Cover Story
Shock and Awesomeness
Stephen Romano puts the movies in his mind down on paper in his fake-history coffeetable book, Shock Festival
Does Fake Blood Come Out?
Scare for a Cure Halloween house goes down the gooey route
‘NBA 2K9’ Looks Fabulous
2K Sports’ newest basketball sim impresses visually with more than adequate gameplay
Keffer Targets Craddick
It’s Eastland against Midland for the speakership
CD 10 Race Getting National Notice
McCaul’s advantage downgraded from “likely Republican” to “leans”
AFF Announces Audience Award Winners
AFF Audience Awards
Cutthroat Counterprogramming
Saturday night’s the right night to like books in Austin town
No John McCain Masks in the Voting Booth
But most Halloween costumes are permitted
Let’s Dance
Ozomatli raises Stubb’s metaphorical roof
Do It in The Dark
UT student Energy Challenge
Mr. No-Paycheck
aka Bill Spelman
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
Red Cross still dealing with PR problems after Ike response
Longhorns, Hilltoppers, Dynamo, and More
UT seniors play home soccer finale on Halloween, and more
The Lineup
Recommended music for the week of October 31 – November 6
Hail to the Hustle: Downballot Get Down
Local and state races, Socialism and PB&Js
Travis County Smashes Its Early Voting Record
Previous high from 2004 falls, with two days still remaining
Cornyn Has Some Chutzpa, Continued
Senator’s theft of the Chronicle’s footage keeps making news
Between Witkin and Seuss
House of Torment artistic director explains his artistic influences
Something to Sink Your Teeth Into
Twilight, Catherine Hardwicke coming to the IMAX
Mega Voting Sites Open Until 9pm
Travis County clerk hopes to squeeze in several thousand more voters before Election Day
On Presidents and Pot
With less than a week left before E-day, Reefer Madness reminds you to check out where the candidates stand on drug law reform.
Cornyn Has Some Chutzpa
Pot calls the kettle black
Privacy and Politics in HD-17
GOP mailer hands out Dem candidate’s social security number
Prop. 2 on the Radio
Chronicle news editor and Stop Domain Subsidies founder to debate on KOOP
Tour de Fat Videos
Check out these videos that I put together from New Belgium’s Tour de Fat last weekend. It was a ton of fun and I can’t wait to do it again next year. Special thanks to Chris Winn, Mucca Pazza and Paper Bird for their help and support. Ride On! THE BIKE PARADE THE PARTY
Capital Metro to Offer Free Rides on Election Day
Now you have one less excuse why you can’t vote
KXAN Returns to Time Warner
Just in time for the new ’30 Rock’!
Viva Les Froid Amis!
Okay, so it’s going to be as chilly as a penguin’s patootie in Republic Square Park this evening, but that’s no reason to miss the Austin Film Society’s free screening of local filmmaker Nancy Higgins acclaimed documentary Viva Les Amis. Seriously, bring some blankets, a dog (or two), and a box of House Merlot and…
One of These People Will Be Your New Chief
CM Ott schedules meet-and-greet for residents to meet AFD chief finalists
Who is Mr. Creep?
How an Austin horror icon began
CD 10: Last Pre-Election Finance Reports
Doherty’s getting low on cash, McCaul still has $300K
Keel Gets Claytie Cash
HD-47 challenger proves you can’t pick your donors
Spend Halloween in a Local Haunted Hotel
Austin’s historic Driskill Hotel offers a “ghostly” special package deal for All Hallows Eve.
Never Mind Those Thousand Words
ICOON from Amberpress makes meatspace convo all point & click.
Eat Popcorn to Raise Money for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Two Austin business partners throw a benefit party for the Austin affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Awareness organization.
Now THAT’S Scary!
I see dead people
McCaul Finally Acknowledges He Has an Opponent
McCaul slams Doherty for “distract[ing] from the real issues”
Attack of the Robocaller!
WilCo Dem county attorney challenger claims attack piece breaks federal law
Phone Home
The highs and lows of Voodoo Fest
CD 10 Candidates Debate, Sort Of
McCaul and Doherty finally meet before the Houston Chronicle editorial board
Obama Does the Daily Show Wednesday Night!
Presidential candidate Barack Obama will appear on the Daily Show Oct. 29.
