Mix together one part cookbook, one part self-help, and a whopping serving of self-love and acceptance, bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes and – voilà – out comes Youtube star and Food Network host Hannah Hart’s latest book My Drunk Kitchen Holidays!

Halloween is Gay Christmas, but much like Christmas, most of the movies out there celebrated as premium works don’t feature a lot of the LGBTQs.

Megan Rapinoe, the pink-haired soccer star who led the U.S. Women’s National Team to its fourth World Cup victory this summer, credits growing up as an elite athlete alongside her 25-30 teammates for her confidence.

When glancing over the list of this year’s Texas Book Festival authors, a jarring and piercingly relevant theme stands out: what it means to live in the melting pot of American culture as a minority. What is it to be accepted and embraced in American society, and how influential is the fear that accompanies the search for that feeling of belonging?

A new film from former Austinite Lucky McKee is always a big deal, and we'd been waiting eagerly for the latest from the director of May to make its way back home. Tonight, we finally get a special screening of his Austin-shot psychothriller Kindred Spirits – but wait. You don't even need to leave your couch.

Heraclitus, a Greek philosopher born in 544 BCE said, “No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man.” Glenn Ganges, the river-named protagonist of many of Kevin Huizenga’s graphic novels steps again and again into the river of time and sleeps (or tries in vain to sleep) through the river of dreams.

It would be nice, wouldn’t it, to grow up in something other than a wantonly industrialized nation that’s rapidly becoming a police state? It’d be a fine, true, life-enriching thing, and it’s easier to imagine it now because we’re still nearer to the beginning of the militarizing process than are the people in Eleanor Davis’ The Hard Tomorrow.

There are many things that can be said about Bigfoot. Whether it exists or not, whether you call it yeti or skunk ape, it seems pretty clear that Sasquatch doesn't care about clickbait.

Is there a truer friend and collaborative partner than one that would dress you up as a giant pizza slice? Maybe one that will let you do that to them. Yet that's just a glimpse of the heartfelt oddities in I've Got Issues, the strange and wonderful new Austin-made comedy from Steve Collins, starring John Merriman as that cheese-drenched treat.