Houston TV legends live on long after their death, which is why we're celebrating Marvin Zindler's 100th birthday today. Comfort is key, but so is style, and at $21 for two, you can have a double dose ...

For the first time all day, Zindler seemed indifferent. He'd confided over lunch that he felt dizzy on the air the previous day and flubbed a couple of lines. He usually laughs at his mistakes, but ...

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Marvin Zindler, 85, a flamboyant Houston TV personality who in the early 1970s blew the whistle on a rural brothel called the Chicken Ranch, thereby inspiring the musical "The Best Little Whorehouse ...

If you grew up in Houston, Marvin Zindler is something like folklore, the white-suited crusader and zealous wielder of news mics and public outrage. But when you move here later in life, as I did, you ...