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The Sleeping Eye turns 10 with a reissue, its creators and other Texas metal icons consider its influence

2010 Texas Film Hall of Fame inductees to include one glorious bastard

Capstar's Austin-based Empire

We report from the 2020 Democratic campaign trail on whether all the blue, sweat, and beers are worth it

Lone Star acts to catch at Zilker, from Houston breakout d4vd to Austin’s Die Spitz

Animal rescue groups educate and entertain

Camping at the first-year Austin/Marathon/Ft. Davis fest

Entrepreneurial farmers navigate state regulations and unsteady market, but still sees a bright future

Critics say TNRCC sees pollution problems but won't do anything about it.

Bush's plan to "reduce" emissions could actually mean more air pollution.

Homoscopes turns to its close cousin with a tarot reading of cool queer events

Director of Salma Hayek action flick talks sealed-room rules

A fugitive sect of Mormon polygamists is building a home – and an end-time temple – in the West Texas town of Eldorado

Escape the Texas sun in these underground getaways

Embedded at the Texas Gaming Festival

Nora Ankrum responds to the bowtie backlash

The annual Splash Days ritual is back

Austin Pride celebrates 25 years of faggotry and then some

Steve Earle keeps it real

A one-person sociological study of springtime biking where every ride is his favorite

Our readers talk back.

Junior Brown's Success on Country Music Television

Justified creator Graham Yost exits Kentucky for the ATX Television Festival

Roundup of upcoming Austin film events

The Austin Chronicle is founded and struggles quite a bit.

Television fans who organize to keep their favorite shows on the air, or even don the occasional Star Fleet Commanding Officer's uniform, are often depicted as lonely losers with too much time on their hands. According to TV columnist Belinda Acosta, the truth is quite the opposite.