John Anderson
news
Sheryl Cole talks about her skills, her record, and what she learned on her 'house party tour'
BY AMY SMITH
Austin's success against sealants starts a trend
BY MICHAEL KING
'Granny flats' measure breaks from the CodeNext pack
BY AMY SMITH
City begins stakeholder meetings
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Harold McMillan's music venue isn't ready for a swan song
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Packed schedule leads to marathon session
BY MICHAEL KING
A unanimous Council vote preps a challenge next year
BY AMY SMITH
Downtown bus routes shift
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Jeff Wilson sets out to prove 'less is more'
BY NORA ANKRUM
Wage measure splits board
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
What job creation numbers don't tell us
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
Whip In's reincarnation continues with its award-winning Kamala beers
BY ANNA TOON
chavez is a better-than-average hotel restaurant, but is that enough to attract locals?
BY CLAUDIA ALARCÓN
Thai/Southern mashup is Austin's best-kept secret ... for now
BY MELANIE HAUPT
A cupcake caper, and more sweet news
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
June 20-26
music
The Hole in the Wall has seen it all
BY KEVIN CURTIN
Ian McLagan got that mojo working
BY KEVIN CURTIN
Phases & Stages
Lazaretto
I W I
Turn Blue
Nicki Nack
P.T.S.D.: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Metamodern Sounds in Modern Country Music
Trouble & Love
Songs
screens
'Ping Pong Summer' draws on filmmaker Michael Tully's own experience
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Jenny Slate and Gillian Robespierre unswaddle their film 'Obvious Child'
BY AMY GENTRY
Where do old queens go when they don't own a palace?
BY MARJORIE BAUMGARTEN
Film Reviews
There's an aging LGBT community that is only getting bigger and older, and this documentary investigates that process – in ways both specific and universal.
Mike and Carlos Boettcher, a father-and-son duo, recorded this firsthand war footage during their time embedded with U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
Hindi comedy.
Even though Clint Eastwood guides this Broadway hit to film, there’s not much new in this rise-and-fall, music-biz story.
An up-and-coming country singer is undone by his ego in this inspirational film.
Jenny Slate stars as a standup comic in this indie film about abortion that comes snuggled in the broad strokes of a quirky comedy.
Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson are the riveting stars of this bloody but compelling chase movie through the Australian Outback.
This film is a loving valentine to an unsung hero of the entertainment industry who's had an astonishing career.
Whatever happens in Vegas will happen in just about every movie set in Vegas.
arts & culture
How a concrete wasteland has become a street-art wonderland called the HOPE Outdoor Gallery
BY BOB MAKELA
How does this stand-up comic make working the crowd look so easy?
BY RUSS ESPINOZA
Puccini's Bohemians get an all-gal makeover
BY ROBERT FAIRES
Arts Reviews
This play abounds in comic riffs on Chekhov, but it also taps the vein of human frailty in his work
It would be difficult not to have fun at this Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Austin production
The pairing of these two artists using similar approaches shows them playing off each other's strengths
columns
Notes on QueerBomb's profusion of glitter and camp
BY AMY GENTRY
Our gay chamber celebrates 17 years of working toward economic equality for all
BY KATE X MESSER
Follow the trail to Lynchburg, Tenn., and the Jack Daniel's Distillery
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
The worst kind of ignorance is ignorance accompanied by hubris
BY THE LUV DOC
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
BY NICK BARBARO
BY NICK BARBARO
comics
BY SAM HURT
BY RYAN HENNESSEE
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BY TONY MILLIONAIRE