The Other Nov. 4 election
FCC vote could restrict the use of “white space” and widen the digital divide, according to media reform advocates.
Loose Lips Sink Ships
Cornyn’s campaign director blabs about his dislike of Republican candidate … to Noriega’s spokeswoman and daughter of opponent
The Politics of Effigy?
Violence. Art. Politics. Sigh.
Colt McCoy Fumbles! Alert the Media!
In a 28-24 squeaker win over Oklahoma State, the Horns proved once again why QB Colt McCoy is the Heisman Trophy hopeful and why without him they are toast in the Big 12
The CD 10 Polls, in Graphic Form
Margin is narrowing between McCaul and Doherty
Bad Day to be Alaskan
Sen. Ted Stevens found guilty, Palin draws more flack
Gossip Girls
Ray LaMontagne’s Paramount crush
The Smears are Here!
Eight days out and the negative campaigning is in high gear
Maceo Parker’s Cold Sweat
The sax man cometh (to Antone’s)
SXSW Teases Its ’09 Lineup
Todd Haynes to appear at SXSW Film ’09
Capital Metro Strike Looms
Union votes 57-390 against StarTran’s final offer
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? 1962, NR, 134 min. Directed by Robert Aldrich, Starring Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Victor Buono. The Bette Davis/Joan Crawford Grand Guignol thriller.
Early Voting Dips, but Still on Record Pace
All-time high could be reached Tuesday or Wednesday
Research 2000: McCaul 46, Doherty 42
Number falls within the margin of error
22% Have Already Voted in Travis
Early voting slowing, but only slightly
UPDATE: Hey, Where Did All the Cyber-Republicans Go?
And who is Colton Brugger?
Come Out! Come Out!
Where Sarah Palin really shops.
UPDATE: Where Did Mike McCaul’s Cyberpresence Go?
Did Republican congressman’s campaign website get booted?
It’s Raining Men. Well … Sorta.
Swedish hockey team delays game with a dildo downpour.
New Republican Values: Theft Is Okay
GOP candidates use copyrighted works without permission
Are Dems Already Outvoting Republicans?
Both sides tout early numbers showing problems for GOP
Getting Hustled by John Cornyn
Texas Senator steals ‘Hail to the Hustle’ footage for campaign ad
Latin Beat
Five recent releases mostly en Español
Got the Red State Blues?
Down-home election eve concert hopes to bring change – and fire-hot tunes – to Austin
WilCo Election Screw-Up
County clerk sends out wrong information to 3,000 voters
Thrill the World
ZOMG!1!! Zombies! …and damn can they dance! In case you haven’t heard, this weekend the good residents of Austin will make an attempt at a world record. On Saturday, Oct 25, there will be over 1,000 people, and some undead, performing Michael Jackson’s Thriller dance in unison. At the same time, all over the world…
Ferrell and Fey on Thursday ‘SNL’
Hey, who needs Time Warner and KXAN when you have “Newsdesk”?
Nenno Seeks Clemency
Condemned inmate Eric Nenno is asking that his life be spared
Smells Like Teen Spirit
Austin’s bands of tomorrow are already here, they’re just U18
AFF 2008 Reviews
The Atom Smashers D: Clayton Brown, Monica Long Ross. Tiny, theoretical formulas have been making huge news lately and not only on Wall Street. Scientists in Switzerland recently turned on the European Organization for Nuclear Reasearch’s (CERN) Large Hadron Collider, a massive “atom smasher” with a 17-mile circumference designed for the express purpose of discovering…
Page Two: Proposal Postcards
Proposition 2 and other economic quandaries
Get Your Art On
A new 18-day campaign tries to build awareness of the city’s rich cultural scene
No Child Left Behind
Schools do improve – just not all of them at the same time
Pride and Glory
Edward Norton and Colin Farrell top this predictable police procedural about clean and dirty cops who are also brothers in a family of Irish cops.
Phases & Stages
Lucinda Williams Little Honey (Lost Highway) Like Austin itself, a city she called home in the 1970s, Lucinda Williams has long bent country poetry to her own needs, creating a folksy sound part rock, part blues, and all heart. With Little Honey, she pays back fans whose faith had waned as her songwriting grew pedantic…
AFF 2008 Reviews
Les Ninjas Du Japon D: Giovanni Giommi Les Ninjas du Japon is about a team of Japanese cyclists in Africa, in much the same way that the Tour de France is about sightseeing in the Alps and Pyrenees while tooling around on a bike. From the film’s opening shot, writer/director Giommi is far more interested…
Off the Record
The Last Waltz: Looking back on the legacy of the Backyard and a tribute to Danny Roy Young
Long Center
While an ailing Cliff Redd rests, the Long Center board chair steps in as director
Too Late for Noriega?
