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A child of funk who lost his brother to police brutality soundtracks a revolution on BLK VINTAGE

Checking in on the one-time Austin bass standout

Christmas is months away, but the first Christmas film is here

Leaving the music promotions empire he helped build, Jones begins his new events company, Four Leaf

Anika Fajardo and Tembi Locke travel far to find what’s near

Something sinister, something strange from Dr. Strange scribe

What becomes of Wu-Tang’s Once Upon a Time in Shaolin?

Revolution Spirits reinvents the distillery

Tumblr, data mining, replicants

MSNBC to air Wounded Warrior Project docu-series

Óscar Martínez talks about riding the rails through Mexico to America

Director Ron Morales talks kidnapping and guerrilla film making

Artists are but translators of that which flows through them

Padron will be laid to rest in San Angelo Friday

We're tickled silly by this documentary.

Six from Britain's bad-boy directors

Nashville, Coconut Grove, and points in between

Smelling the jasmine with Vince Martin and Fred Neil

Pulling together the second First Night Austin has been a struggle and with New Year's less than four months away, Ann S. Graham has resigned as executive director

The leaden acting, tablecloth wardrobe, and Sixties-era Star Trek set design are more likely to leave nonbelievers stupefied than awestruck.

Compelling, luminous, and poignant, this documentary about legendary American architect Louis Kahn, made by his illegitimate son, is surprisingly revelatory.

A young Austin nurse takes her skills and faith to Bolivia.

Definitely progressive fusion rock

Chinese film by veteran Zhang Yimou is a tale about good intentions and missed opportunities.

Robert Redford and Nick Nolte walk the Appalachian Trail in Bill Bryson's memoir