Volume 29, Number 37
ON THE COVER:
news
Suppressed KeyPoint report charges APD negligence in Sanders shooting
BY JORDAN SMITH AND RICHARD WHITTAKER
The suppressed KeyPoint report raises questions that still need answering
BY MICHAEL KING
Rumblings at the council that not everyone's on board for November bond election
BY WELLS DUNBAR
Citizens' calendar: May 13-19
News briefs from Austin, the region, and beyond
ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL
Voters in Austin, other school districts choose new trustees
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Sosa prevails while two others return to the trail
BY LEE NICHOLS
Transit agency formally responds to Sunset findings
BY LEE NICHOLS
Agency looks outside for new leadership
BY LEE NICHOLS
More regs for food cart vendors?
BY WELLS DUNBAR
'Sustainability' is much more than a 14-letter word
BY KATHERINE GREGOR
A green (and blue and brown) grab bag of enviro tids and bits
BY NORA ANKRUM
'Friends' provides a 25-page proposal for fate of Cactus
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
MoveOn and the Coffee Party raise the stakes on corporate lobbying reform
BY AMY SMITH
Even under a new administration, the nation's drug policy looks the same
BY JORDAN SMITH
The Tactics of Talx; and Wall Street's Slap on the Wrist
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
Like father, like son
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
Farmers at the bakery? No, bakers at the farmers' market.
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
A friendly instruction manual for wine by our favorite Wes Marshall
BY DORSEY BARGER
It's a week of fundraisers and fests for Austin foodies
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
Making sure 'Food-o-File' better serves you
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
music
Are you experienced? The answer lies in Sony Legacy's new Jimi Hendrix reissues.
BY MARGARET MOSER
Juan González answers to no one
BY AUSTIN POWELL
Phases & Stages
Live
Now I Got Worry, Dirty Shirt Rock & Roll: The First Ten Years, Controversial Negro
Black Tambourine
Sound of the Westway
The Mercury Albums Anthology
The Complete Columbia Singles
Please Don't Tell Me How the Story Ends: The Publishing Demos 1968-1972
Today, On Fire, This Is Our Music
La Leyenda
Twelve Nights in Hollywood
Funky Midnight Mover: The Atlantic Studio Recordings (1962-1978)
screens
MARFA FILM FESTIVAL
Filmmakers and filmgoers make the journey from Austin to Marfa, with an ever-expanding footprint
BY JAMES RENOVITCH
Ryan Piers Williams and America Ferrera on their Iraq vet drama, The Dry Land
BY KIMBERLEY JONES
Mink Stole on life with John Waters and death in the new horror-comedy All About Evil
BY MARC SAVLOV
Screens Reviews
The generous, forgiving humanity of Godard's third film still beats through
Two legendary ladies, Betty White and Lena Horne, made news last week
BY BELINDA ACOSTA
Film Reviews
Documentary? Artwork? Puzzle? Prank? Social commentary? This film by the British graffiti artist known as Banksy is, indeed, all of the above.
Zoe Kazan stars in this perfectly paced movie about a 20-year-old home from college for the week.
Michael Caine gets his Charles Bronson on in this British vigilante drama.
Queen Latifah co-stars with Common in this rote romantic comedy in which the only surprise element is the success of the New Jersey Nets.
Benjamin Bratt plays a reformed convict and recovering alcoholic in this film written and directed by his brother Peter Bratt.
There's a lovely little arthouse movie buried in this romance starring Amanda Seyfried, although the film's commercial aspirations get in its way.
Ridley Scott’s revisionist rendering of the Robin Hood tale is full of well-staged battle sequences and is something of an origins story.
Winner of the Best Foreign Language Film award at this year’s Oscars, this Argentine film is a reflective mystery story.
This documentary presents the 13th annual Van Cliburn Competition in Fort Worth, Texas.
arts & culture
The nominees for the 2010 Austin Critics Table Awards
BY ROBERT FAIRES
NYC cabaret star on what makes his Cast Party more than a night at a piano bar
BY ROBERT FAIRES
Local, state, and national awards for a host of the city's student artists
BY ROBERT FAIRES
The Jones Center is closed, so Arthouse just hangs its art sale on other walls
BY ROBERT FAIRES
Arts Reviews
Shakespeare's troubling comedy, done old-school, gets a new lease on life
This rock & roll take on the Bard aims for spectacle more than meaning or heart
This touring show is so rich in history and beauty, you can get lost in the maize
columns
Part II, Illustration Not Validation
BY LOUIS BLACK
Find out why Your Style Avatar deems Kevlar this season's must have fabric!
BY STEPHEN MACMILLAN MOSER
A boo! A bounce! And a bomb!
BY KATE X MESSER
At the Mineral Wells Fossil Park, visitors are guaranteed to find 300-million-year-old fossils and may keep what they find
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
Greyhounds, goldfish, and much more
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Pfluger Park, Friday, May 14, 2010
BY THE LUV DOC
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
Jamie Benn takes Texas one step closer to the Calder Cup
BY MARK FAGAN
Aztex host two home games, WC rosters announced, Boom Sumting!
BY NICK BARBARO