When people ask me what I'm reading, my answer is embarrassing: Everything, and yet not much. I dearly love to read, and yet the great irony of my chosen profession as a writer is that I'm a painfully slow reader. It's a reality that I think makes me a pretty good proofreader, but a real burden when trying to keep up with books and magazines.

"Last Night was an A1, tip-top, clubbing, jam fair. It was a sandwich of fun, on ecstasy bread, wrapped up in a big bag like disco fudge. It doesn't get much better than that. I just wish that I could control these fucking mood swings!"

We here at the Chronicle are proud members of the dead-tree brigade, so it's no surprise what's on our must-see list of movies today.

It may not be the sexiest event during SXSW but co-hosts Meredith Molinari, host of the PlayStation Network’s reality series The Tester, and local indie game developer Adam Saltsman had some surprising charm for such an odd couple as they ad-libbed the majority of their way through the technical-difficulty ridden event. And the winners are …

It's a mystery. Seems like somebody has been giving graphic novels bad movie adaptations and a black eye to boot.

"He looks really happy," said a friend as we joined the mob waiting to receive Good Humor bars from Mr. Pee Wee Herman himself. Umm, we know he is, but what are you?

Considering the US Grand Prix is scheduled to begin in Austin 2012, there was something fitting yesterday about having a Williams Cosworth FW33 race car at the Long Center, and the new documentary Senna at the Paramount.

Due to travel woes, Super costar Ellen Page missed the standing room-only Super panel on Saturday (she piped in via speakerphone), but she did make the Paramount red carpet.

Starring: Fred Graver, The Travel Channel; Lila King, CNN iReport; Gavin Purcell, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon; Chloe Sladden, Twitter; Tim Shey, Next New Networks. With special guests: Delicious, fresh-baked Krispy Kreme donuts.