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Hanging with Morbid Angel singer-turned-country outlaw David Vincent and other dark tales of the live music capital

David Yow fronts the Jazzus Lizard, Cherubs knock off 22 years of rust, Preston Hubbard dies, and Blind Lemon Jefferson gets kicked off Texas license plates

Champion for new plays Suzan Zeder closes her career at UT with a new drama of her own

Austinites protested against police brutality. Police responded with brutal force.

Andy Langer examines round one of trying to establish a new city noise ordinance for Austin.

Comedy and collaboration were distinguishing elements in the 2009 New Works Festival

Sextet merges decades on the dance floor, Fridays at Long Play East

Shootings, protests, and politics

Lawrence Wright's Thirteen Days in September tells how Carter, Sadat, and Begin made an impossible peace

British-born David Peace comes on like James Ellroy with a pint of warm Yorkshire ale in his hand

This film, which captures that awful moment at Altamont, is a documentary that seemingly captures the very moment when the peace-and-love generation lost its naivete and innocence.

An existential comedy, to be sure, but in the end this movie quite happily tips toward being and everythingness.

Freedom, Finkler, and Kids of America

American soldiers return from Iraq and try to readjust to civilian life

This is an old-school heroic drama from Bhutan about an 11th century Tibetan saint whose tale begins with greed and vengeance.

Back in the performance laboratory of the David Mark Cohen New Works Festival

Woody is a man of few words who might not be all there, but Bruce Dern is all there and that's more than good enough for us.

A gay player's memories of a legendary coach

The Melville House International Crime series is ship-shape.

Kunis and McKinnon run to Europe, but forget to pack jokes

This second installment in a three-part dramatization of dirty dealings in Yorkshire is concerned with the notorious corruption mill that powers the region’s law enforcement.

KRS-One and Hakim Green bring the Stop the Violence Movement to Austin

Crime fiction bleeding into the literary fiction now