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$2 billion in investments include Sweet Leaf Tea and Deep Eddy Vodka

Tony-winning playwright takes up residence at Texas State

Christopher Guest and his recurring cast of players give Sixties-era folk music a gentle poke in the ribs.

Faux documentary about a strip-mall kung-fu sensei without the sense to come in out of the pain has moments of laugh-out-loud greatness but also much dopiness.

A wickedly entertaining postmodern take on the hallowed, Eighties-era slasher flicks.

Greenebaum's superstylized first feature attempts to mesh fiction with nonfiction while remaining a narrative, and it attempts to do it almost entirely in the confines of a nursing home, entirely in one day.

Valley of the Dolls meets Female Trouble in this all-male semimusical romp.

In Guest's parodic hands, the Westminster Dog Show goes to the hounds.

Although it attempts to skewer Hollywood, this new comedy from Christopher Guest, and his loyal troupe of improv actors doesn’t have even a drop of affection for its characters.

Guest's mockumentary tracks visiting drama teacher Corky St. Clair's biggest challenge: creating a workable musical revue celebrating his Missouri town's sesquicentennial using only local players.

In this comedy sequel, the CG action moves to Washington, D.C., as the Smithsonian's exhibits are put into storage during a renovation.

An interview with the men behind the Folksmen.

By combining elements of classic Westerns with a modern narrative, Hill and his capable cast render a thrilling look at characters often misinterpreted by Hollywood.

Apocalypse Whenever: Movies in the Season of Armageddon

Winter/Spring Movie Sneaks

Tom Ford ditched fashion designing for filmmaking with this smart adaptation of the Christopher Isherwood story about a grieving gay man in 1962 California.

After years of thwarting the singing kids on Glee, Jane Lynch takes the stage to belt some tunes herself

Howlingly hilarious lycanthrope comedy is a shaggy whodunnit

Christopher Cross crowns the Continental’s all-star love-in

Keri Russell plays a woman who vacations in a Jane Austen fantasy camp, but the film is lacking in sense and sensibility.

Texas Film Hall of Fame Awards 2010

Ricky Gervais lies through his teeth for laughs.

More collegiate humor released by the folks at the Lampoon that has more hormonal smarts than necessary and about as many sex and toilet gags as you suspect.

All-singing, all-dancing fairy tale is all-but-unbearable.

Savlov goes South by

This parody of beauty pageants in the flyover states takes the form of a mockumentary filmed at Minnesota's Sarah Rose Miss Teen Princess America Pageant.

This staid British music-hall drama seems calculated to earn Judi Dench lots of award notices. Mission accomplished.