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This wild love story among the pillars of a rich Texas oil family features a drunken, paranoid playboy (Stack, in maybe his very best performance), the woman who loves him (Bacall), the man who loves her (Hudson), and the half-sister (Malone) who loves him. This oil-family story is way, way east of Eden.

With The Leaf Storm, choreographer José Luis Bustamante and songwriter Lourdes Pérez have become the wind, blowing past boundaries between artforms to share their vision in collaboration and spinning elements of their lives into an artistic whirlwind.

An overview of the Texas Film Commission, which has been wedding film production and the state economy for 30 years.

In the early part of the Sixties, television's "Route 66" offered a taste of the new American consciousness

Twistin' in the Wind

The road may be dumb, but at least it's fun

Thin-slice this, bitch! SXSW 05 is on its way, and we've got names

Apollo 10 1/2, Sandra Bullock, and more join movie list

Sold-out metal four stack kept widening the mosh pit

Piano prince toasts Andy Roddick Foundation’s 15th anniversary

Are Ronney Reynolds' Mayoral Hopes on the Ropes?

The LBJ of Lone Star songwriters lays siege to the Cactus Cafe

Pilot filmed in and inspired by Toy Joy premieres tonight

Maybe it’s cold outside, but we still want to go home

Off the Bookshelf

P. Kellach Waddle, the River City's 'educated hillbilly,' composes himself a life

Fans of the written word, keep this weekend’s schedule free; you’ll need every minute for the TBF

Sarah Dessen's latest novel is 'The Moon and More'

UT symposium honors and ponders art created in the Nazi concentration camp

A new exhibit at the Harry Ransom Center proves that no job is too small when it comes to 'Making Movies'

Charlie Robison says 'fuck everybody.'

How Austin’s landmark instrumental outfits soundtrack the state of Texas

The landmark album spins at the Moody Theater via two of its makers and their virtuosic friends

The Cool Capers of Donald Westlake

Local songwriter rises through the fire

Hannah Fidell's road trip comedy makes all the right stops

The path to a Republican presidency

Like a fairy in her YA novel The Radiant Road, Katherine Catmull keeps transforming the mundane into lovely art