Volume 35, Number 32
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news
AISD has at least 10 properties it could be making better use of
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Educators and nonprofits work to close the achievement gap in Dove Springs
BY SAM ANDERSON-RAMOS
Council considers bad, outdated regs for Uber and Lyft
BY AMY KAMP
Mayor Adler chases transportation dollars
BY NICK BARBARO
As more take sides on the Uber / Lyft debate, allegations of being bought out are traded
BY MAC MCCANN
Council wades back into taxi / TNC debate
BY MARY TUMA
APD will change policy to require numbers for all stop-and-searches
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Here's how to get help in advance of Tax Day
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
Village is designed to be a community of 250 homes
BY MAKEDA EASTER
Corporate bamboozlers intend to widen inequality in America
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
Lettuce get ready to rumble
BY BRANDON WATSON
The next generation in Austin speakeasies
BY BRANDON WATSON
Eastside trailer wakes up breakfast
BY BRANDON WATSON
Refinding the spark in Austin food
BY BRANDON WATSON
music
Hayes Carll trades in his drunken poet's dream
BY DOUG FREEMAN
Appraising APD's solution to Sixth Street during SXSW
BY KEVIN CURTIN
Texas Platters
The Wilderness
From the Forest Came the Fire
Fist in the Air
PanaRican
Pink Panther
Something Real, Summertime: Willie Nelson Sings Gershwin
screens
AFS screens acclaimed Arabian Nights trilogy
BY KAHRON SPEARMAN
Home invasion thriller Hush hits Netflix
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Film Reviews
Animated French steampunk fantasy is delightfully imaginative
This Melissa McCarthy comedy is funny, but should be even funnier
Jake Gyllenhaal stars in dramedy as a man rebuilding his life
Inventive spectacle and pop-culture tease finally arrives onscreen
Girlfight director Karyn Kusama helms dinner-party thriller
Teenage first love – as only the French can depict it
Telugu action film
arts & culture
For this year's Fusebox, composer Steve Parker flies a batty Austin concert with live echolocation
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
Arts Reviews
For Tanya Barfield's two-character drama, Theatre en Bloc couples an intimate story with a relentlessly personal performance space
This new adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic sends its audience down the rabbit hole – and all over the Zach Theatre campus
This show's eight works offer a rewarding investigation into the relationship between objects and images of them
columns
The path to a Republican presidency
BY LOUIS BLACK
Sundays are the new Saturdays
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Craziest parade in the world will take you on a joyride
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
In your FACEbook
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
BY NICK BARBARO
BY KAHRON SPEARMAN
BY MARK FAGAN
comics
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY SAM HURT
BY LANCE MYERS
BY TONY MILLIONAIRE
BY RYAN HENNESSEE