Noriega gaining traction in last leg of race
Roadside Romeo
This animated Bollywood film about a pampered dog who is abandoned in Mumbai was partially financed by Walt Disney Pictures.
Phases & Stages
Raphael Saadiq The Way I See It (Columbia) How long cats can pretend it’s 1965 is anyone’s guess, but if the results sound this uncanny, who’s complaining? Former Tony! Toni! Toné! singer Raphael Saadiq re-creates the Motown sound like no one before him, “Keep Marchin'” echoing the civil rights era message music of Sam Cooke…
AFF 2008 Reviews
Visual Acoustics: The Modernism of Julius Shulman D: Eric Bricker It’s been nearly 80 years since Julius Shulman stumbled into the center of the bold new modernist world bubbling up in the deserts and hills of Southern California. Since then, he’s become a legend of architectural photography, and his mesmerizing, sensual, iconic pictures of the…
What’s Cooking at the Triangle
Italian, Mexican, Asian, seafood, sandwiches, and coffee
Now Open for Business
17th annual Short Story Contest deadline is Dec. 15
Plugging In to Austin’s Future
The cars of the future are here
Heroes
In this new Bollywood film, two young men embark on a journey during which they learn many things, among them the meaning of patriotism.
Phases & Stages
The Streets Everything Is Borrowed (Vice) Rather than focusing on the perils of stardom littering 2006’s The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living, Mike Skinner’s fourth Streets release finds him “providing for my wife is the vibe I’m on in life.” Such good will isn’t all that separates Everything Is Borrowed from its sad-sap…
Event Menu
Dogs, sausages, beer, and spirits on a lovely October weekend
What’s Cooking at the Triangle
Flying Saucer 815 W. 47th, 454-7468 Monday-Wednesday, 11am-1am; Thursday-Saturday, 11am-2am; Sunday, noon-12mid www.beerknurd.com/stores/austin Flying Saucer is all about the beer: An amazing 80 beers are on draft, and another 120 are available bottled, making a grand total of 200 varieties. It’s a beer lover’s paradise, no doubt about it. Learning about, sampling, and generally embracing…
Extended Q&A With Matthew Dowd
Austin Chronicle: So what’s your next trip to Austin Community College for? Matthew Dowd: They have this Center for Public Policy and Political Studies, so I’m going to talk there about the campaign and politically where the country is. I always like to do that to get people politically involved, so I’m going to give…
Access Denied: Cap Metro Blocks Blind Contender
Transit agency’s Access Committee cries foul over board decision
The Order of Myths
This smart and subtle documentary looks at the ingrained traditions of racial segregation that still remain in the dual Mardi Gras celebrations in Mobile, Ala.
Phases & Stages
Ben Folds Way to Normal (Epic) Those displeased by the sensitive singer-songwriter pose Ben Folds slipped into with his first two solo discs are likely to find some joy in Way to Normal, a return to the snark-filled piano-bashing and redolent melodies of his yesteryear. Tunes such as the fluffy “Bitch Went Nuts,” strident “Errant…
Liquid Assets
Fabulous Texas rum on the cheap
What’s Cooking at the Triangle
Sago Modern Mexican Restaurant 4600 Guadalupe Ste. B-5, 452-0300 www.sagomodernmexican.com Sunday-Monday, 11am-9pm; Tuesday-Thursday, 11am-10pm; Friday-Saturday, 11am-10:30pm; Weekend Brunch, 11am-3pm Sago claims to be unique and modern in its approach to both Tex-Mex and Interior Mexican cuisine, and that’s a justified claim. From the moment you taste the table salsas, your expectations begin to climb. The…
What’s Cooking at the Triangle
Flipnotics 4600 Guadalupe, 380-0097 Monday-Friday, 7am-12mid; Saturday, 7am-1am; Sunday, 8am-11pm www.flipnotics.com I admit I prefer hanging out at a wine bar rather than at a coffeehouse, but I understand the European allure of an afternoon espresso while leisurely surfing the Web. However, if I were to spend a good amount of money and time at…
City Adds Costs and CO2 to Recycling Program
Our milk jugs, newspapers, and cereal boxes are shipped to Dallas for sorting and selling
I.O.U.S.A.
