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The Seventies represented the heyday for film programming at the University of Texas. Marjorie Baumgarten recollects the days of CinemaTexas and the Texas Union Theater.

If you were young, talented, and a little crazy in the old Austin, you may have answered to the bizarre title of "Mad Dog."

Los Zafiros

Tricks and Treats

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Queer Austin artists and icons give their two cents on surviving ATX

All the news that’s fit to get your taste buds quivering

How local breweries are responding to the pandemic (Part 7)

Magic happens when a brother-owned bistro and biergarten joins a women-owned bookstore

Riders Against the Storm and Chorizo Funk’s decade-built dance institution endures, Monday City music meetings, and more

Local DIY videos mingle with the big leagues, Austin Music Commission forecasts 2020, and Federico Pacheco leads KOOP into its next quarter-century

By raising menu prices and eliminating gratuity, restaurateurs hope they've found the recipe for a better quality of life for staff

Austin isn't a world-class beer destination, but it's close

A year after tragedy, the city and the Festival look to a sustainable future

Tiff's Treats owners offer bargains to celebrate 15 years in business

Remembering the campaign to Save Our Springs

Mind the viscera: Austin's horror filmmaking scene is exploding

Fun Fun Fun Fest kicks up dust at Waterloo Park while Lyle Lovett closes down Studio 6A

Old Austin Sun writers may have expected to hang, but not in a museum

March 14-20

BlogHer in San Jose

TexARTS revives a classic musical and a big musical theatre dream

Our readers talk back.

In the early Eighties, back when Jay Leno was still funny, he and a number of now-big name comics told jokes at a little place on Lavaca called the Comedy Workshop. Being there changed the life of one person, who recalls what it was like.

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