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Gay Place
The Gay Place gets all extended re-mix for SXSW, with interviews, chats, pics, blog entries, and more.BY KATE GETTY
news
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Who Killed Porter Middle School?
The evidence points to George W. Bush. But he wasn't alone.BY RACHEL PROCTOR MAY
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March 6 Primary Report
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Return of the White Woman Dem
After 4-year drought, Donna Howard's swearing in signals Legislative return of rare species in Texas politicsBY AMY SMITH
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McMansion or Not?
The Austin Chronicle's Am I McMansion or Not? Contest: Win a Cosmetic Shade Tree -
Naked City
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Point Austin: Supremes v. Texas
The future of U.S. politics may become, "Vote for Show, Map for Dough"BY MICHAEL KING
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Beside the Point
City Council takes up arms and definitions over the charter amendmentsBY WELLS DUNBAR
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The Hightower Report
The Rise of the Imperial Presidency; and What Color is Your Steak?BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
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Good to Go
Taco Bell is for suckers. This town's taquerias are for SXSWers.BY MICK VANN
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Food-o-File
A new little lady in the Big Apple, a new gelato shop, and a new chef in town: all in a week's food newsBY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
music
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I Am the Resurrection
Ignore Jim Morrison - do not cancel your subscription to the resurrection, because Roky Erickson is Lazarus unbound.BY RAOUL HERNANDEZ
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SXSW Picks and Sleepers
The Blurbing of SXSW 06 -
TCB
Parsing the posters at SXSW's Flatstock show. Also gay cowboys, sex tapes, and Oscar-winning pimps: TCB classes it up.BY CHRISTOPHER GRAY
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SXSW Records
screens
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SXSW FILM
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SXSW Film 06
March 10-18BY SHAWN BADGLEY
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The Home School
Austin's latest class of cinematic talent – represented by six anticipated films at SXSW – is going places, but they aren't leaving anytime soon.BY SPENCER PARSONS
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Ana Sisnett
Celebrated author, visual artist, and community activist / volunteer diagnosed with ovarian cancerBY KATE X MESSER
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SXSW FILM
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Pablo Veliz
'La Tragedia de Macario'BY JOE O'CONNELL
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Mike Henry and Kyle Fuller
'Slam Planet: War of the Words'BY MARC SAVLOV
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Frank Bustoz and Ryan Polomski
'State vs. Reed'BY WELLS DUNBAR
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Intelligent Briefing
In 'Nobelity,' nine Nobel laureates offer straight talk on the planet's futureBY ROBERT FAIRES
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New Territory
Documentarian James Marsh's first narrative effort, 'The King,' is a dark oneBY BELINDA ACOSTA
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Kar Gawk
Ron Mann's adventurous RIP for hotrod artist and icon Ed RothBY MARC SAVLOV
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Sound Checking for a Pulse, and Finding It
The rock docs in this year's 24 Beats Per Second program rattle and hum with soul and revolt.BY JOSH ROSENBLATT
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Buzz Kill
Director Kelly Reichardt's keeping quiet on the darling of Sundance and RotterdamBY KIMBERLEY JONES
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What Hath Eagle Wrought?
After the smoke cleared, 'The Whole Shootin' Match' helped give rise to the contemporary indieBY LOUIS BLACK
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See What They Do to You
How Jonathan Demme and Neil Young made a film about a concert attended by spiritsBY MARJORIE BAUMGARTEN
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The Perfect Ride
John Hyams' ode to rodeo stays on for a surprising 5,760 secondsBY SHAWN BADGLEY
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The Notorious Irving Klaw
My grandfather's photography studio made him rich and Bettie Page famous. It also made him into a target for Fifties censors. So, what has director Mary Harron made of him?BY RICK KLAW
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I'll Sleep When I Figure Out Why I Can't
Analyzing Alan Berliner's most personal documentary yetBY ANNE S. LEWIS
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The Searcher
Wim Wenders on his sense of the right directionBY DIANA WELCH
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Hello Mother, Hello Father
'51 Birch Street'BY KIMBERLEY JONES
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Are You There, God?
'Eve and the Fire Horse'BY MARRIT INGMAN
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TransAmericans Behind Bars
'Cruel and Unusual'BY KATE X MESSER
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Animal Magnetism
'Lifelike'BY MARRIT INGMAN
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Open Up – It's the Filmmakers!
Kirby Dick raids the MPAABY MARC SAVLOV
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The Recognizables
One night, one of a kindBY STEVE UHLER
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Panelism
SXSW Film 2006BY JOE O'CONNELL
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Embrace Your Wipe-Assness
Trolling SXSW Interactive 2006BY BELINDA ACOSTA
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Gettin' Wiffy With It
The blogged, branded, and dooced at SXSW Interactive 2006BY MARRIT INGMAN
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Film News
The Sundance Channel and NetFlix make 'Room' for Kyle HenryBY JOE O'CONNELL
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TV Eye
The deconstructed NegroBY BELINDA ACOSTA
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Film Reviews
the arts
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Improvising Every Second
The secret history of Austin Circle of Theaters director Latifah Taormina, from Second City to the Committee and beyondBY LOWELL BARTHOLOMEE
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'Where Are They Now?'
Cyndi Williams is living a playwright's dream with her play 'Where Are They Now?,' which is being staged for the third time in 15 monthsBY BARRY PINEO
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'Greyhounds and Other Virtual Ways to Travel'
In 'Greyhounds and Other Virtual Ways to Travel,' choreographer Ellen Bartel creates three dances exploring the idea of how we travel without movingBY BARRY PINEO
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Culture Flash!
American Fiesta makes the finals of a national new play award, the Rude Mechs get their Gun from Creative Capital, and Katalin Hausel lands the Umlauf PrizeBY ROBERT FAIRES
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Arts Reviews
columns
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Page Two: Aww, Canada ...
At last, a magical confluence of ice hockey, Neil Young, and SXSW 2006BY LOUIS BLACK
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After a Fashion
It's hard out here for a Style Avatar, especially after all those DHOHs at the Oscars!BY STEPHEN MACMILLAN MOSER
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To Your Health
Is there a good and cheap way to judge the nutritional content of fruit?BY JAMES HEFFLEY, PH.D.
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The Common Law
Does McMansion Ordinance affect home remodels?BY LUKE ELLIS
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Day Trips
Take the Texas music heritage tour and learn more about Texas' homegrown talent, such as Bob Wills, Buddy Holly, and moreBY GERALD E. MCLEOD
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Mr. Smarty Pants Knows
Def Leppard keeps good company, Toxoplasma runs rampant, and moreBY MR. SMARTY PANTS
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The Luv Doc: Grabbing Crotch
How to cure your attention deficit
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Also around Austin ...BY SHAWN BADGLEY
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Book Reviews
sports
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Soccer Watch
Fútbol fun from near and far-flung placesBY NICK BARBARO
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Praise the Lloyd Lloyd Maines and the Dixie Chicks hold court for KLRU
Thinking About Stephen Bruton There’s just no getting over some people
Playback: Demolition at 1701 Red River Another Red River venue going away? There goes the neighborhood.
Bonds: 'Death By a Thousand Cuts' Even with Propositions 1 and 3 passing, AISD's election campaign appeared doomed from the start
The Changing Face of Mueller A burst of development marks the latest phase of the central city neighborhood
Review: The Great Gatsby A great American novel does not always a great movie make, but Baz Lurhmann, a director of delirious excess, certainly seems an apt fit for the Roaring Twenties.
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