Jason Stout
Volume 35, Number 7
ON THE COVER:
news
As Sheffield's case awaits trial, he still wonders why CLEAT took such drastic action against him
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
We don't spend enough time looking at how untreated mental illness is contributing to crime
BY AMY KAMP
The CodeNEXT process is upon us
BY NICK BARBARO
Council awaits a nearly 90-item agenda on Thursday
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
TNC proposals now move to full Council
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Clearing the store's former site won't result in sanctions for property owners
BY TONY CANTÚ
Planning gets started for the Elgin Agrarian Community
BY NICK BARBARO
Nancy Pelosi, Julián Castro to join Trib Fest
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Adler and Eckhardt show support for immigration reform
BY TONY CANTÚ
Homeowners allege predatory lending practices
BY TONY CANTÚ
Moneyed elites get richer the old-fashioned way: stealing
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
Finding home in the bottom of a cup
BY HEIDI MEURER
Mixed offerings at Westin eatery
BY BRANDON WATSON
Craft and quality at Bone Spirits
BY MELODY FURY
Priced out
BY BRANDON WATSON
music
Part of the Seventies Southern California songwriting cabal that produced Linda Ronstadt, Jackson Browne, and the Eagles, J.D. Souther brings his craft to the Dripping Springs Songwriters' Festival
BY WILLIAM HARRIES GRAHAM
Venue first, clubhouse second, and record store third. Trailer Space's constant free, all-ages concerts filled a void for up-and-coming Austin acts.
BY KEVIN CURTIN
Texas Book Festival Reviews
Jessica Hopper
Ray Benson and David Menconi
Robert Christgau
Kristin Hersh
Katheryn Russell-Brown
Elvis Costello by Elvis Costello in 688 pages
BY JIM CALIGIURI
screens
Finding Jenn's Voice illuminates a disturbing trend
BY SARAH MARLOFF
New horror anthology screens this weekend
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Film Reviews
Idris Elba co-stars in this Netflix drama about child soldiers in Africa
An Appalachian "spinster" learns the truth about her past
Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks revisit the Cold War
Telugu film
Guillermo del Toro goes Gothic, but falls short
Julianne Moore and Ellen Page are adrift in this gay-rights drama
Bollywood romantic comedy
Everyone works at the top of their game to deliver this timely biopic
A high school football player embraces his religious faith
arts & culture
The Texas Book Festival's 20th year gives fans of the written word 300 authors to connect with
BY ROBERT FAIRES
Austin composer Russell Podgorsek teams with lit journal NANO Fiction to create short short stories with original scores
BY ROBERT FAIRES
Arts Reviews
Every element of this UT Department of Theatre & Dance production demands attention and respect
MASS Gallery's five artists bombard the senses with neon-bright objects linked to personal consumption
The artist pushes past the simplicity of creating pixelated sculptures of wildlife
columns
It's hard to get unstuck from the past when it's still so present
BY LOUIS BLACK
Stargayzer busts the queer music doors wide open
BY KATE X MESSER
Former Old West saloon becomes Mesa Vineyards' tasting room and wine bar
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
What if the bliss they're doling out in heaven is not your jam?
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
BY NICK BARBARO
comics
BY SAM HURT
BY TONY MILLIONAIRE
BY JEN SORENSEN
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY LANCE MYERS