This documentary manages to do something damn near impossible: make the subject of the U.S. national debt understandable and, moreover, render it interesting and urgent.
Phases & Stages
Calexico Carried to Dust (Quarterstick) For 10 years now, Calexico has branded its dusky, Southwestern balladry with mariachi horns and rhythms, weaving an intensely intricate array of styles into a familiar whole. The Tucson, Ariz., troupe’s sixth proper LP ranks among its best, setting itself in line with 2003’s exceptional Feast of Wire. Joey Burns’…
AFF 2008 Reviews
Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison D: Bestor Cram. Recorded in 1968, Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison was a career-saving album – some say career-making. But while the powerhouse concert was a milestone, no film crew joined the Man in Black for part of the historic show. So the decision to push a documentary film on…
What’s Cooking at the Triangle
Fish City Grill 4616 Triangle Ave. #200, 494-6323 Monday-Thursday, 11am-10pm; Friday-Saturday, 11am-11pm; Sunday, 11am-9pm www.fishcitygrill.com This is the fourth Fish City Grill in the greater Austin area. The Triangle, a prefab urban neighborhood, is exactly the kind of unique, upscale shopping center that Fish City Grill likes to occupy. The decor and atmosphere are pleasant…
Playing Through
The No. 1 Longhorns are too good to ignore
The Making of an Endorsement
Chronicle staff’s internal email exchanges show how sausage gets made.
Phases & Stages
Joan Osborne Little Wild One (Plum Records/Womanly Hips) Sometimes the hardest lesson for artists is delivering the goods that brought them their audience in the first place. Joan Osborne didn’t wander too far from the dynamic Relish after it hit in 1995, but her subsequent recordings haven’t captured her as wonderfully all-around until Little Wild…
Cook Globally, Grow Locally
Green Corn Project’s 10th annual fall festival returns
What’s Cooking at the Triangle
Yume 815 W. 47th #102, 407-9001 Monday-Thursday, 11am-2pm & 5-10pm; Friday, 11am-2pm & 5-11pm; Saturday, noon-11pm; Sunday, noon-10pm; happy hour daily, 5-7pm www.yumeexotic.com Yume (it means “dream” in Japanese) opened near the western end of the Triangle’s main street in July. Owned by Chun Hong Pai, Yume features a unique blending of cuisines: a fusion…
Point Austin: A Family Matter
Cap Metro employees face another stark decision on their livelihoods
The Making of an Endorsement
First Impressions Oct 3, 2008, at 5:43 PM Lee Nichols: My two cents: I’m not real big on legislation by referendum, and I don’t see why, if these payments are optional anyway, that people can’t just apply political pressure to the council and have it done from the dais. Maybe I’m being naive as to…
Phases & Stages
Kings of Leon Only by the Night (RCA) Three LPs and a pair of EPs since 2003, and now with their fourth album, Kings of Leon have upgraded from vintage Camaro to Hummer. Only by the Night sounds every bit Achtung Baby, but confirms suspicions about individuals who would drive such a vehicle. Opener “Closer”…
Food-o-File
Call Whisk, visit Kenobi, vote for Quack’s, and welcome back Paggi House
What’s Cooking at the Triangle
Galaxy Cafe 4616 Triangle Ave. #203, 323-9494 Daily, 7am-10pm www.galaxycafeaustin.com The newest outlet of this increasingly popular Austin restaurant chain seems to be at home among the Triangle eateries. The casual, order-at-the-counter format fits well with the collection of cafes geared toward students, on-the-go professionals, and working families alike. So too does the ultramod, airy…
City Hall Hustle: The End Is Near … Not
The Hustle turns his gimlet eye on Prop. 2
The Making of an Endorsement
Positions 10/7/08 9:09 AM Katherine Gregor: I’ve decided that I am against Prop. 2, because it restricts the city’s ability to incentivize exactly the kind of (re) development that Austin has decided we need: dense, mixed-use projects that integrates retail, workplaces, and housing (including subsidized affordable housing) into compact “town center” “activity center” and “transit…
Phases & Stages
