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The Sleeping Eye turns 10 with a reissue, its creators and other Texas metal icons consider its influence

Eighteen days after the death of Power Trip frontman we uncover an unseen interview with the late guitarist

Meryl Streep reunites with her Mama Mia! director to play Margaret Thatcher.

Moviegoers Assemble!

Rare gigs and soft breakups from Iron Age and US Weekly

Sarah Moss' remarkable novella shows how one man's fascination with Iron Age Britain can manifest in the present in a terrifying way

20 Buck Spin debut puts blackened ATX death metal on the map

It's a Marvel Universe, and we all just live in it

Griff Luneburg breaks his silence on the Cactus Cafe

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In a switcheroo, animated aliens fear the human in their midst.

KUTX replaces morning show mainstay John Aielli with Taylor Wallace after the iconic ATX deejay suffers a stroke.

Less is no longer more to Iron & Wine's Sam Beam

Lots of information and finely honed arguments characterize this vicariously thrilling and joyous documentary that explores heavy metal’s many permutations and sheer endurance over the past 30-odd years.

This remarkable animated film tells a contemporary story about an Iranian girl’s coming-of-age while navigating the usual pitfalls of adolescence and the Islamic revolution of the Eighties.

Buried takes place entirely inside a coffin where a man is buried alive.

This American-bred Astro Boy remains true to the heart and soul of the Japanese original but lacks its raw animation and emotions.

Rainn Wilson's goofy, puppylike charm makes this comedy about overage, overweight rockers passing on the glories of rock & roll to the next generation a palatable exercise.

As John McClane, Bruce Willis once more brings the noise and blows the bejesus out of the bad guys.

A boy and his electronic dog

Friday’s parking lot concert was the best live punk we’ve seen all year

Our picks from the usual onslaught of live music options