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You have to silence the doubters, the boo birds and the armchair quarterbacks

David Cross, Leslie Jones, and Colin Jost join the fest fun

Bill Burr and Al Madrigal's All Things Comedy lets the folks making jokes own more than the laughs

The Soup Peddler family grows

Forget 'ladies who lunch' – it's ladies who like lager at BitchBeer.org

Music lineup confirms Ansemlo and Goblin double headers

Sketchlike comedy from the likes of Rob Schneider, Adrien Brody, and Lindsay Lohan.

This Mexican award winner is a melodrama with a darkly comic streak about a Jewish woman who masterminds her family's lives even after her death.

Austin actor Mehcad Brooks on his circuitous path from star athlete to Southern vampires and L.A. law on an Irving soundstage

Clayton cops a plea deal

Joaquin Phoenix (in what he claims is his last film role) stars as a nebbishy New Yorker caught between two very different women.

Michael Cera and Kat Dennings star as the titular bridge-and-tunnel kids at the heart of this New York City after-dark romantic comedy.

Martin Lawrence is remarkably subdued in this story about a successful professional who returns home to rural Georgia and discovers that his family still makes him feel like a petulant teenager.

Americans and Iraqis are dying for Bush's pride and his hopes of re-election

For a change, this November's state elections might actually be interesting.

These letters spell highway violence, the environment, and a lost bracelet.

While waiting for election recount results, George W. Bush is imitating Lyndon B. Johnson while allowing his staff to run the show.

It was with high expectations of low class that Stephen MacMillan Moser embarked upon the latest crop of books about Jackie O. But shortly into it, he found himself thinking, "Where's the dirt?"

The Onassis Women: An Eyewitness Account

Boogie Nights gets under the skin of the porn film industry's exuberant burst of public semirespectability in the late Seventies, prior to the home-video revolution that changed the rules of the game forever. The movie is no socio-cultural abstract though; it is at heart the story about a group of characters and the de facto family that emerges from their relationships.

Meet the local small presses committed to publishing diverse literature

No weekend plans? We have some suggestions.

Thee Gay Agenda decides to girl boss, gaslight, but not gatekeep in their new show Gags to Riches

ATX Trans Pride puts the spotlight on the transgender community during Austin Pride

Fresh looks at Grace Sorensen, Witches Exist, Vermin the Villain, Ariel & the Culture