Cannonball Adderley Live in ’63 (Naxos) Bill Evans Live ’64-’75 (Naxos) Lionel Hampton Live in ’58 (Naxos) Rahsaan Roland Kirk Live in ’63 & ’67 (Naxos) Oscar Peterson Live in ’63, ’64 & ’65 (Naxos) Sonny Rollins Live in ’65 & ’68 (Naxos) Nina Simone Live in ’65 & ’68 (Naxos) Jazz Icons’ third DVD…
AFF 2008 Reviews
A Quiet Little Marriage D: Mo Perkins; with Cy Carter, Mary Elizabeth Ellis, Charlie Day, Jimmi Simpson, Melanie Lynskey. The young, mildly hipster, NPR-listening couple Dax (Carter) and Olive (Ellis) are in nearly every scene of A Quiet Little Marriage, which hums along on a central conceit: When Dax discovers a grand deception being perpetrated…
What’s Cooking at the Triangle
Mama Fu’s Asian House 4615 N. Lamar #307, 637-6773 Sunday-Thursday, 11am-9pm; Friday-Saturday, 11am-10pm www.mamafusaustin.com In the last 10 years, Austin has seen a slow but steady increase in Pan-Asian “convenience” eateries, beginning with Foo Swasdee’s Thai Noodles Etc. House, then Zen Japanese Food Fast, Panda Express, and Pei Wei. The latest addition is Austin-based Mama…
Headlines
• It’s go time: With Election Day less than two weeks away, early voting’s doing blockbuster business. Rumors of straight-ticket voting troubles are rampant, but nothing’s been substantiated: Voting straight-ticket is safe. Following the advice of strangers and e-mail forwards, however? Maybe not so much. See “Naked City.” • Despite some tightening, Barack Obama retains…
The Making of an Endorsement
Decision 10/8/08 9:39 AM Katherine Gregor: I respectfully, but strongly, oppose the idea of running a minority opinion, for the reasons cited below. It’s not a lemon. It’s a successful project, of its kind. You personally may not choose to shop there; nor have I. But lots of people are thrilled to have it in…
Book Review
Quick show of hands: Who’s all hot to read a new book about the Puritans?
The Hightower Report
Smaller Newspapers, Bigger Conglomerates; and Barons of the Mass Media Ignore the Masses
AFF 2008 Reviews
The Tree of Ghibet D: Nevina Satta, Amedeo D’Adamo; with Corinne Kameny, André Bang, Elisee Koundé. A small boy (Koundé) is left in the city by his aunt to fend for himself and finds himself taken in by a witch and her gang of little thieves. If that sounds fantastical, it belies this hard-hitting drama…
What’s Cooking at the Triangle
Which Wich? 4700 W. Guadalupe #5, 533-WICH Monday-Saturday, 10am-10pm; Sunday, 10am-8pm www.whichwich.com This chain sandwich spot from Dallas is already popular with Generation Y singles who occupy the Triangle apartments. Which Wich? offers a practically limitless selection of customizable sandwiches designed specifically for takeout, though the small storefront does have table space to dine on…
Naked City
News briefs from Austin, the region, and elsewhere
The Making of an Endorsement
The Chronicle Endorsement goes to press Oct. 14 City of Austin, Proposition 2: NO Shall the City Charter be amended to prohibit the City from entering into future agreements to provide financial incentives in connection with the development or redevelopment of property that includes one or more retail uses, and to stop the City from…
The Common Law
Don’t Forget About the Supreme Court
Getting Smart Energy
To dig into the real issues to be vetted during the Austin Smart Energy public participation process, it’s helpful to spend a little time on Austin Energy’s new website, www.austinsmartenergy.com. An introductory fact sheet lays out Austin Energy’s 2020 load forecast – which anticipates a need for an additional 330 megawatts – and highlights of…
It’s All Nice on Ice
Sno Cone Inc. traces one man’s exit from the rat race
The Art of Schlock
A conversation with Shock Festival art director Tim Bradstreet
Res Publica
Good events for good citizens, Oct. 23-30
The Making of an Endorsement
Recap 10/14/08 8:43 PM Michael King: I never had a chance to respond to Amy’s argument, but don’t want to suggest I was ignoring it. Since we’ve already endorsed, I won’t belabor the issue, but thought I should at least make a few brief responses for your consideration. See notes interlinear below. MK Amy Smith…
Letters at 3AM
The economic future of the United States is no longer in our hands
Austin Film Festival 2008 Jury award Winners
Wrap Sheet: Scenes from AFF ’08
After a Fashion
Your Style Avatar: He’s hot. He’s sexy. And he’s not dead.
