Volume 33, Number 36
ON THE COVER:
news
As May money season opens, candidates blossom
BY MICHAEL KING
Sotomayor on the willfulness of judicial 'colorblindness'
BY MICHAEL KING
Can the latest advances in intersection designs fix Austin's gridlock?
BY AMY SMITH
Tensions around job sharing plan peak
BY LIZZIE JESPERSEN
Light agenda heading into budget season
BY MICHAEL KING
Rising tax bill forces owner to put art venue on the market
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Kelly Wayne Noel killed by drunk driver
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Report says 4.1% of death row defendants in the U.S. are innocent
BY JORDAN SMITH
Rick Perry's got himself into a jam with the law, but fret not, he's got taxpayers' dollars to cover his attorney fees
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
Changing the world – one beer at a time
BY ANNA TOON
Biryani Pot seduces with sublime goat rib chops
BY MICK VANN
Kiskadee's labor-intensive process yields distinctive product
BY KATE THORNBERRY
The scoop at AF&WF, and sad news for breakfast taco lovers
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
May 1-8
music
AUSTIN PSYCH FEST 2014 PREVIEW
Welcome to Area 51 of APF
BY RAOUL HERNANDEZ
Psych Fest Record Reviews
screens
Does Austin have enough room for two queer film festivals?
BY KATE X MESSER
Tishuan Scott connects the dots between Nietzsche and his award-winning turn in civil war drama 'The Retrieval'
BY JOSH ROSENBLATT
The Austin Film Society's latest series zooms in on creative block
BY KIMBERLEY JONES
Film Reviews
More proves to be less for Spidey this time out.
Telugu film.
In one of his last roles, Paul Walker stars in this American remake of Luc Besson's actioner District B13.
After buying a storage locker full of unknown photos, the filmmaker becomes the de facto executor of the unheralded photographer of the title.
Telugu romance.
In this road movie, Catherine Deneuve plays a Frenchwoman having an existential crisis on wheels.
The venerable Hammer Film studio gets into the found-footage horror genre.
Chris Eska's ambitious indie film is set during the waning months of the Civil War and tells a distinctive coming-of-age story.
arts & culture
What began as a play for Austin by a Ukrainian playwright has become a dispatch from the front lines of a war
BY ROBERT FAIRES
An inanimate steed of aluminum and cane Handsprings to life in this award-winning drama
BY ROBERT FAIRES
Jill Schroeder's art space ends hiatus, reopens in bigger digs on East Cesar Chavez
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
Arts Reviews
Everyone, young and old alike, gets drawn in to Present Company's staging of this Shakespearean rom-com
Karen Sherman's surprisingly funny, moving dance and text work was poetry in motion
The exhibition weaves anecdotes into a story of the artist's life and also his creative range
columns
Actors are musicians of behavior
BY MICHAEL VENTURA
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
One zine grows up, and Austin's mags burst into bloom
BY AMY GENTRY
Watching the ships roll in to Galveston Bay at Fort Travis Seashore Park
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
This week's week of nuts is kicked off with OUTsider's first outing: MayDayGayDay
An unexpected wet willie from the finger of the divine
BY THE LUV DOC
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
BY NICK BARBARO
comics
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY TONY MILLIONAIRE
BY SAM HURT
BY JEN SORENSEN