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After rumbling greatness in the first act, the UT Department of Theatre & Dance production of Caryl Churchill's Cloud Nine ends thin and foggy.

The SXSW Film Festival begins, Scott Dinger is honored, and other noteworthy items of local film news.

Intriguing and unpredictable film examines the lives of an Indian-American family torn apart by an elder daughter's inability to conceive with her American-born husband.

Readers' last gasps on light rail.

Turk Pipkin goes to The Sopranos and other upcoming events and workshops of interest to the Austin film community.

Local bestsellers are based on recent sales at Austin bookstores selected to reflect varied reading interests.

A Blind Man Can See What a Good Writer Amy Bloom Is

Chamber releases results of AISD parent satisfaction survey; Larry Faulkner threatens disciplinary action against University of Texas staff members who join sick-out; Log Cabin Republicans happy with strides made in GOP party; Mary Cheney has made several visits to Austin; Green Party secures a spot on the statewide ballot; Libertarian Party presidential candidate Harry Browne comes to Austin.

At 21 years old, actress Charmian Carr couldn't have known that the character she was portraying -- Liesl von Trapp in The Sound of Music -- would follow her for the rest of her life. Prior to her appearance at The Sound of Music: Sing-a-Long, a benefit for Project Transitions and aGLIFF, Carr opens up about being forever Liesl.

Local bestsellers are based on recent sales at Austin bookstores selected to reflect varied reading interests.

Whoa! More nun action from your friends at Public Notice, plus,more opportunities for you to support good causes.

"Public Notice" gets devout all over the sisters. Check it out: Two nun-related items in one week!

Local bestsellers are based on recent sales at Austin bookstores selected to reflect varied reading interests.

West Austin neighbors oppose MoPac's expansion, Thomas Henderson may be spending his lottery winnings to help elect Danny Thomas, ALGPC makes its endorsements for city council

Texas Triangle fires its longtime co-editor, spurring controversy over the direction of its coverage.

This week, your sassy yet totally sincere public service column goes wiggy over the new Patti Smith CDand tells you that her free show at SXSW will benefit a good cause. Other good causes, as usual, are pimped within as well..

Now that the February sweeps are over, take a look what the networks are dragging in for March.

Love, love, love. That's what it's all about. Yup, this week's column: You'll love it.

Public Notice is noticing a lot of public service types getting into the holiday spirit. Events big and small are happening all over town, as are opportunities to give, give, give.