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150 Confessionalists Walk Into a Room Books Story, October 24, 2003
JournalCon comes to Austin.
Suddenly (Tan de Repente) Screens Story, August 22, 2003
Queer Paradise: The 16th Annual Austin Gay & Lesbian International Film Festival: A Preview
Party Monster Screens Story, August 22, 2003
Queer Paradise: The 16th Annual Austin Gay & Lesbian International Film Festival: A Preview
'Glitter' is a Masterpiece: Frank DeCaro Screens Story, August 22, 2003
Queer Paradise: The 16th Annual Austin Gay & Lesbian International Film Festival: A Preview
Hollywood Is Calling Screens Story, August 15, 2003
Sarah Hepola shows you how to get celebrities like Robert Heyges to call your cell anytime you want, but ideally on special occasions.
Hopelessly Devoted to Grease Screens Story, July 25, 2003
"I was born to Hand Jive, baby, and that's not even a euphemism," says Sarah Hepola, explaining the continuing appeal of camp classic, Grease. Project Transitions and the Austin Gay and Lesbian Film Festival will host a sing-along performance of Grease this weekend at the Paramount.
Seeking Levity Screens Story, July 11, 2003
A writer best known for goofball comedies, Ed Solomon tapped his darker side for his directorial debut.
Dry Books Story, June 6, 2003
Summer Reading 2003: Augusten Burroughs' follow-up memoir to his bestselling Running With Scissors
'Lost Ark,' Resurrected Screens Story, May 30, 2003
Three boys, seven years TK, and one heck of an homage -- a shot-for-shot remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark that earned the blessing of their hero.
The Gong Show Screens Story, May 16, 2003
Anything goes at the Alamo's Open Screen Night.
Putting a Name to a Face Screens Story, May 2, 2003
Dallas' USA Film Festival definitively answers the question, "Who is that guy?" with its tribute to Texan character actor Stephen Tobolowsky.
'Ears & Feet' Arts Story, May 2, 2003
Utilizing technology to combine dance and computerized music has come a long way since the Eighties, as can be seen in the 2003 edition of EARS & Feet, the annual UT College of Fine Arts program that pairs student composers with student choreographers to collaborate on a piece.
Kathy Dunn Hamrick: Speaking of Dance Arts Story, April 25, 2003
The difficulty of describing dance inspires choreographer Kathy Dunn Hamrick to create an ingenious 30-minute dance out of phrases from dance reviews.
Angela Kariotis Is Talking the Talk Arts Story, April 11, 2003
Angela Kariotis knows that everyone has their own stories, and in Reminiscence of the Ghetto & Other Things That raiZed Me, her one-woman show about growing up poor in New Jersey, premiering at UT's David Mark Cohen New Works Festival, Kariotis tells hers in her very own way.
In Person: Malcolm Gladwell at UT's Union Ballroom Books Story, April 11, 2003
During his appearance at UT's Union Ballroom, New Yorker staff writer Malcolm Gladwell wanted to talk about "social power," a subject at the heart of his bestselling Tipping Point. Sarah Hepola reports.
Rise Above: the Tribe 8 Documentary Screens Story, March 21, 2003
Sending Off SXSW 2003: Film Reviews
Life, Death, and Dance Screens Story, March 14, 2003
Robert Duvall loves to tango. Robert Duvall loves Buenos Aires. And Robert Duvall loves Luciana Pedraza, the ravishing Argentinean-born woman who plays opposite him in Assassination Tango, a film in which the screen legend somehow conflates all these things.
In the Mood for Love Screens Story, March 14, 2003
In the Mood for Love: Alex Holdridge and 'Sexless'
Cinemania Screens Story, March 14, 2003
CINEMANIAD: Angela Christlieb and Stephen Kijak. Documentary Feature Special Screenings, Regional Premiere At what point does an escape become a...
MAMA/M.A.M.A. Screens Story, March 14, 2003
MAMA/M.A.M.A.D: Nonny de la Pena. Documentary Feature Special Screenings, Regional Premiere When baby Philip was dying mysteriously in the hospital,...
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