houston at the Houston Comedy Unions’ open mic held at Sherlocks River Oaks.  He is a crowd favorite that never disappoints.  Here are 10 questions with the man himself after the break.  Interviewed by Kevin Farren.

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