The Other Woman

Cameron Diaz, Leslie Mann, and Kate Upton play gals who team together to ruin the mutual philanderer in their lives.

"...A serial philanderer gets his comeuppance through the handiwork of three of his victims in this romantic..."

April 25, 2014 Movie Review by Marjorie Baumgarten

Autobiography of the Other Woman

The real-life affair of a director and his star inspires On the Beach at Night Alone

"...For South Korean filmmaker Hong Sang-soo, On the Beach at Night Alone isn't just a film –..."

Jan. 26, 2018 Screens Feature by Jenny Nulf

The Other End of the Line

In this cross-cultural romantic comedy, a telephone operator in India travels to San Francisco to meet the man she falls for over the phone.

"...Sara Foster, Sushmita Mukherjee and Anupam Kher. In discussing the Indian tradition of marrying by match, rather than for..."

Nov. 7, 2008 Movie Review by Kimberley Jones

The Other Sister

"...Joon to Angel Baby to Forrest Gump and beyond, there has been no shortage of recent movies addressing the..."

Feb. 26, 1999 Movie Review by Russell Smith

The Other Son

Palestinian and Israeli baby boys are accidentally switched at birth, and that discovery in adulthood creates many repercussions.

"...Given the hackneyed premise of this French film – two baby..."

Dec. 14, 2012 Movie Review by Louis Black

The Whole Woman

The profound underexposure of women among Austin's food luminaries causes one to wonder whether a certain locker-room mentality still prevails in kitchens around the city.

"...his kitchen. As a matter of course, she inquired whether he had many women working in the kitchen. He..."

May 5, 2000 Food Feature by Rachel Feit

Buzzfeed's Anne Helen Petersen on the Rise of the Unruly Woman

Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud author comes to BookPeople

"...The westward migration from NYC to Missoula, Mont., may sound..."

July 18, 2017 Arts Post by Rachel Rascoe

The Other Side of the Wind

Should Orson Welles' last film have stayed lost?

"...“Ahhhh, the French Champagne has always been celebrated for its excellence,”..."

Nov. 2, 2018 Movie Review by Josh Kupecki

Exploring the "Other"

Ben Wolfe on the risks of going native in The Explorers Club

"...A familiar twinge of discomfort arises watching The Explorers Club at Austin Playhouse, the kind you get..."

April 20, 2016 Arts Post by Shanon Weaver

Women on Fire: Six of one, Ivey's dozen of the other

Tony Award winner and Lone Star native Judith Ivey discusses the challenges of portraying a dozen characters in the one-woman monologue show 'Women on Fire'

"...Judith Ivey hasn't lived in Texas for many years, the state won't loosen its claim on the actress. Houston's..."

Oct. 6, 2006 Arts Feature by Robert Faires

Return of the White Woman Dem

After 4-year drought, Donna Howard's swearing in signals Legislative return of rare species in Texas politics

"...Hear, hear! A rare species in Texas politics – the white Democratic woman – is back in the Legislature..."

March 10, 2006 News Feature by Amy Smith

Qmmunity: Hello From the Other Side

Plus, Queerbomb launches its Queer History Series

"...many of you, between "Oh sh!t, oh sh!t" and "There's no way he'll be reelected ... right?" So, as..."

Nov. 6, 2020 Column by Beth Sullivan

The Other Side

Dues paid, Trish Murphy delivers her most mature album with 'Girls Get in Free'

"..."All I Want," the opening song on Trish Murphy's bang-up new CD, Girls..."

Jan. 30, 2004 Music Feature by Christopher Gray

The Other Stars in the Galaxy

"...by Marjorie Baumgarten, Sarah Hepola, Marcel Meyer, and Jessica..."

May 21, 1999 Screens Feature

"Marie Curie: The Woman Behind the Mind" (2002) and "Mileva Maric: The Other Einstein"

"...Directed by: Alana Cash. These documentaries about two very different women scientists should provide..."

June 18, 2002 Movie Review by Marjorie Baumgarten

Just Like a Woman

"...happens to enjoy dressing up in frocks.” This is the first description Monica (Walters) gives of her new boyfriend..."

