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Sept. 15, 2023 Movie Review by Richard Whittaker
Five Dark Events to Beat the Heat
Nighttime distractions that flip off the sun
"...When even native Austinites are complaining about the heat, you know something's awry. But maybe we're finally..."
July 21, 2023 Arts Column by Richard Whittaker
Photographer and Digital Artist Rodell Warner Wins Tito’s Prize for the Arts
Austin-based Trinidadian artist takes home award for rising creators
"...Austin's art scene truly embraced the digital era today with the announcement that 3D artist..."
May 25, 2023 Arts Post by Richard Whittaker
The Best Things We Saw at Austin Psych Fest 2023
Toro y Moi, Automatic, and more highlight homegrown festival’s return
"...Considering Austin’s inclement weather and the precarious state of national touring – survival..."
May 1, 2023 Music Post by Rachel Rascoe
Austin at Large: Back (and Forth) to the Future
At some point Austin history will stop looping upon itself. Until next time …
"...My editor broke the news in her column last week, but this is..."
March 17, 2023 News Column by Mike Clark-Madison
Take a Walk on the Wild Cider
Some local ciders and meads to honey up the apple of your eye
"...much nature at its best – even moreso, for the drinking classes, when those components of the unfabricated world..."
Oct. 13, 2022 Food Post by Wayne Alan Brenner
Behind the Wheel With Deezie Brown
After five years of fine-tuning, the perfectionist producer and rapper rolls out 5th Wheel Fairytale
"...Obviously, the job I refer to is not this job (Hi..."
Aug. 26, 2022 Music Feature by Julian Towers
Faster Than Sound: The Austin Music Census Returns While the Live Music Fund Faces Delays
A spring music ecosystem news roundup with all those familiar players: the Austin Music Census, Live Music Fund, and HAAM
"...In 2015, the first Austin Music Census highlighted fault lines in the..."
May 27, 2022 Music Column by Rachel Rascoe
A Culture 50 Years in the Making: The Kerrville Folk Festival Experience
Life-altering and deep-listening scenes from the oldest music festival in Texas
"...If Texas is the state with the richest folk songwriting history, the Kerrville..."
May 20, 2022 Music Feature by Hank Erwin
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Sam Raimi makes the most Sam Raimi Marvel film imaginable
"...infamously known for hiring up-and-coming independent directors to assemble their focus-grouped-to-death features, but when was the last time they..."
May 6, 2022 Movie Review by Trace Sauveur
The Best Music We Saw at SXSW on Friday
Seventies funk GOATs, queer nu metal, and so much more
"...very, very tired) music team, Friday was filled with the Chronicle’s wild day party at Hotel Vegas and witnessing..."
March 19, 2022 SXSW Post by Thomas Fawcett
The Best Music We Saw at SXSW on Wednesday
The buzzy, the brave, the thrash-able twee-pop
"...Southwest’s first Music week since 2019 began to radiate the hype and hysteria it’s known for with Phoebe Bridgers..."
March 17, 2022 Music Post by Michael Toland
After the Pandemic at the Alamo Drafthouse
New management, new owners: Can the Austin movie chain retain what made it special?
"...The oldest operating Alamo Drafthouse in the nation still survives...."
July 2, 2021 Screens Feature by Richard Whittaker
Forget Decorum: Music Fans Holler Their Appreciation for the Symphony
And the classical music crowd goes wild
"...like a fanfare: blaring brass and thundering timpani flooding the concert hall with big, glorious sound. That's certainly how..."
May 28, 2021 Features Feature by Robert Faires
12 Things to Do With the Family Over the Thanksgiving Break
Give blood, see the circus, do a virtual 5K, and more
"...this year. Many traditions just can’t go on in the same way because of the pandemic, and we’ve all..."
Nov. 20, 2020 Events Post by Kat McNevins
Opinion: The Impossible Choice for Parents and Caregivers at the Border
The inhumane treatment of adults and children migrants must stop
"...faces its first pandemic (COVID-19) since 2009, our nation's long history of social injustices – systemic racism, poverty, and..."
Aug. 7, 2020 Column by Natalie Fellows
Checking In: The Saving Graces of Sarah Jarosz
Texan roots muse sings of Cedar trees, Bay towns, wilderness
"...World on the Ground, fifth LP and first since 2016 by Sarah..."
June 24, 2020 Music Post by Raoul Hernandez
The Luv Doc: Mommy Junkies
Sometimes the hardest step to take is a step back
"...guess it isn't enough that I have to cook their meals, do their laundry, and clean their bedrooms. Now..."
May 1, 2020 Column by The Luv Doc
Beto O'Rourke's Long, Hot Road to the Texas Primary
We report from the 2020 Democratic campaign trail on whether all the blue, sweat, and beers are worth it
"...They're out early, long before lunchtime, in the off-and-on rain,..."
Sept. 27, 2019 News Feature by Mike Clark-Madison
PARD Releases Draft Long-Range Plan
“Our Parks, Our Future” charts course through 2028
"...The city’s Parks and Recreation Department released the first draft..."
July 30, 2019 News Post by Savana Dunning
Hot Luck Music Headliners Dig Into the Festival Menu
Talking turkey with Archers of Loaf, Erika Wennerstrom, Robert Ellis, Sunflower Bean, the Suffers, and PJ Morton
"...Robert Ellis feels pretty good these days...."
May 24, 2019 Music Feature by Doug Freeman
Envisioning the Future of Austin State Hospital
What will it take to turn the former Texas State Lunatic Asylum into a world-class center of brain health?
"...It used to be lovely. There was a lake, with boats, and lily ponds, and..."
March 22, 2019 News Feature by Mike Clark-Madison
Rep. Vikki Goodwin on the 86th Texas Legislature
“I worry when people talk about property tax caps [and not] where the revenue is going to come from instead”
"...Dallas and my parents were always very involved in the community. My mom served on the Dallas school board..."
Jan. 4, 2019 News Feature by Austin Sanders
The Right to be Offensive
Joseph Kahn on his new battle rap social satire Bodied
"...When America started amending the Constitution, the number one priority was freedom of speech...."
Nov. 6, 2018 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
Fantastic Fest Interview: Jeremy Saulnier and Macon Blair on Hold the Dark
Blood and snow in one of Netflix's rare theatrical releases
"...It may seem a long way from Austin to Alaska, but of course when..."
Sept. 28, 2018 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
The Ballad of Townes & Blaze
The twisted but not-so-tall tale of Van Zandt and Foley, Lonesome Dove meets Barfly
"...The jigsaw of geography in filmmaking is such that one..."
Aug. 17, 2018 Features Feature by Sybil Rosen
Jawbreaker, Last Band on the Titanic
Saving lives decades on
"...The Nineties were a simpler time, an age of Clinton-era..."
July 14, 2018 Music Post by Kevin Curtin
Getting Caught on 7 Splinters in Time
Director explains mindwarping time travel flick before screening
"...Sometimes you don't know what a film is really about..."
June 27, 2018 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
A New Era for the Travis County Democratic Party
After years of infighting and a tumultuous election in March, the TCDP must now proceed as one
"...Just after 11pm on the night of this year's primary election, Dyana Limon-Mercado announced..."
June 15, 2018 News Feature by Nina Hernandez
Breaking the Ice With Iceage
“Difficult” singer Elias Bender Rønnenfelt isn’t
"...Iceage, maintains a well-publicized distaste for music writers. After The Fader named him “Rock’s Most Difficult Frontman,” I had..."
