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Although this sendoff to the young leads feels a little thin, the culmination of the Harry-and-Voldemort show more than satisfies.

Opera for dummies: Name one male tenor

Bob Sabiston's winding road to Inchworm Animation

Short Story Contest: First place

Freedom, Finkler, and Kids of America

Mustang Island State Park consistently rates among the busiest parks in the state system

Your Style Avatar's editor wonders if the fighting geckos ever try to sell auto insurance

Project Diaspora co-founder and SXSW speaker talks African tech

Stephen Romano's continuing adventures in fake movies

Blasts from the past courtesy of Armadillo Records, David Garza's Twang Twang Shock-a-Boom, and Jody Denberg's final broadcast

Texans get the nod

Diana Welch talks about the joint memoir she wrote with her siblings about surviving childhood

Holiday memories of the legendary TV newsman

How we get honey now, and what might happen to the industry in the future

The bottle didn't let Jason Boland down, and neither did his workingman's honky-tonk

Steven Soderbergh concludes his two-part biopic with Che's Bolivian endgame.

Veterans of the Zilker Summer Musical recall enchantment on the hillside

East Texas guitarist continues the fireworks

Cultural touchstones for the gray spaces

Peter Bay leads the Austin Symphony with the finesse of Astaire

Austin, Hill Country's animals getting hammered by rains, other harsh conditions

Lamb of God's journey through ultraviolence

BÖC's Spectres reissue brings out the ghosts

The all-consuming genius of Guillermo del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth

A hard-boiled detective investigates a murder at a Buddhist monastery.

The end of an era on six discs

Why Is the Medical Examiner's Office so screwed up?

Ray Wylie Hubbard survived the crash, recovered the black box, and continues to fly high and get lowdown with 'Snake Farm.'

Our readers talk back.

Peat Duggins' Art Palace show, 'The Moment That Changed My Life Forever,' contrasts the reactions of those in power and those immediately involved in the act of living