Texas School for the Blind’s "I Can’t Hear You, It’s Too Dark in Here"
TSBVI student artists go WEST with an exhibition of their work
"...A note at the entrance to the gallery at the Texas School for..."
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May 12, 2017 Arts Feature by Sam Anderson-Ramos
Epiphanies for the Blind
Who's Teaching Who at the Texas School for the Blind and Visually
Impaired?
"...Guadalupe is always good for a carnival-like parade of odd couples and unexplainables, the..."
Feb. 23, 1996 Music Feature by Mindy LaBernz
'The Blind Side' Follows the Life of a Top NFL Prospect
Michael Lewis' book chronicles the life first-round NFL draft prospect Michael Oher
"...lot of teams didn't bring it up [his past]. They just told me that they knew about it. They..."
April 20, 2009 Sports Post by Timothy Braun
In the Blind
A weekend at Dai Due's Hunting School for Women
"..."Hunting and fishing for your dinner gives you a distinct sense of ownership..."
Nov. 30, 2012 Food Feature by Jessi Cape
Who Can Vouch for the Charters?
The state's freewheeling experiment with charter schools gets a poor grade.
"...As proposals for public school voucher programs and related school issues are..."
April 4, 2003 News Feature by Michael May
The Blind Side
John Lee Hancock, director of The Rookie, scores with another sports drama, this time concerning a true football story.
"...Ray McKinnon and Kim Dickens. Maybe you flinched at the mawkish trailer. Maybe you already know the story –..."
Nov. 20, 2009 Movie Review by Kimberley Jones
Right Man for the Job
Charlie Robison says 'fuck everybody.'
"...about Charlie Robison is to invite an anatomy lesson. They marvel at the size of his balls. Then they..."
June 29, 2001 Music Feature by Andy Langer
Crucial Concerts for the Coming Week
Trail of Dead, Opeth, Mykfresh, Big Laugh, Rattlesnake Milk, Deezie Brown, and more recommended shows
"...Friends of the Dead Fall Fest..."
Nov. 26, 2021 Music Column by Julian Towers
Afraid of the Dark
"...Clare Holman. If Sigmund Freud had directed horror movies they might have looked something like Afraid of the Dark...."
Nov. 13, 1992 Movie Review by Marjorie Baumgarten
Remembering Rod Moag, The Pickin' Singin' Professor
Jeff Moag honors his academic, musician, and KOOP radio host father
"...Last week, the Austin academic and musical community lost a charismatic figure..."
Jan. 28, 2023 Music Post by Jeff Moag
Playback – Austin Record Convention: The Greatest Record Store on Earth
ARC of the covenant, good Reputations, and Blind Sight
"...kickstarting my summer of love with a visit to the Bay Area, I scooped LPs at Berkeley's Mad Monk..."
May 5, 2017 Music Column by Kevin Curtin
The Challenges of Going Back to School
Parents, teachers, and students share their anxieties over starting the fall semester while COVID-19 is still rampant
"...We asked our readers how they were feeling about starting the fall semester, now six..."
Aug. 7, 2020 Features Feature
Land of the Freberg
Interview with radio-comedy pioneer Stan Freberg
"...At the grand old age of 78 years, most folks are..."
Dec. 10, 1999 Music Feature by Ken Lieck
DVDanger: A Bad Case of the Sequels
Retreads, remakes, and do-overs rule the home releases
"...producer Keith Calder took to Twitter to ask, "What's the most recent wide-release, non-platformed horror film that wasn't a..."
July 28, 2015 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
I Am the Jellyfish That Walks Upon the Land
The Mother of all pop bands
"...-- Bernard Holland, The New York Times, June 18, 2000..."
June 30, 2000 Music Feature by Christopher Gray
On the Stage, On the Screen: Austin's Theatres Embrace a Virtual Future
Ahead of Austin Playfest and the All Together Now! Revue, directors and producers discuss the challenges and potential they've found online
"...The rumors of the death of virtual theatre have been..."
Nov. 12, 2021 Arts Feature by Richard Whittaker
The Color of Paradise
"...on video dub as opposed to inside of a theatre; even with stereo surround sound, the film needs the..."
June 9, 2000 Movie Review by Marc Savlov
Resurrecting the Champ
Several morality plays vie for attention in this story about a workmanlike sportswriter who latches on to a tale told by a homeless alcoholic as his ticket out of palookaville.
"...J. Lennix and Peter Coyote. Several morality plays vie for attention in Resurrecting the Champ, a story about a..."
Aug. 24, 2007 Movie Review by Marjorie Baumgarten
The Hustle
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels remake can't con its way to success
"...How closely does The Hustle hew to its predecessor, the 1988 Frank Oz-directed..."
May 17, 2019 Movie Review by Matthew Monagle
Remember the Titans
"...Harris, Donald Faison, Will Patton and Denzel Washington. While the rest of the world has its collective eyeballs on..."
Sept. 29, 2000 Movie Review by Marc Savlov
The Dog That Didn’t Bark
A few Sixth Street joints closed doors, but Relay weekend was quiet
"...The largest assembly on Sixth Street Saturday evening wasn’t a..."
April 2, 2014 News Post by Chase Hoffberger
Letters at 3AM: 'Ever Ride the Waves in Oklahoma?'
"Route 66" spoke to the sense of change afoot in America
"...Austin, 1962. Just south of the University of Texas, a building is going up. It..."
June 1, 2012 Column by Michael Ventura
Maxey Shows Moxie in Curious Bid for Tax Assessor
Glen Maxey defends his bid for tax assessor-collector
"...The timing was none too good for Glen Maxey: Just..."
Aug. 24, 2007 News Feature by Lee Nichols
The New Mutants
The last of the X-Men finally get to the screen
"...There are two positions to take on The New Mutants,..."
Aug. 28, 2020 Movie Review by Richard Whittaker
The Joy of Bicycling in Austin
A one-person sociological study of springtime biking where every ride is his favorite
"...Eight stories up on two wheels with one destination: the top of an unmanned parking structure reserved for state..."
April 21, 2023 Arts Feature by Kevin Curtin
Bill & Ted Face the Music
Can we all finally just be excellent to each other?
"...Remember when irony wasn't the prevailing mainstream mindset? The last time we saw that..."
Aug. 28, 2020 Movie Review by Richard Whittaker
The Sauce Boss
Lauri Raymond looks back on – and forward to – the life and times of SASS dressing
"...son, Ben Raymond-Henshaw, was born at home at 1:22pm. The exact time of the birth of Sisters & Brothers..."
June 11, 2004 Food Feature by Barbara Chisholm
Ethan Azarian’s Life on the Fringe
A new album emerging, the songwriter-painter reflects on his journey
"...As leader of the Orange Mothers, Azarian’s pop style could be joyous and..."
Oct. 21, 2021 Music Post by Doug Freeman
Off the Record
The lineup for ACL drops just in time for Pachanga and the Midgetmen's nine-year anniversary bash
"...Promoter Rich Garza likens the Pachanga Latino Music Festival to a really good Mexican..."
May 20, 2011 Music Column by Austin Powell
Public Notice: After the Flood, Part II
Cleaning up is hard to do
"...to be a major issue in this part of the country for a long while. There are a lot..."
