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Yet another computer-animated film about talking animals offers a fine message for the kids, but little originality.

Early film from South Korea's enfant terrible Kim Ki-duk is a coarse and distubing drama about obsessive love.

Republicans pass HB 2 out of committee over educator objections

Lowell Bartholomee has a lot to say, and he says it in plays that blaze like a Klieg instrument throwing gritty metrosphere of modern life into stark relief -- stark comic relief.

The first film in Jackson's Tolkien trilogy stays true to the spirit and logistics of the novels, but is also a breathtaking and beautiful work of art on its own.

Our readers talk back.

In the wake of the horrible tragedy at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, some words of comfort and encouragement from Tuna producer Charles Duggan.

City Council Member Gus Garcia retires after more than 30 years of public service

Jimmy Lafave

What I Learned on My Summer Drought

Food Gifts for the Holidays

Twenty years in the making, Lowell Bartholomee's latest collection of short plays is worth the wait

Power to the People in the "People's Court"

A look back at the Chicano civil rights movement in Austin; plus, preplanning Thanksgiving

Find out how to transform into death incarnate with our mask instructions

Your weekly horoscope, July 31 - August 6

City Hall extends eviction freeze, earmarks relief funds, and more

Mind the rain, yes, but don’t miss these public treats IRL

On living through the history of AIDS, and seeing a rising rate of infection

Doc uncovers ugly truths in the booming global-poverty aid industry

All the news that's fit to blog

Lubitsch's 1952 film casts Jack Benny as a Nazi?

Our Bill of Rights guarantees are breaking down in state justice systems across the country

Council takes on affordable housing, downtown development, and helicopters

Chumps say, 'So long, sucker,' while Trent Reznor says hello to Explosions in the sky.

The return of Rachael Shannon, and her art

As the economy improves, Council looks toward next year's budget