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The year 2001 saw a host of local cultural types taking journeys beyond their homes, traveling to other communities to share their art and finding new venues locally in which to produce their work and expand their creative sensibilities.

Texas Platters

Coach reflects on the UT-Oklahoma game.

Oklahoma!, A Macbeth, and Art were the big winners at the 27th Annual B. Iden Payne Awards.

Our readers talk back.

The Clark-Madison brouhaha continues amidst tributes to Mambo John and more.

Watching (bad) movies with Mr. Sinus

Let the Summer Games Begin …

Your month-to-month guide to summer film

A fresh melange of reader responses to our recent issues.

Willie Nelson, not burnt down

The Austin Theatre Critics Table have announced the nominations for their ninth annual awards for achievement in the arts.

Our readers talk back.

An interview with Sissy Spacek, inducted into the first annual Texas Film Hall of Fame on March 9.

Documentarian Ken Burns' takes on Jazz -- and loses.

The winners of the 26th annual B. Iden Payne awards for local theatre..

Is the Return of Wayne Douglas on the way? Bob Schneider gets a solo record deal.

101X fires program director Alan Smith; Man's Ruin ain't coming back after all.

In Almost Famous, Cameron Crowe tells the story of his first assignment for Rolling Stone in 1973 and a day when the youth of America believed rock & roll could change the world.

Adios Antone; A wild and Willie Fourth.

The Gourds weren't Phishing for trouble when they covered "Gin and Juice"; the Meat Puppets have (probably) found a new home.

Picks & Sleepers

Picks & Sleepers