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There is no other place in the country, outside of New York and L.A., with the same quality and quantity of filmmaking and filmmakers as Austin

Here comes SXSW. And, surprisingly, the Young Conservatives of Texas still don't like us.

The Austin Circle of Theatres has released the nominations for the 2002-03 B. Iden Payne Awards.

A pair of dancing Hungarian sisters led to a trio of Obie Awards for sometime Austinites Katie Pearl and Lisa D'Amour and their friend and collaborator Kathy Randels.

The stars come out at the Paramount when the Texas Medal of the Arts Awards are given, and the Bastrop Opera House shoots for a national title in the American Association of Community Theatres competition.

Ka-plam! Your Style Avatar is out and about and making the scene at SXSW. It's just begun, y'all.

Austin Stories

SXSW Thursday

The Emmy Awards finally come to fruition, local boxer Jesus Chavez hits HBO, and the most delicious diva show on television.

The news stories that didn't make the mainstream press in 2000

Real legislative reform of the state's tax-credit allocation process is slowly moving toward the governor's desk.

There are 40 blocks closed in downtown Austin due to various construction and cable-laying projects. When the Empire State Building was built in New York City, the city closed no blocks. Also, news on the upcoming SXSW festival and the Texas Film Hall of Fame.

The winners of the 26th annual B. Iden Payne awards for local theatre..

The Starbucks Showdown continues; and readers voice their opinions on last week's Best of Austin issue.

Have you had your fill of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire? Are you stuffed to the gills from consuming too many hours of Survivor, Big Brother, The Real World, Road Rules, or Making the Band? Better get used to it -- there's a whole lot more on the way.

The Austin Theatre Critics Table presented its eighth annual awards for achievement in the Austin arts in a lively ceremony at the Continental Club

A high school play contest might not sound like a big deal, but it is to the 18,000 students in 1,200 schools across Texas who participate in the state's UIL one-act play every year -- and here's a look at why.

Why so much black clothing at SXSW? It was the only color that went with those garish lanyards.

Upcoming events and workshops of interest to the Austin film community.

Confessions of a television columnist; also, strange timing for the 1999 Image Awards, Iron Chef may hit the big screen, and Texas Parks & Wildlife rakes in the kudos.

Benefits

Less Payne, More Pleasure

Thinning the Herd

Television fetes itself next

Payne Pleasures 1998