John Langmore
features
Issue No. 11 happens to fall on 11/11/11
news
Austin ISD's new multicultural, multitasking outreach director has a big job ahead: telling the district's story and getting the district to listen to the response
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
A movement being born is many things
BY MICHAEL KING
The Downtown Austin Plan comes lumbering toward its official adoption
BY MICHAEL KING
Calendar of civic events, Nov. 10-17
AISD considers partnership with charter school program
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Redevelopment brings the axe to Wilson Street bungalows
BY AMY SMITH
D.C. Courts: Don't gerrymander Texas
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
103-year-old home bites the dust
BY AMY SMITH
Parks and Rec considers turning golf course into parkland
BY NICK BARBARO
Local voters respond more favorably to roads than open space
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Neighborhood faced with loss of water source
BY MIKE KANIN
A model for seeing past faulty eyewitness IDs
BY JORDAN SMITH
APA’s Wayne Vincent faces challenge
BY JORDAN SMITH
2010 Medical Examiner’s report released
BY JORDAN SMITH
Officers should be fired, NAACP leader says
BY JORDAN SMITH
Attorneys asking court to throw out Jimenez conviction
BY JORDAN SMITH
RICK PERRY DEATH WATCH
U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear Duane Buck case
BY JORDAN SMITH
Hank Skinner was scheduled to die this week
BY JORDAN SMITH
The U.S. ranks low in measures of equality and social justice
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
A Sancerre-ly impressive Texas wine
BY WES MARSHALL
Chow down to benefit veterans? Consider it done.
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
Turn the tasty up to 11
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
Food Reviews
34th Street Cafe adds new Tallent
Highbrow takeout? Take that, Domino's!
Stuff your piehole … with pie, obviously
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
music
OTR attends Fun Fun Fun Fest, packs things, and moves to the Cloud
BY AUSTIN POWELL
FUN FUN FUN FEST 2011
Fun Fun Fun Shots
Donald Glover/Childish Gambino
Flying Lotus/Diplo
Metallurgy
screens
The heartachey animation of Don Hertzfeldt
BY MARC SAVLOV
AFS Doc Nights: Nostalgia for the Light
BY ANNE S. LEWIS
Smut City wants to cinematically sex up your November
BY MARC SAVLOV
Screens Reviews
A Fassbinder masterpiece of resignation and moral detachment
Film Reviews
The man who played Dirty Harry directs Leonardo DiCaprio as America's top cop, J. Edgar Hoover.
This is a love story love story about people of a certain age – which is not to be confused with a love story for the ages.
Pedro Almodóvar, Spain's maestro of madness and desire, reunites with Antonio Banderas for this dark and frazzled tale of l'amour fou.
Light ’em up for everyone's favorite movie stoners.
arts & culture
EAST AUSTIN STUDIO TOUR PREVIEW
John Langmore turns his lens on East Austin and discovers a rich history and community
BY ROBERT FAIRES
Debra Broz's porcelain hybrid beasts would make Dr. Moreau proud
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
Haircuts by Children asks you to trust your coif to kids with scissors
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
The Chronicle Arts editor's recommendations for the 2011 tour
BY ROBERT FAIRES
The Chronicle Arts listings editor's recommendations for the 2011 tour
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
The boards of the two museums have voted to merge, but what does that mean?
BY ROBERT FAIRES
Are we looking at the wrong statistics for measuring a win in the arts?
BY ROBERT FAIRES
Arts Reviews
ALO opens its 25th season with a magical revival of Mozart's opera
Etiquette takes a pratfall in this comic battle for control between cousins
columns
The McRib, the Hokey Pokey, and more facts from Mr. Pants
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Republican policies deepen economic divisions, to the peril of all of us
BY LOUIS BLACK
Get crafty with Dandy
BY KATE X MESSER
The good (Gail), the bad (the big snip), and the fugly (Kim Kardashian) as deigned by Your Style Avatar
BY STEPHEN MACMILLAN MOSER
Mary's Cafe makes chicken-fried steak so thin and tender it can be cut with a fork
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
Austin Music Hall, Saturday, November 12, 2011
BY THE LUV DOC
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
So many reasons to see the Texas Stars this weekend
BY MARK FAGAN
Both of Austin's NCAA women's teams selected for their national tourneys
BY NICK BARBARO