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Disappointingly, Julia Louis-Dreyfus' new sitcom didn't prove self-fulfilling -- no one is watching Watching Ellie. "TV Eye" explains why you should.

In its production of The Sound of Music, Austin Musical Theatre delivers Rodgers & Hammerstein's familiar songs with an ear for not just their beguiling tunefulness but their dramatic impact, so that the redemptive power of music makes itself heard again and again and again.

A surprisingly small crowd turns out to demand safety guarantees from Longhorn Pipeline.

Scenes and voices from Austin's reaction to the attacks

Smith turns his stoner Greek chorus into leading men on a mission.

The Halston clothes, as beautiful relics of that era, are the best thing about this movie.

The anti-Longhorn Pipeline contingent rallies in the wake of a preliminary approval of the pipeline.

Keeping one eye on television and the other on pop culture.

Austin's new pizza sellers, hints on how to find out of print cookbooks, ice cream novelties, and updates on the changes in Austin's restaurant scene.

From biopics to end-of-day thrillers, a look at the films you'll be standing in line for this Christmas.

Dazed and Confused

Apocalypse Whenever: Movies in the Season of Armageddon

In Heaven There Is No Beer?

SB1704's Repeal Gives Austin a Turn at the Helm

Sneaking Into Summer

Chronicles of a Chronicler

Holiday Movie Previews

Hanging the Best of 1995

A more ruminative, less hooky use of the Texan’s bulletproof baritone

Standout sets to kick off the big music week