Volume 35, Number 44
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news
SCOTUS rules on three Texas cases impacting abortion, affirmative action, and immigration
BY MARY TUMA AND RICHARD WHITTAKER
The Supreme Court decision rests upon political agitation
BY MICHAEL KING
How to spend $720 million on mobility
BY MICHAEL KING
Members navigate homestead exemption politics en route to vacation
BY MICHAEL KING
Program to aid homeless seeks more funding
BY ANNAMARYA SCACCIA
Union head unlikely to face consequences
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
How job cuts miraculously turn into job "creation"
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
Vintage-inspired bar is everything but retro
BY BRANDON WATSON
Logro Farms brings sustainable mushrooms to Austin
BY JESSI CAPE
Have you no heart?
BY EMILY BEYDA
Who gets to own the story of food?
BY BRANDON WATSON
music
Half-a-dozen rising stars of local electro
BY KAHRON SPEARMAN
Vetting City Hall's recommendations to Mayor Adler's arts Omnibus and unveiling Sound on Sound Fest's Renaissance location and debut lineup
BY KEVIN CURTIN
screens
New AFS series shines a light on Maurice Pialat
BY JOSH KUPECKI
Swiss Army Man is more than just "that farting corpse movie"
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Film Reviews
Steven Spielberg tackles Roald Dahl’s 1982 children's book
ID:R is probably everything you were expecting and less
This new take on Tarzan, with its CGI jungle animals, isn't half bad
Stellan Skarsgård and Damien Lewis rock this John le Carré adaptation
The third entry in this nasty series adopts a political bent
Blake Lively is trapped by a shark on her own bikini island
This infamous "farting corpse" movie is all gassed up with nowhere to go
Todd Solondz sets a pup in a world of humans who are all bark and more bite
arts & culture
Theatrical perversity in Chicago: the Austin connection
BY SHANON WEAVER
Arts Reviews
A funny and surreal solo show by Jonathan Tolins
This troupe's improvised scenes based on personal sex stories prove ColdTowne is still a fun place to catch local comedy's up-and-comers
In this group show, each piece leads two lives: one as an artwork, one as a device for sharing information
columns
If you're craving a big party, our sister city San Antonio is celebrating 13 years of Pride
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Citizen uprising turns 200-year-old historic oak into a folk hero
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
Yes, you should stop checking his phone
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
BY NICK BARBARO
comics
BY SAM HURT
BY TONY MILLIONAIRE
BY LANCE MYERS
BY RYAN HENNESSEE
BY TOM TOMORROW