As Both Writer and Editor, David Levithan Is at the Heart of the Explosion of Queer YA Literature

Young stories, queer voices at the Texas Book Festival

"...Young adult literature has exploded over the past few years as a genre as diverse as..."

Nov. 4, 2022 Arts Feature by James Scott

A Long Activist Legacy Survives on the Eastside

Holding on to El Barrio

"...It’s a bright afternoon on Indigenous Peoples Day, and Bertha Rendón Delgado is..."

Nov. 20, 2020 News Feature by Brant Bingamon

Nina Katchadourian's Indecision on the Moon

The Apollo 11-inspired work, housed in a pitch-black room at the Blanton, may tell us how adventurous or conservative we really are

"...you everything will go as planned, but nobody's ever done this before. Be prepared to be shot beyond everything..."

June 2, 2017 Arts Review by Dave Randall

Art and Motherhood on the West Austin Studio Tour

Four WEST exhibitors reveal how their work is informed by being a mom

"...Valerie Fowler has a fascination with botanicals that often translates, after weeks and weeks..."

May 8, 2015 Arts Feature by Wayne Alan Brenner

On the Inside Looking In

The meta world of Outside Industry, Alan Berg's new documentary about SXSW, coming soon to SXSW

"...Last August, documentary filmmaker Alan Berg got a phone call from Roland Swenson, the managing director of South..."

March 11, 2011 Screens Feature by Josh Rosenblatt

On The Lege

Stopping the Train

"...It was Pete Laney's first major defeat of the season. Seated in a section of die-hard Texas Tech..."

Feb. 12, 1999 News Column

Jeff Nichols on the Tragic Romance of The Bikeriders

The Austin filmmaker on finding the right POV for his new film

"...There are few more iconic and emblematically American images than..."

June 20, 2024 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker

Saint Teresa: Richard Linklater and John Pierson on the Icon of Slacker

The director of Slacker and the film's sales agent discuss the creative importance of actor and musician Teresa Taylor

"...Richard Linklater: Teresa Taylor, ICON. It was amazing to see The New York Times..."

Aug. 4, 2023 Screens Feature

Is Solar the Answer to Decreasing Austin’s Reliance on ERCOT?

Runnin' on sunshine

"...As oppressive heat continues to pose a deadly threat to Texans, there is..."

July 21, 2023 News Feature by Lina Fisher

Beto's On His Way: "We've Got To Show Up, And That Means Coming to the Capitol on Sunday"

Weekend rally wraps up "Texas Drive for Democracy" tour

"...Again, Beto O'Rourke is driving into small towns in red Texas to talk..."

June 18, 2021 News Post by Mike Clark-Madison

The Adventure Zone: Murder on the Rockport Limited!

The McElroys’ hit RPG podcast-turned-comic earns its exclamation mark

"...There's always plenty of drama around adaptations. Nine times out..."

Aug. 9, 2019 Arts Review by Rosalind Faires

Painful Splits Along the Way to Stopping Sexual Assault in and Around Austin

Different approaches to accountability lead to rifts throughout the county

"...In the quest to find justice for local rape survivors, advocate..."

March 15, 2019 News Feature by Sarah Marloff

Sen. Kirk Watson on the 86th Texas Legislature

“In Texas, we don’t focus on what our needs are; we focus on what we want to pay”

"...Kirk Watson, the former Austin mayor, is entering his fifth term..."

Jan. 4, 2019 News Feature by Michael King

Derrick Sims is The Perfect Host

Filmmaker talks Southern Gothic before world premiere tonight

"...You can take the boy out of the South, but you can never..."

Aug. 22, 2018 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker

Public Notice: Drama on the High Seats

Reading (not too far) between the lines of Thursday's marathon

"...The bizarre late ending to last Thursday's City Council meeting..."

Sept. 5, 2014 News Column by Nick Barbaro

The Way We Watch Now

Is theatrical-on-demand the next big thing?

"...On any given week, the average cinema screen runs at..."

June 22, 2012 Screens Feature by Richard Whittaker

Musicians on the Menu

In concert or in the kitchen, these locals have the chops

"...Austin has the well-deserved reputation as a city that fosters creative expression..."

May 12, 2006 Food Feature by Virginia B. Wood

Getting on the KUTting Edge

Austin NPR affiliate's lofty goals aim well beyond the status quo

"...year, a new nine-member "Leadership Council" handpicked by KUT-FM station general manager J. Stewart Vanderwilt began "serious" discussions about..."

Nov. 25, 2005 News Feature by Kevin Brass

Texas Monthly's Taco Editor on the Past, Present, & Future of the American Taco

Q&A with José R. Ralat, the man with one of the most envied titles in town

"...José R. Ralat has maybe one of the most enviable jobs in Texas – Taco..."

April 22, 2020 Food Post by Lina Fisher

Looking Back on the Champions Tract Rezoning

Does this development belong in this particular corner of the Hill Country?

"...Champions Tract 3, a slim triangle of undeveloped land along..."

June 30, 2017 News Feature by Margaret Nicklas

The Writing's Not on the Wall Yet

Austin's print culture gets a boost from a new batch of indie presses and literary magazines

"...Its pages smell of newsprint and flop over at the corners. The ink is rubbing off a little on..."

Dec. 14, 2012 Arts Feature by Amy Gentry

The Future of Film on the Web

Part I: The means

"...The Web was going to be a bottomless well of..."

March 2, 2007 Screens Feature by Richard Whittaker

Born on the Fourth of July

Explosions in the Sky are blowing up. (Sorry, we resisted the pun as long as we could.)

"...A surge of lightning flickers as thunder cracks above the rumble of molten lava...."

Oct. 24, 2003 Music Feature by Michael Chamy

On The Lege

The GOP Senate tightens the screws on the absent Texas 11.

"...The battle over congressional re-redistricting hit a new level of..."

Aug. 22, 2003 News Column by Michael King

Riders on the Storm

With The Leaf Storm, choreographer José Luis Bustamante and songwriter Lourdes Pérez have become the wind, blowing past boundaries between artforms to share their vision in collaboration and spinning elements of their lives into an artistic whirlwind.

"...Winds know no borders. They blow where they please -- over rivers, past fences,..."

May 5, 2000 Arts Feature by Robert Faires

Texas on the Tube

TV Eye

"...Is there a voice closer to heaven than that of..."

May 16, 1997 Screens Column by Margaret Moser

Jesse Sublett's Latest True-Crime Book Takes on the Last Gangster in Austin

The rise and fall of the Junkyard King

"...Though his most recent book, Last Gangster in Austin: Frank Smith,..."

June 10, 2022 Arts Feature by Joe Gross

25 Restaurants to Help You Eat Your Way Around the Domain in Austin

Sips, bites, sweets, and other food options from around the globe

"...The explosion of options for sips, bites, and sweets at..."

July 5, 2019 Food Feature by The Food Staff

Cine Las Americas and LatinWorks Are Laughing All the Way to the Bank

Faux heist ad campaign is trying to raise $50,000

"...campaigns – in part because we showcase a new one each week. But how do organizations get pledgers' attention..."

Jan. 15, 2014 Screens Post by Monica Riese

Opinion: Sex Ed Is Not the Enemy – It’s Mental Health Care

We can help our communities lead happier, healthier, and more productive lives by increasing access to reproductive health resources

"...did your parents talk to you about sex? Did they talk to you about it at all? In school,..."

Oct. 7, 2022 Column by Isabella Verratti

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