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Single-day fest returns to Willie’s ranch March 14

Baba Yaga is back in his loudest, craziest adventure yet

In this obvious romance, a soldier on leave falls for a girl, which leads to an anguished correspondence.

Hint: It involves lots of podcasts and (mostly) gay reads

The last years of Jesus are presented with more realism than pageantry.

Horror master successfully re-tunes his career

"Why Not?"

Can the killer franchise give its dog-loving hero the ending he deserves?

The legendary jazz singer died last week at 88

Gypsy Lounge, Saturday, June 18, 2011

Blogosphere's big gun on SXSW and who to stalk

The federal court decision on re-redistricting opens an old wound in Texas politics

J. Scott Brownlee's first full-length poetry collection brings him back to Llano, powerfully

Courtroom debate over schizophrenic Texas death row inmate

The former White House counsel reveals just how far we've (not) come since Nixon

Christopher Plummer mesmerizes as the greediest man alive

Loud, abrasive, and featuring performances seemingly calibrated to be heard over the cacophonous roar of Travolta's mad, bad overacting, this is an unnecessary and ill-advised remake.

Batten down the hatches! The plagues are here!

Competitive narratives and docs unveiled, plus more

Chris Eska's ambitious indie film is set during the waning months of the Civil War and tells a distinctive coming-of-age story.

Mr. Woodcock is funny for exactly five minutes, with the kind of subversive humor that boosted Billy Bob Thornton, but the rest is just a self-pitying, half-hearted retread.

High-concept horror A Quiet Place to open fest

Johnny Depp plays the notorious South Boston crime boss Whitey Bulger

Denzel Washington heads up a pulsating kidnapping thriller.

Obscure monument to balladry finally sees the light of day

ROT thunderdome enlists some “Roadhouse Blues”