Developing Stories: Controlling Developers
The hidden costs of Proposition 2
The Making of an Endorsement
A Little Moment of History 10/15/08 12:51 AM Richard Whittaker: A little moment of history: This isn’t Brian Rodgers’ first go at a charter amendment. He was part (along with Linda Curtis) of Austinites for a Little Less Corruption! – which (reading Amy’s reporting from the time) were the people that pushed for the campaign…
Roger Duncan’s Night Visions
Austin Energy’s GM invites us to wrestle with the conundrum of clean energy
Mr. Smarty Pants Knows
Powered by kites, ovulation during full moon, and more
Film News
Wrapping up the Austin Film Festival
‘Chronicle’ Endorsements
Nov. 4 General Election
Precinct 3: Ye Olde Transportation Debate Takes Spotlight
Two candidates diverge on roads and growth in Western Travis County
The Making of an Endorsement
Strange Bedfellows 10/16/08 7:59 AM Katherine Gregor Strange bedfellows on Prop. 2, indeed … “We’re very happy that the Democrats and the AFL-CIO are coming around to seeing that laissez faire economics is the way to go.” — Carl Tepper, TCRP 10/16/08 12:00 PM Nick Barbaro: Yeah, should we run an endorsement breakdown in the…
Arts Review
One man�s experience is only a hint of what Rubber Rep�s offering newest entails
AFF 2008 Reviews
Reviewing the Austin Film Festival
TV Eye
A Strange Brew of Old and New Media
Balanchine, by the Muse
Working with the Suzanne Farrell Ballet, Ballet Austin gets in step with history
Politics Perks Up in Hays County
Two Hays incumbents try to keep their Commissioners Court seats
The Making of an Endorsement
Simon Makes Fools of Austin 10/17/2008 2:44 PM Brian Rodgers: Hi Nick, Michael, Simon is fighting tax subsidies for a mall in El Paso using the exact same arguments as Prop 2. In light of this damaging new information, I respectfully ask the Chronicle to reconsider their endorsement. Thanks. Brian Rodgers LINK TO SIMON LETTER???…
Arts Review
Watching Mamet’s salesmen self-destruct may help you understand what happened to your IRA
AFF 2008 Reviews
I’ll Come Running D: Spencer Parsons; with Melonie Diaz, Jon Lange, Christian Tafdrup, Birgitte Raaberg, Morten Holst. In former Chronicle contributor Parsons’ feature directorial debut, the drowsy conventions of mumblecore get the shot of emotional calamity they’ve been crying out for, exposing a generation’s disaffection and irony as little more than protective cover against a…
Day Trips
For the best ribs in the world, try North Main BBQ in Euless
‘Night of the Living Dead’
Weird City Theatre brings George Romero’s classic zombies to the stage
Don’t Count Your Chickens, Dems
Keep voting all the way down the ballot, folks
Arts Review
This group show leaves one feeling that hokey notions of home still haunt us
AFF 2008 Reviews
A Good Day to Be Black & Sexy D: Dennis Dortch; with Chonte Harris, Marcuis Harris, Mylika Davis, Alphonso Johnson, Emily Liu. There are many films about sex, attraction, and Eros, but few are as honest as this series of six interrelated vignettes. Dortch’s film astutely captures the emotional land mines people set off when…
Gay Place
Gay Place has no boundaries
B. Iden Payne Awards
Memo to all drama queens: ACoT’s annual theatrical honors are this Sunday
Dowd, on This Historic Moment
Former Bush campaign strategist Matthew Dowd shares his thoughts on the post-Bush, post-Clinton era
Max Payne
Film version of the popular video game stars Mark Wahlberg … unfortunately.
Luv Doc Recommends: Scare for a Cure’s World of Horrorcraft
West Coasters who visit Austin for the first time – those who spend a few days getting to know the place – often remark about how people here are “unpretentious” or “genuine.” It’s basically the same thing people from Austin say about people in Giddings or Lampasas – the same thing that could be said…
