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Local groups work to "rescue" food from loss and landfills
BY ROBYN ROSS
Mayoral foundation could privatize public functions
BY MICHAEL KING
Everywhere you turn, the issue is water
Plot thickens in Eastside demolition saga
BY TONY CANTÚ
The new City Council wades into deeper water
BY MICHAEL KING
The D6 CM is the lone "no" vote on Cardinal Point
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
In Rodney Reed case, forensic experts believe Stacey Stites died before midnight
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
UT students are disappointed by admin's failure to nip racist parties in the bud
BY MAC MCCANN
New reproductive health policy campaign seeks to reverse damage of anti-choice laws
BY MARY TUMA
Abbott delivers the State of the State and lawmakers get a per diem boost
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Obama's planned expansion of DACA and DAPA on hold
BY TONY CANTÚ
Campus carry and open carry bills advance to full Senate
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Senate Bill 487: Ellis files bill to help convicted receive new DNA tests
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Tough on crime, unless it's corporate
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
Local groups work to reduce, redistribute, and "rescue" food from loss and landfills
An icon makes a big comeback
BY DAN GENTILE
Taco Flats is maybe too laid-back
BY BRANDON WATSON
Getting our goat on Braker
BY MICK VANN
The icing on the cake
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
music
Skylark Lounge pianist Margaret Wright plays divine
BY KAHRON SPEARMAN
Announcing the 2014/15 Austin Music Awards bill, the 13th Floor Elevators reunite for Levitation, and King Coffey recovers after being struck by a car
BY KEVIN CURTIN
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I'm Not Good
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The Limestone Kid
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screens
Roundup of upcoming Austin film events
A business meeting goes well, but there's no follow-through. "Help Desk" to the rescue.
BY MICHAEL AGRESTA
Film Reviews
Hindi crime thriller.
Bye-bye bullies and basket cases; enter the DUFF – shorthand for designated ugly fat friend.
For all the commotion, it's just another wish-fulfillment fairy tale about a naive girl and her Prince Charming – but with tame BDSM.
This Mexican hit tells a heartwarming story about a teen who's forced to rely on the kindness of strangers when he travels to Germany to find work.
Anna Kendrick shines in Richard LaGravenese's loving adaptation of Jason Robert Brown's stage musical.
Despite heavy sports-underdog cliches, this film with Kevin Costner as the coach of an all-Latino high school track team taps into a lot of modern realities.
From the director of The Secret of Kells comes this lovely work of animation about the Celtic selkies.
arts & culture
Sean Ripple on "Tom Sachs: Boombox Retrospective" and the rising role of the artist-curator
BY SETH ORION SCHWAIGER
Austin Shakespeare revisits Tom Stoppard in Hades for The Invention of Love
BY ROBERT FAIRES
Arts Reviews
Physical Plant's new work is a fast, funny, disturbing example of great Austin playmaking
This G.B. Shaw comedy is typically dense with dialogue, but the student actors at St. Edward's manage to keep tensions high
The unfortunately apolitical but undeniably charming work of Tony de los Reyes
columns
OUTsider: And so it begins
Side-eyeing the confines of female film roles
BY AMY GENTRY
A proud ship and a unique classroom
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
The latest drug craze not threatening America's youth
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