Photo by Sandy Carson
Volume 38, Number 2
ON THE COVER:
news
County moves forward with new women's building despite vote to delay and community outcry
BY LINDSAY STAFFORD MADER
Affordable housing headlines, but there's plenty in the package
BY MICHAEL KING
District 5 council member on Chapter 380 agreements
Anti-LGBTQ church's use of Performing Arts Center sparks protest, trustees' concerns
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
NAKED CITY
Avoids indictment over alleged sexual assault of minor in 2006
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Believe Senate Bill 1882 will lead to "charterization" of public school system
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
Police chief outlines timeline for amending policy for discretionary arrests
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
The purge is on
BY MICHAEL KING
Council nears final decisions on 2019 budget
BY MICHAEL KING
The State v. the Federal Court
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Failed candidate now pursuing "illegal voters"
BY MICHAEL KING
Peace and harmony
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
Numbers following the June ReMap: going up
BY JACK CRAVER
New beginnings for two elementary schools
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
Labor Day is over
BY MARY TUMA, CHASE HOFFBERGER, MICHAEL KING AND NINA HERNANDEZ
Council approves overhaul of Chapter 380 agreements
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
food
The annual event is back with the best bits of tiki craft and history
BY TOM THORNTON
Antonelli’s, Vino Vino, Il Bruto, and La Matta think beyond the palate
BY R.T. FRANK
Andrew Curren’s Downtown restaurant reinvents Italian lunch
BY JESSI CAPE
music
After supplying a scientific breakthrough, this Austinite improves one show at a time
BY RACHEL RASCOE
Austin music’s fall festival opens with a double-barrel bang
BY KEVIN CURTIN
Texas Platters
See You Later, Simulator
At King Electric
The Sea Within
Cordless
Bridge Farmers
Homecoming
The Change
I Travel On
Saturday Night, Sunday Morning
Morose
screens
AGLIFF 2018
The All Genders, Lifestyles, and Identities Film Festival embraces the diversity of queer culture
BY JOSH KUPECKI
aGLIFF film explores the intersection of transphobia, imperialism, and poverty
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Ellis Haizlip is the unapologetic Mr. Soul!
BY CHARLIE NEDDO
Biopics, retrospectives, and one big mystery
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Recipients show strength and diversity of Texas filmmakers
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Film Reviews
Back to the beach in this coming-of-age throwback
Imperialism and isolation pervade this monster movie
More Midwestern religiosity from the God's Not Dead team
The genius of the original bad boy of tennis, deconstructed
Deliciously lurid crime drama is pulp in all the best ways
Glenn Close is icily brilliant as a woman who refuses to be diminished
arts & culture
Make a space with a DIY approach to art and a Burning Man vibe, and you get the wildly popular Cherry Cola Dog
BY TAYLOR PREWITT
On the first Sunday of the month, One-2-One Bar gives musicians an outlet to show another side of their artistry
BY DAVID BRENDAN HALL
Arts Reviews
In Stephanie Alison Walker’s new play, women’s fight for the “disappeared” in Argentina’s Dirty War proves timely
This new work of dance-theatre takes us on journeys through wild wastes and personal histories, but leaves us in a place of hope
The clouds are angry in this solo installation, but the spirit of the show at DORF is doggedly hopeful, fresh, and invigorating
columns
Like community, but queerer
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Service dog from 9/11 remembered in her home town
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
Buzzing hard on 20mg of Blue Bell-soaked THC
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
Here and There
BY NICK BARBARO
comics
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY RYAN HENNESSEE
BY SAM HURT