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One Big Beautiful Bill Took a Swing at Abortion Access, but Whole Woman’s Health Is Still Going Strong
Exec says spending bill could have a chilling effect despite minimal direct impact
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AISD Board Cuts State-Mandated Reporting
When they could be talking about impending school closures …
Posted inDay Trips
Day Trips & Beyond: October Events Roundup
As the temp drops, fall fun heats up around the state
Posted inMusic
SXSW Announces 2026 Details, Programming, and Venues
Conference says goodbye to the Convention Center, hello to Clubhouses
Posted inScreens
Austin Film Society Spotlights the “Heroic Bloodshed” of John Woo’s Hong Kong Films
Lars Nilsen on Woo’s arc from “box office poison” to action hero
Posted inFilm Review
One Battle After Another Review: Once More Unto the Breach
Paul Thomas Anderson returns with a political, propulsive Pynchon adaptation
Posted inFilm Review
Eleanor the Great Lives Up to Her Name
June Squibb is a retiree reckoning with grief in Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut
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A Granular Look at a Grand Experiment
Mike Figgis films a fly-on-the-wall doc about the making of Coppola’s Megalopolis
Posted inFilm Review
Opening The Summer Book
A family grieves at their summer house on the Gulf of Finland
Posted inFilm Review
When All Isn’t Enough
Best friends dance around the idea of becoming more in Apple Films’ All of You
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Higher Taxes Are on the Ballot. City Leaders Explain What They’ll Get Us.
Prop Q asks Austinites what’s a nickel worth. Can they stomach a bigger bill at the end of the year?
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Restaurant Review: More Is More at Citizens All Day
Australian-inspired cafe throws everything at the wall, but it doesn’t all stick
