The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes
YA epic's prequel can't catch the book's inner fire
Kimberley Jones
61-90 of 2,787 entries
Movie Review, Nov. 17, 2023
May December
Portman and Moore captivate in a spiky, funny melodrama of old transgressions
Movie Review, Nov. 17, 2023
Five Themes at This Year’s Texas Book Festival
What’s hot, what’s intriguing, and who’s gonna be at the annual literary bonanza
Arts, Nov. 9, 2023
AFF Review: The Stars at Night
Texas-filmed doc laments the night sky lost to light pollution
Screens, Oct. 30, 2023
Fair Play
Office romance and intrigue intersect for tension with little weight
Movie Review, Sept. 29, 2023
Abya Yala: The Story Behind the Photos
Music, Sept. 28, 2023
We Have an Issue: Politics as Performance, Political Activism as Performance Art
In this week's issue: postmortem on the Ken Paxton impeachment trial, a profile of drag powerhouse Brigitte Bandit, and finalists revealed in the Best of Austin: Restaurants Readers Poll (get voting, y'all!)
Columns, Sept. 21, 2023
Austin Film Festival to Celebrate Lost's Damon Lindelof With Outstanding TV Writer Award
Fall fest also adds All of Us Strangers, The Holdovers
Screens, Sept. 14, 2023
A Haunting in Venice
The man and the mustache return in Kenneth Branagh’s third Hercule Poirot mystery
Movie Review, Sept. 15, 2023
Roxane Gay, Tim O’Brien Join Texas Book Festival Lineup
Full author roster revealed for November fest
Arts, Sept. 13, 2023
We Have an Issue: A Watched Pot …
The Austin Chronicle is turning 42, and we're launching a cannabis column to celebrate
Columns, Aug. 31, 2023
The Eternal Memory
An extraordinary exploration of living with dementia
Movie Review, Aug. 25, 2023
We Have an Issue: It’s the Back to School Issue
Welcome to college, y'all. Here’s what you need to know about drugs.
Columns, Aug. 17, 2023
Passages
Often-explicit drama probes the turmoil of a lopsided love triangle
Movie Review, Aug. 11, 2023
We Have an Issue: Never Boring
In this week’s issue, Lina Fisher examines the uncertain environmental impacts of Tesla and the Boring Co. on the Colorado River
Columns, Aug. 10, 2023
Ted Cruz, Katie Couric, Paxton Prosecution Team to Speak at Texas Tribune Festival
Annual celebration of all-things-politics takes place Sept. 21-23
News, Aug. 8, 2023
We Have an Issue: You Have the Right ... (in Theory, at Least)
In this week's cover story, Maggie Q. Thompson digs into Counsel at First Appearance – what it is, why we don't have it in Travis County, and whether that's violating our Constitutional rights
Columns, Aug. 3, 2023
Barbie
The doll that changed the world faces the world she changed in this fizzy meta-comedy
Movie Review, July 21, 2023
We Have an Issue: This Is Fine?
In this week’s issue, fun ways to grapple with the ongoing heat... and more sobering thoughts on the state we’re in
Columns, July 20, 2023
The Miracle Club
Cutesy Irish drama about small-town scandals and music rings a hollow tune
Movie Review, July 14, 2023
We Have an Issue: Find the Thing That Moves You
In this week’s issue, Derek Udensi profiles Austin hip-hop artist Blakchyl
Columns, July 13, 2023
Carmen
Did Bizet's classic tragic opera need a soft reboot?
Movie Review, July 7, 2023
We Have an Issue: Read Before Burning
Welcome to the Books Issue
Columns, June 29, 2023
Asteroid City
Wes Anderson is at his most enigmatic in a UFO tale within a tale
Movie Review, June 23, 2023
We Have an Issue: All in the Family
Inside the House of Lepore
Columns, June 22, 2023
We Have an Issue: This Issue Gets Around
Far-flung travels and, closer to home, Fuck Money plays Oblivion Access
Columns, June 8, 2023
We Have an Issue: Another Dispiriting Lege Session
Why does the Texas GOP hate Texans so much?
Columns, June 1, 2023
We Have an Issue: 100 Summery Things on the Horizon
Pick up this week’s issue for The Austin Chronicle’s summer events guide
Columns, May 18, 2023
We Have an Issue: The News About News
Meet the News team
Columns, May 11, 2023
We Have an Issue: Spring Treats, Fantastic Comics, and Best of Austin Finalists
In this week’s issue, we celebrate Austin’s comic book artists and authors, and reveal the 875 nominees up
