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Bruce Westbrook

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Covered entertainment for major newspapers. Now write for law firms & blog on show biz. Love #MST3K #TwinPeaks #OuterLimits #Glee #Astros #NASA @thekillers
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From 1994: Depeche Mode rocks hard live in The Woodlands

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By Bruce Westbrook
| Houston Chronicle Verified
This review was originally published on June 3, 1994. *** For a band that gets airplay on only one Houston station (KRBE 104.1-FM), Depeche Mode is huge in this market - huge enough to return for a third local concert in support of its "Songs of Faith and Devotion" album. Following two successful Summit shows last fall, the group drew 10,000 to the sold-out Woodlands Pavilion on Wednesday night. And fans and band were both up for it.
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Houston Astros 2022 World Series Video Review: Any More Questions?

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By Bruce Westbrook
Convinced of the Astros’ greatness by now? Their fans have been since before Space City’s team notched its fourth American League pennant and second World Series title in six years. Envious haters are gonna hate, but the big picture is this: As Chris “Mad Dog” Russo — a New Yorker — has said on MLB Network’s “High Heat,” the Astros are “the best organization in baseball.” That doesn’t mean they win it all every year, but they win a lot.
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Challenger Wreckage Found Near Bermuda Triangle

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By Bruce Westbrook
| RealClear History
NASA has confirmed that debris found on the ocean floor off Florida's Atlantic coast comes from the fallen space shuttle Challenger, which exploded on Jan. 28, 1986, killing all seven astronauts on board.
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