All in the Presentation

John Bullington's and James Holmes' culinary performance art: now showing at an Alamo Drafthouse (or elsewhere) near you

"...during the opening weekend of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory had no idea the lengths to which the staff..."

Aug. 5, 2005 Food Feature by Virginia B. Wood

From Method to Make-Do

Austin's myriad thespian coaches teach us to seek, grow, and do … or at least act like it

"...You can't sneeze in this town without getting a director/producer/screenwriter soggy. But when it comes to the fine art..."

July 1, 2005 Screens Feature by Marc Savlov

Staying Power

Despite (or because of) its hotel bearings, Finn & Porter is a haute spot on the Austin dining scene

"...Finn & Porter..."

Nov. 12, 2004 Food Feature by Wes Marshall

Naked City

Local peace activist is snared by Pentagon's "back-door draft"

"...since at least a year earlier. He signed up for a three-year enlistment that would have been up on..."

Aug. 6, 2004 News Feature by Lee Nichols

In Play: 'NCAA Football 2004' and 'Madden NFL Football 2004'

"...EA Sports has truly outdone itself with this year's installments of..."

Oct. 3, 2003 Sports Post by Mark Fagan

Tropic of Capsaicin

An Exploration of the Hot Dishes in a Hot City, Or Where to Go When You're Not at Waterloo Park

"...Spicy Beef Jerky at the Roaring Fork701 Congress (Intercontinental Stephen F. Austin Hotel), 583-0000..."

Aug. 22, 2003 Food Feature by MM Pack

Tropic of Capsaicin

An Exploration of the Hot Dishes in a Hot City, Or Where to Go When You're Not at Waterloo Park

"...trivia with you so you'll know how much I adore their Salt and Pepper Seafood. When I want the..."

Aug. 22, 2003 Food Feature by Wes Marshall

Come What May

Be it buckets of blood or PBS adaptations, Austin native and newly crowned angel of death Angela Bettis is up for it.

"...It's not every actress that can ground an underground horror film/black comedy like May with just the right note..."

Feb. 7, 2003 Screens Feature by Marc Savlov

Rectangular Packages With Ribbons

"Judging from the places he visited in Texas, he is clearly one New Yorker who believed, or at least wanted to document, the myths Texans tell themselves," writes Clay Smith of Garry Winogrand's photographs in Winogrand 1964.

"...See, Memory..."

Dec. 13, 2002 Books Feature by Clay Smith

Rectangular Packages With Ribbons

Taylor Holland goes behind the curtain in his review of three of this year's most intriguing art books.

"...headed instead behind the Iron Curtain, to the wonderful world of the Czech Photographic Avant-Garde, 1918-1948 (edited by Vladimir..."

Dec. 13, 2002 Books Feature by Taylor Holland

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