Sept. 16, 1994 Movie Review by Brian Baker

The Legend of La Llorona

The weeping woman has reason to cry in this flat supernatural horror

"...Mexican folktale told by generations of parents to scare the bejesus out of their niños with the reputed aim..."

Jan. 7, 2022 Movie Review by Steve Davis

Other Worlds Austin Goes to an Alien Nation

Sci-fi and horror fest releases full, final lineup

"...The Other Worlds Austin film festival has always been dedicated..."

Nov. 9, 2018 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker

A Good Woman

Oscar Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan is here set among Jazz Age expatriates cold-chillin' on the Italian coast, and the result is not quite as dishy as one might hope.

"...(Lady Windermere's Fan) among Jazz Age expatriates cold-chillin' on the Italian coast, and the result is not quite as..."

Feb. 3, 2006 Movie Review by Marrit Ingman

The Hand That Rocks the Cradle

"...Bartel (Sciorra) and her yuppie husband Michael (McCoy) find themselves in need of a nanny for their young daughter..."

Jan. 10, 1992 Movie Review by Marc Savlov

A Look at Women Leaders in the Kitchen and at Austin Food + Wine Festival

We chat with the other 25%

"...In the fall of 2017, Amanda Kludt of Eater National provided..."

April 27, 2018 Food Feature by Melanie Haupt

The Midwife

Two screen legends deliver in a mildly sappy drama

"...Directed by: Martin Provost. Starring: Catherine Deneuve, Catherine Frot, Olivier Gourmet, Quentin Dolmaire, Mylène Demongeot,..."

Sept. 15, 2017 Movie Review by Marc Savlov

The Luv Doc: Tell the Whole World

Rejection never feels good, even if the other guy looks exactly like you

"...GF of six months broke up with me over the phone on her way to a concert in Colorado..."

Aug. 25, 2017 Column by The Luv Doc

The Double Life of Veronique

Kieslowski's movie is told not so much in customary narrative structures, but in glimpses, hints, and intimations. On the same day in 1968, two women are born, one in Poland, the other in France. Though the two share many characteristics, they live worlds apart. Yet each senses the other and has intuitive knowledge of the other's presence.

"...it tells a story that could only exist in the form of a movie (or, perhaps, as a piece..."

March 6, 1992 Movie Review by Marjorie Baumgarten

The Break-Up

Thirtysomething icon Jennifer Aniston grieves a failed relationship in one half of the movie, while thirtysomething icon Vince Vaughn grows up in the other.

"...leaving this considerably anticipated matchup between lovable Vaughn and the Woman Who by All Rights Should Have Had Brad’s..."

June 2, 2006 Movie Review by Marrit Ingman

The Family Stone

This likable romantic comedy runs the gamut of emotions – hitting tenderness, rage, remorse, and everything in between – but there are too many characters with too little chemistry to be a real keeper.

"...sense that Sarah Jessica Parker, late of Sex and the City, would want to avoid typecasting and steer clear..."

Dec. 16, 2005 Movie Review by Kimberley Jones

For the Good Times

The Life and Times of Texas country crooner, Ray Price.

"...Before he took the stage of Central Missouri State University's Hendricks Hall on..."

Sept. 1, 2000 Music Feature by David Cantwell

Minbo -- Or the Gentle Art of Japanese Extortion

"...Miyamoto, Akira Takarada and Yasuo Daichi. Far removed from the glamorized vision of the Japanese mob, or yakuza, as..."

Feb. 24, 1995 Movie Review by Joey O'Bryan

The Tune

"...MTV for bringing Bill Plympton's outrageous “Plymptoons” series to the twentysomethings of the world. His 15-60-second dollops of water-colored..."

Nov. 27, 1992 Movie Review by Marc Savlov

The September Issue

This intriguing documentary observes Anna Wintour and her staff at Vogue put together the magazine's September 2007 issue, its biggest issue ever.

"...Directed by: R.J. Cutler. Like a time capsule from another era of journalism, The September Issue chronicles a distant..."

Sept. 11, 2009 Movie Review by Marjorie Baumgarten

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