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SXSW Music Panel: Kesha
On Tuesday, Kesha arrived at SXSW to discuss online bullying with Refinery29’s Chief Content Officer Amy Emmerich. Although she hasn’t released new material in several years, 30-year-old Kesha Rose Sebert (she removed the $ in 2014) has developed a massive fan base in that time – for both her music and her activism.

9:40AM Wed. Mar. 15, 2017, Sarah Marloff Read More | Comment »

Refugees Record for Free at SXSW
For the past four South by Southwests, Justin Douglas earned a sizable paycheck from Converse by recording bands on behalf of Rubber Tracks, the shoe company’s program offering free studio time to artists with no strings attached.

5:30PM Tue. Mar. 14, 2017, Kevin Curtin Read More | Comment »

SXSW Comedy Review: Witch Taint: The Black Metal Dialogues Live!
Witch Taint. Mystikum. Have you ever heard such dark, brutal names of any black metal band in your life?

5:00PM Tue. Mar. 14, 2017, Sean L. Malin Read More | Comment »

SXSW Comedy: A Good Trip with Shane Mauss
Shane Mauss is not afraid to explore the farthest reaches of his mind. The L.A.-based comic, who once broke both his feet while hiking and turned the experience into a hysterical album, is now winding through a six-months-and-counting tour all about psychedelic drugs. But this isn't a “far out, man” Cheech & Chong routine. Mauss gets real.

4:45PM Tue. Mar. 14, 2017, Carina Magyar Read More | Comment »

Chrissie Hynde, Talk of the Town
Chrissie Hynde made the most of her 48 hours in Austin. Starting Sunday when the Pretenders opened for Stevie Nicks at the Erwin Center – where she duetted on “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around” – the Akron, Ohio, tough then upended the Austin Music Awards with impromptu punk. Monday at that same Moody Theater, her 40-year-old band debuted on Austin City Limits.

4:40PM Tue. Mar. 14, 2017, Raoul Hernandez Read More | Comment »

SXSW Film Review: Give Me Future
Few people would categorize Major Lazer’s style of rump-thumping global EDM as protest music, but Give Me Future proves that even the most fist-pumping party tunes become political when they reach the shores of Cuba.

4:00PM Tue. Mar. 14, 2017, Dan Gentile Read More | Comment »

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SXSW Film Review: Give Me Future
 
Lege for Sale?
If you don’t like the laws, buy some new ones. That’s not an option for most of us, but mega-corps Uber and Lyft have deep pockets and few scruples. If Austin officials and voters are not for sale, maybe state legislators will prove more agreeable.

3:45PM Tue. Mar. 14, 2017, Michael King Read More | Comment »

SXSW Panel: Veep: A Conversation with the Cast and Showrunner
A surprisingly complete cast – plus showrunner – appeared before a crowded ballroom to drop hints about (and a trailer for) season 6 of HBO’s award-winning and critically-beloved political comedy.

3:30PM Tue. Mar. 14, 2017, Carina Magyar Read More | Comment »

SXSW Film Review: David Lynch – The Art Life
The surreal David Lynch must create. Obsessively, compulsively the wheels are turning, the creatures howling from inside.

3:15PM Tue. Mar. 14, 2017, Joe O'Connell Read More | Comment »

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