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Volume 44, Number 8
Issue Supplement
Best of Austin: Restaurants 2024
news
Mayor, City Council, propositions, and more endorsements from our editorial board
BY THE CHRONICLE EDITORIAL BOARD
Reforms to Austin’s arts grants threaten to disrupt the city’s cultural ecosystem
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
From treasure legends to backyard graves, news archives fill gaps
BY BENTON GRAHAM
Abbott condemns the bipartisan committee
BY BRANT BINGAMON
A visiting reporter from Germany reflects as he heads home
BY JONAH LEMM
food
BEST OF AUSTIN: RESTAURANTS 2024
Some thoughts on the third annual Best of Austin: Restaurants Awards
BY KIMBERLEY JONES
Best New Restaurant, Best Chef, and more
Best Food Truck, Best Fine Dining, and more
Best Barbecue, Best Tex-Mex, and more
Best Burger, Best Breakfast Taco, and more
Best Margarita, Best Milkshake, and more
Best Happy Hour, Best View, and more
Our faves, from 1am burgers to anytime pie
BY MELANIE HAUPT AND TAYLOR TOBIN
music
Stars Cafe is next in I-35 demolition, Red River looks for funding, and more
BY CARYS ANDERSON
Native Austin son and singer-songwriter comes of age with fourth LP
BY DOUG FREEMAN
Outdoor taping heralds longest-running music program in TV history
BY DOUG FREEMAN
Get out and get live this week
BY CARYS ANDERSON, DEREK UDENSI, JAMES RENOVITCH, JAMES SCOTT, MICHAEL TOLAND, KAHRON SPEARMAN, RAOUL HERNANDEZ, DOUG FREEMAN AND KEVIN CURTIN
Rabbi Neil Blumofe tributes jazz legends and shares their stories at this monthly show
BY AMBER WILLIAMS
BY DEREK UDENSI
Screens
Film Reviews
An irresistible screwball comedy from the director of Red Rocket
Ralph Fiennes stars in a papal thriller from Edward Berger (All Quiet on the Western Front)
Doc about a diverse group of pastors trying to find common ground
It's end times at the G7 summit in Guy Maddin's black comedy
One last pas de deux between Tom Hardy's reporter and the hellraising symbiote he plays bodily host to
Rom-com-horror about a woman who falls for the literal monster in her closet
arts & culture
Mexic-Arte exhibit explores ancient roots in modern life
BY CAT MCCARREY
Liven up your weekend with these undead events
BY JAMES SCOTT, KAT MCNEVINS, CAT MCCARREY, KIMBERLEY JONES, LINA FISHER, DOUG FREEMAN, CARYS ANDERSON, JAMES RENOVITCH AND BRANT BINGAMON
We're all gearing up for All Hallows' Eve
BY JAMES SCOTT, KAT MCNEVINS, LINA FISHER, EDEN SHAMY AND CAT MCCARREY
It's time to get scared or spooked or possibly amused
BY JAMES SCOTT, KAT MCNEVINS, RICHARD WHITTAKER, AMAYA AUSTIN AND CARYS ANDERSON
columns
Post-punk pioneers talk Entertainment! at 45, farewell tour
BY CARYS ANDERSON
Ahead of Levitation, British singer-songwriter unpacks new LP My Method Actor
BY CARYS ANDERSON
A scary Halloween to you and yours this howl-iday scream-son
BY JAMES SCOTT
Archaeology Month brings out the Indiana Jones in all of us
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
Send him down to Camp Dry Hole and train him up yourself
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Your weekly horoscope, Oct. 25-31
BY ROB BREZSNY
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
Austin FC ends season with a win, and with the hunt for a new head coach at the top of the to-do list
BY ERIC GOODMAN
comics
BY SAM HURT
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY JEN SORENSEN