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Arthouse's exhibition turns a lawn into a garden to get us thinking about where our food comes from

The hunt for Adolf Eichmann

Austin’s premier postering service is no longer on the Fritz and is ready to roll & rock with Ricardo

Lang's unnerving tale of a deranged child-killer (with Lorre in a star-making turn) is a riveting example of Expressionist filmmaking.

Roots songwriting collective is no joke

Ralph Bakshi's irreverent feature celebrates its 40th

Photographer Fritz Henle seen through the lens of Austin image-maker Matthew Fuller

Fritz quits!

Gotham City is once again riven with crime, so Michael Keaton and director Tim Burton's Batman save the citizens from the megalomaniacs.

The Hill Country's Alt-Country Beacon

Based on one of Robert Crumb's earliest characters, Fritz the Cat doesn't exactly survive the test of time and was admittedly off-base to begin with – Crumb famously hated the movie and killed Fritz off in a subsequent comic – but that didn't diminish the film's popularity

Summer Food Essays: A Pinch of Recollection, A Dash of Tradition

Officers no-billed in Sept. 14, 2016, OIS

For a century the German deli has served the rye bread fresh and strudel à la mode

AFS Essential Cinema tracks a few masters' journeys from Old World to New

Curator Elizabeth Dunbar likes art that punches through the gallery walls

On the Bookshelf

Deep in the fifth dimension, Mark Ryan's Mind Spiders are cutting demos with Buddy Holly

Holiday Film Previews

Sketches of R. Crumb

The triumph and the tragedy of Texas wrestling legends the Von Erichs