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National Closeup Alert: Dwell Spotlights Austin Architects
If you're going to be featured in a home-design magazine these days, you couldn't ask for a better kingmaker than Dwell, the nine year-old national monthly known for showcasing "dream homes for real people." Making a commotion early on among conservative swans like Architectural Digest and House Beautiful

5:41PM Wed. Sep. 16, 2009, Anne Harris Read More | Comment »

Linked on Austin Game Developers Conference
Now that the Austin Game Developers Conference is almost over wouldn't you like to feel like you're in the know and hip to all the cool games that were talked about. Well, I can't really help, but here are some links that might.

3:59PM Wed. Sep. 16, 2009, James Renovitch Read More | Comment »

Howl, Fantods, Howl.
Here's a wonderful literary event called And But So. (It's called that in homage to, as you know even if you've only skimmed a story in which David Foster Wallace allows his supra-narrator characters to get a word in edgewise, a tic of human speech that the acclaimed and beloved – but now, as of about a year ago, suicided – author captured so well and frequently.)

3:02PM Wed. Sep. 16, 2009, Wayne Alan Brenner Read More | Comment »

Saturday Night's Alright
This Saturday shapes up to be one of the best days of music in Geezerville since South by Southwest, Saturday, 2001. That was the day I caught full sets from 15 bands, ended up doing tequila shots at the bar of the Continental Club with two women from Australia, and lived to tell about it.

2:21PM Wed. Sep. 16, 2009, Jim Caligiuri Read More | Comment »

Rock Out With Your Dogs Out
It’s been a few days now since the release of Beatles Rock Band, and your wrists and knees probably need a break. The good news? A short ergonomic vacation from unlocking new challenges doesn’t have to mean a total halt to your celebration of fine, electronic cover bands. Soon you’ll be able to tag in the 1980s original, the Rock-afire Explosion.

12:08PM Wed. Sep. 16, 2009, Ashley Moreno Read More | Comment »

Mama Was a Rodeo
In his previous films, Bradley Beesley has turned a camera on subjects who are chafing at society’s strictures – catfish noodlers neigh-saying the rod-and-reel norm; those gonzo Flaming Lippers, kissing off radio rock – but in his latest, Sweethearts of the Prison Rodeo, his subjects are quite literally bucking – and behind bars.

11:38AM Wed. Sep. 16, 2009, Kimberley Jones Read More | Comment »

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Former comptroller's speech to the Netroots 'N Boots meeting (video)
 
Legeland at the DNC: John Sharp
Along with Houston Mayor Bill White, former Texas comptroller John Sharp has thrown his hat into the ring to be the Democratic nominee to replace Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison. During the Democratic National Committee meeting in Austin, Texas, he dropped by the Netroots 'N Boots party to explain his candidacy. Legeland managed to catch his speech on video.

11:00AM Wed. Sep. 16, 2009, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Doggett Down on Baucus Plan
Austin Congressman Lloyd Doggett apparently isn't too enamored of Montana Democrat Max Baucus' new Senate health care reform bill. In a statement just released by his office, he said:

10:32AM Wed. Sep. 16, 2009, Lee Nichols Read More | Comment »

Fantastic Fest to Kick off Nationwide Sneaks of ‘Paranormal Activity’
OK, so we like to front like we’re tough, but fact is, we’re an awful wimp when it comes to scary movies. Case in point: Our colleague Marc Savlov – good man – had to pre-screen a stack of Fantastic Fest films for us and let us know which ones were, um, not liable to give us an awful case of the oogly-booglies.

10:32PM Tue. Sep. 15, 2009, Kimberley Jones Read More | Comment »

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