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This Southern-fried comedy, directed by and starring Ray McKinnon, is a flat-footed take on the suburban Southern gentleman in disrepair.

Feel-good family drama may lose the little ones along the way

Masterful player had a foundational presence on Austin music

His new novel is also a prayer for the stage and a reminder of the healing power of performance

Inside Iron Age frontman Jason Tarpey’s other job forging swords

The internationally acclaimed artist returns to Austin with new work that, as ever, leaves us asking ourselves what we see

To get a career-defining award from the Magic Castle, of course

The late Doors keyboardist at the Garden of Eden

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A new play gives Ray Benson the chance finally to chat with the King, Bob Wills

The return of Doyle Bramhall

Iconic author of 'Fahrenheit 451' dead at 91

Roger Corman = Standing O. Obviously.

Bob Ray and Werner Campbell's five-year rock & Roller Derby adventure

This Native American romantic comedy, which won the Audience Award at the 2001 Austin Film Festival, arrives in theatres four years late but seasonally right on time.

“Reach back out to me in three months, I may be certifiable by then”

“Do you see it? Cuz if you don’t, then I’m crazy.”

Longtime 7 Stones frontman knows who he is and what he isn’t

Antone's Blue Monday boss Derek O'Brien keeps the music alive and blue

Disney has retrofitted its 1994 hit in 3-D for a limited theatrical run.

The Austin Punk Chronicles, chapter two, part one: glam rock (1972-76)

The Grammys went bust, but their local equivalent – the 34th annual Austin Music Awards – just dropped its star-studded lineup

Hot box cooking method delivers delectable pork

Nifty new thriller from Stuart Gordon, the director of Re-Animator.

Ray Benson decides to cut a solo album

Growly troubadour – still canny after all these years

Is it too soon to toast 2012-13 as the best season ever?

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