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Antonio Banderas stars in this story about the trapped Chilean miners

Nov. 13, 2015 Movie Review by Marjorie Baumgarten

Not Your Mother's Flamenco

The New José Greco Dance Company

June 16, 1995 Arts Feature

Landmarks' Amistad América

You want a wall? Landmarks and artist José Parlá have a wall for you.

"...School of Business, "beautiful" in that internationally renowned artist José Parlá has covered all 4,000 square feet of it..."

Jan. 26, 2018 Arts Feature by Robert Faires

Life in Prison for Hemp

José Peña brought some roadside weeds home from Kansas. Cops decided it was reefer, and a Texas court sentenced him to life in prison – without the evidence. It took a decade for Peña to get back some of the pieces of his life.

"...José Peña was tired as he drove south toward Houston..."

March 16, 2012 News Feature by Jordan Smith

Cuba Libris

Through Alfredo José Estrada, Havana speaks freely

March 30, 2007 Books Feature by Sofia Resnick

Mondays in the Sun

Aug. 15, 2003 Movie Review by Kimberley Jones

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.

May 5, 2000 Arts Feature by Robert Faires

El Quemado

For more than 40 years, José Francisco Treviño has been exploring the world of art. Now, in the largest retrospective it has ever presented, Mexic-Arte Museum shows us Treviño's discoveries, and Mary Jane Garza explains how they came to be.

Dec. 31, 1999 Arts Feature by Mary Jane Garza

Skeletons Out of the Closet

José Guadalupe Posada

Sept. 15, 1995 Arts Feature

Austin at Large: Reform Follows Dysfunction

José Garza and Delia Garza didn't get elected by accident. The cops' own lies show us why.

"...report here, Travis County's top prosecutors – District Attorney José Garza and County Attorney Delia Garza – want City..."

Aug. 6, 2021 News Column by Mike Clark-Madison

Cartel Land

Vigilante groups on both sides of the border fight the Mexican cartels in this harrowing doc

July 10, 2015 Movie Review by Marjorie Baumgarten

Come Out and Play

Isolated adults must fight off feral children in this effective, if familiar, horror import.

March 22, 2013 Movie Review by Marjorie Baumgarten

Saramago, In Print and On Film

'José e Pilar' screens tonight, as a new collection debuts

April 25, 2012 Books Post by Kimberley Jones

My Life in Ruins

Nia Vardalos, who hit pay dirt with My Big Fat Greek Wedding, is on shakier ground with this clichéd story about an American tourist guide in Greece.

June 5, 2009 Movie Review by Marjorie Baumgarten

Blindness

Julianne Moore brilliantly leads the strong cast in this sci-fi parable which takes us to the depths of human degradation before letting in the light.

Oct. 3, 2008 Movie Review by Kimberley Jones

Calle 54

Superstars of Latin jazz are captured as they perform in the studio.

June 22, 2001 Movie Review by Marrit Ingman

D.A. Candidates Focus on Safety, Data Shows Austin Crime Rates Decreasing

Austin was the safest big city in Texas in 2022

March 5, 2024 News Post by Austin Sanders

Early Voting Results for the Primary Run-off and Special Election

José Garza takes sizable lead in D.A. race & more Travis Co. numbers

July 14, 2020 News Post by the News Staff

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

April 22, 2020 Food Post by Lina Fisher

My Friend Coffin Joe

Brazilian iconoclast unleashed at Death By Fest

Oct. 28, 2017 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker

Queens of the Realm (or Part II: The Coronation)

Ushering in a new monarchy at the United Court of Austin.

Aug. 18, 2008 Qmmunity Post by Kate X Messer

SXSW Presents

'Last Days of the San José'

Oct. 6, 2006 Screens Feature

The Real Housewives of Ciudad Juárez

Living double lives in the shadow of the border

"...at a good-looking customer, a 26-year-old Mexican farmworker named José. The first time José asked another store employee if..."

Oct. 18, 2013 News Feature by Debbie Nathan

The Only Constant on Congress Is Change

Liz Lambert chronicles being both sides of the gentrification debate in Through the Plexi-Glass

"...documentary Through the Plexi-Glass: Last Days at the San José: hers, and that of the city of Austin. Both..."

March 19, 2021 Screens Feature by Anne S. Lewis

Arrebato

Addicted to filmmaking in this newly restored Spanish horror

Oct. 8, 2021 Movie Review by Richard Whittaker

After a Fashion

Guess who your Style Avatar flitted around town with this week? Check out this first installment about international salon god José Eber's visit to Austin.

Nov. 9, 2001 Column by Stephen MacMillan Moser

RoboCop

The überviolent 1987 action film gets a pointless reboot.

Feb. 14, 2014 Movie Review by Steve Davis

85th Texas Legislature Preview

Can the GOP-run House and Senate get along well enough to get anything accomplished?

"...session will put an end to such conservatism. Sen. José Men­én­dez, D-San Antonio, introduced SB 269 to end the..."

Jan. 13, 2017 News Feature by the News Staff

The Secret in Their Eyes

Winner of the Best Foreign Language Film award at this year’s Oscars, this Argentine film is a reflective mystery story.

May 14, 2010 Movie Review by Marjorie Baumgarten

Everyone Will Burn

Spanish faith-based horror commits the sin of predictability

Dec. 1, 2023 Movie Review by Jenny Nulf

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