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Jane Martin's Anton in Show Business satirically skewers everything in modern theatre, and the Vestige Group's production will have your cheeks sore from laughing

April 12-19

Playing the con artist Clifford Irving, who notoriously forged the autobiography of Howard Hughes, Richard Gere has one of the best roles of his career.

It's a noble inquiry, which makes the potential pitfalls of the endeavor more palpable to class-conscious readers.

Timothy Braun brings you, dear reader, up to date on the AFC North

Two Austin playwrights join dozens of writers from across the hemisphere to 'dream the Americas'

Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie may have been done to death, but the strong cast of the Austin Shakespeare Festival production makes this masterpiece come alive again

The Babe Zaharias Museum is a tribute to one of the greatest female athletes of all time, Mildred "Babe" Didrikson Zaharias

Our sports blog commences, 'SXSW Presents' continues, and Priest unmasks the past

The curious saga of 20 portraits of British literary greats that UT paid Feliks Topolski to paint, then didn't show for decades

Ban what you please, although the current campaign against secondhand smoke will not prevent the 21st-century universe from killing us. It merely provides the illusion of safety.

Elucidating the fine art of hanging around

Trolling SXSW Interactive 2006

Lone Star Literature: A Texas Anthology

A new exhibition gives eight of the state's finest photographers – who happen to be women – their due

Hear his story of tragedy and triumph and tragedy again, recounted admirably and enthusiastically by Douglas Century in this new biography of that great yet forgotten early 20th-century scrapper

The Nasher Sculpture Garden and the Crow Collection of Asian Art are just two excellent reasons to make a short trip to Dallas to enjoy some world-renowned art

Still mourning the death of Thin Lizzy's Phil Lynott 20 years later

Mid-20th-century must-sees: Part I

An appreciation of the pecan

As the weather cools, Different Stages brings the warmth of rural Ireland to town in its staging of J.M. Synge’s ‘The Playboy of the Western World’

The complex, nuanced, unmistakable taste of Juneteenth, 139 years later

More food on TV, openings across Austin, and wine flowing in the streets

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

The Commission of 125 report calls for a first-class (and blue-chip) university

Our readers talk back.

It came to Robert Altman in a dream, and that much is clear

The Bush record of 'compassionate conservatism' is amply illustrated by his clemency record in Texas