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If not for Austin, “I don’t know if I would have been a musician at all”

Craft brewing pioneer dead at 53

Plus Midnighters bring the gore, and Alita party

Legendary director and rising actor take inaugural awards

Phantom Thread director to receive Texas Film Award

Woodcut artist Lisa Brawn explains "Quién Es Más Macho?"

The musical pioneer reveals multiple facets of her artistry in multiple visits to Austin

This photography book is a close approximation

Karl Anderson departs ASoF

Zapata, Foster to join board; two races set for run-off

Chasing equity

All the news that's fit to get your taste buds quivering

A community considers its roots

The final(?) nail in this action horror franchise

Moody Anderson and His Western Warehouse

With nothing up his sleeve, Esther's Follies resident magic man Ray Anderson pulls wonder -- and laughter -- out of thin air.

Bill Murray won't get the elusive Oscar for this one – for all its visual majesty, The Life Aquatic is too slight – but the film is nevertheless a funny, bewildering, and giddy spectacle.

Wes Anderson's stop motion wonder is a tail-wagger

Wes Anderson is back with another delightful movie about beautiful dreamers and full-time schemers.

A spaceship returns to Earth after seven years in limbo.

Wes Anderson's delightful animated film has room for both existentialist dread and a grinning joie de vivre.

A history of struggle at Blackshear Elementary

Boogie Nights gets under the skin of the porn film industry's exuberant burst of public semirespectability in the late Seventies, prior to the home-video revolution that changed the rules of the game forever. The movie is no socio-cultural abstract though; it is at heart the story about a group of characters and the de facto family that emerges from their relationships.

Highbrow mixes with lowbrow in Paul Thomas Anderson's screen adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's novel.

All the busted heads and blasted gaskets can't turn this makeover of a cult classic into anything but a real drag.