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This documentary treks the globe posing life’s big questions to one and all.

Religious zealotry can have the effect of undoing basic morality

Gonna let it all hang out at Dragon*Con, where 20,000 sci-fi enthusiasts meet up, make merry, and sometimes cop a feel.

A parody of Gene Roddenberry's TV world and its rabid fans.

Chris-Rachael Oseland seeks world domination, one geeky recipe at a time

Anthropos Games brings role-playing back to the basement

Picture in Picture has a bone to pick with the Star Trek reboot

Sulu gets hitched!

Gifts for Trekkies, Anglophiles, and arthouse obscurists

Rainer Werner Fassbinder's 15-hour epic at long last (and longer), in a Criterion Collection box to end all Criterion boxes

This set is the perfect gift for that certain someone on your holiday list who likes his shows novelistic and his humor black

Recipient of a Purple Heart, plus Bronze and Silver Stars in World War II as a member of the U.S. Army infantry, Fuller suffered neither cowards nor introspectives gladly

This is the BBC miniseries that set women worldwide swooning for some Mr. Darcy

When Star Trek ended its three-season run in 1969, it almost immediately began a wildly successful syndicated existence

Twenty years on, The Princess Bride comes off less as a sweet children's movie and more as a savvy precursor to Adaptation

At an age when most men have resigned themselves to their accomplishments and failures, Godard is still out for blood

This set from the National Film Preservation Foundation includes upward of 40 films, among them newsreels, animation, and educationals.

The city has decided to be the arbiter of quality journalism. We decided to help them out.

Three former Austinites find Darryl Donaldson, 'Donnie Darko's '#1 Fan'

Bonnets and braids and pioneer lovin': Christina Smith treks to the land of Laura Ingalls Wilder.

Television fans who organize to keep their favorite shows on the air, or even don the occasional Star Fleet Commanding Officer's uniform, are often depicted as lonely losers with too much time on their hands. According to TV columnist Belinda Acosta, the truth is quite the opposite.

The best of the new fall shows

Zen and the art of Samurai cartoonage

Belinda Acosta argues why your trash TV is no better than her trash TV.

Now that the writers' strike has been averted, the networks feel secure announcing their fall television seasons. Here's a look at what's in store.

Kathy McCarty wants to know "Why?" Why is wanting to know more about the Kennedy Assassination such social suicide?

At 21 years old, actress Charmian Carr couldn't have known that the character she was portraying -- Liesl von Trapp in The Sound of Music -- would follow her for the rest of her life. Prior to her appearance at The Sound of Music: Sing-a-Long, a benefit for Project Transitions and aGLIFF, Carr opens up about being forever Liesl.

A complete list of all films released for theatrical runs in Austin in the calendar year 1999 and eligible for consideration in the Top Ten.