news
Female employees say gender discrimination persists at City Hall. Could a new resolution fix the broken system?
BY MARY TUMA
Consensus on the proposed $720 million bond remains a work in progress
BY MICHAEL KING
Council aims for the stars, stuck in the dirt
BY NICK BARBARO
Council agenda occupied by a handful of pressing subjects
BY MICHAEL KING
Proposed development to hit dais, barring any more delays
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
Officer Eric Copeland named in excessive force lawsuit
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Jeff Wood never killed anybody; Robert Pruett may not have either. Why does the state want to put them both to death?
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Will the state's latest abortion restriction survive a constitutional challenge?
BY MARY TUMA
Closed DNA lab delays already strained system
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Is an entirely new Congress even possible?
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
Single-origin beans and hoppy IPAs without the drive
BY DAN GENTILE
Komé and the Peached Tortilla battle for Japanese pancake supremacy
BY BRANDON WATSON
Poke two ways
BY ADRIENNE WHITE
What is the least romantic restaurant in Austin?
BY EMILY BEYDA
music
The challenge as he moves is to maintain the same creative space and energy
BY DOUG FREEMAN
US Weekly emerges, the Dicks reunite, and Woody Allen casts Kat Edmonson
BY KEVIN CURTIN
Phases & Stages
A Moon Shaped Pool
Patch the Sky
The Hope Six Demolition Project
Car Seat Headrest
Rob Sheffield
screens
Reimagining the Disney classic
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
West Texas noir
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Film Reviews
True story of the plot to kill the architect of the Nazis' Final Solution
Meryl Streep plays the doyenne called “the worst singer in the world”
Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine, and Ben Foster shine in West Texas crime film
Philip Roth's 2008 novel is hauntingly translated to the screen
Kevin Spacey gets trapped inside the body of his family's cat
Liam Neeson stars as Douglas MacArthur in this Korean war movie
Urban romantic comedy; in Telugu
Old Disney musical is remade as a new children's classic
arts & culture
The local science historian debuts her new book about famous fossil hominids
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
This seismic literary debut tracks a California girl drawn to a dark cult in 1969
BY TIM STEGALL
Arts Reviews
In Don Fried's drama, small-town Midwesterners face a clash of cultures when Hasidic Jews move in
The production offers impressive spectacle, but the musical's treatment of women is still a problem
The vehicle crashes in this solo exhibition, artfully drawn in graphite, manage to contain both peace and a madness
columns
Bats and balls in play at the Gay Softball World Series
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Stone castle tower provides spectacular view of Oklahoma's Lake Murray State Park
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
Like it or not, you are always being graded – not by your words, but by your actions
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
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sports
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comics
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