Curated Texan

1 day ago | curatedtexan.com | Michael Satterfield

There’s something about the way a Range Rover occupies space. It’s not loud. It doesn’t beg for attention. Yet somehow, when it pulls up curbside at Le Bilboquet or rolls into valet at The Post Oak, it is perfectly in its place. People take notice, and in Firenze Red, the 2025 Range Rover Sport Autobiography doesn’t just arrive, it makes a statement. That aura isn’t accidental. The design is tailored and assertive, like a bespoke suit cut on Savile Row.

2 days ago | curatedtexan.com | Rob Giardinelli

By Rob Giardinelli      Photography by Manny Pandya and Zachary SalasTHE SCENE: It was at 800 Congress, the place to be in downtown Austin, that was the climax of three days of panels, screenings, and networking. Approximately 200 writers, fans, producers, and sociables turned out for the first-ever Texas Made TV Award.

3 days ago | curatedtexan.com | Lance Avery Morgan

Photography courtesy of ATX TV Festival  Welcome to the 2025 ATX TV Festival, where television isn’t just watched—it’s worshipped, dissected, quoted, debated, and above all, celebrated with the kind of gusto usually reserved for brisket and SXSW wristbands. Now celebrating its 14th year, the ATX TV Festival has grown from a gathering of die-hard TV fans and creatives into a full-blown cultural happening—equal parts industry think tank, fan lovefest, and storytelling symposium.

3 days ago | curatedtexan.com | Rob Giardinelli

By Rob Giardinelli     Photography by Tyler Schmitt of Mill Photo Studio and Summer Pierce PhotographyTHE SCENE: ACL Live at The Moody Theatre was recently the setting for one of Austin’s most anticipated winter fundraising events. Nearly 500 community leaders, sports lovers, sociables, and philanthropists turned out for the “Imagine Muny IV” gala.

5 days ago | curatedtexan.com | Rob Giardinelli

By Rob Giardinelli     Photography by Jenny Antill and Wilson ParishTHE SCENE: Over three days in Houston, a trio of events captivated the Houston social and artistic scenes. Nearly 800 of the area’s top art patrons, community leaders, sociables, and philanthropists turned out for Bayou Bend weekend. One of the city’s most fun event weekends, the three days included an epic fashion show, a dazzling children’s party, and a show-stopping garden party.