DeVaughn Douglas is a freelance writer at Houston Press. He specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a diverse range of topics including music, theater, and urban design, as well as culture and society. DeVaughn's work has been featured in Houstonia Magazine, Eater, Essence, Houston Forward Times, Houston Press, and NewsBreak.
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Devaughn Douglas is heavily focused on event coverage, particularly in the music and entertainment space, with a strong emphasis on concerts happening in Houston and occasionally other parts of Texas. Given this focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming music events in the Houston area.
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“Houston, I want to do something special for ya’ll,” yelled Benny the Butcher as he walked to the edge of the stage at Warehouse Live. Smoke wafted across
By: DeVaughn Douglas
After a mentor changed the course of his life, founder-turned-investor Clarence Bethea is sharing the venture capital lessons entrepreneurs are rarely told.
It is February and Samuel Mercer is sitting on a couch at the Community Cultivation Network, putting together pieces of a studio and taking meetings about building out the network.
By: DeVaughn Douglas
Daphne Benford Smith turned her love of gaming, anime and entertainment into a legal niche. Now she is building a firm around the communities she has spent years becoming part of.
By: DeVaughn Douglas
of 10 The To Whom This May Concern Tour brought 25 years of music, poetry and living to a North Philadelphia home built inside Smart Financial Centre
Untitled Art Houston returned for its second year with more galleries, deeper local connections and a growing question about who the international art fair is for.
A near-death experience gave the Houston artist a reason to write. AFRO URF shows how far that journey has taken him.
By: DeVaughn Douglas
Honored by Houston Arts Alliance, Debbie Allen reflects on the Black families, institutions and artists who shaped her journey and opened doors for generations to follow.
After nearly four decades in Houston hip hop, K Rino is still creating, documenting history and making space for the next generation.
After decades supporting artists such as Joe Sample, Bob James and Regina Belle, Houston drummer Pat Williams is making room for his own musical vision with
