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John Hyams' ode to rodeo stays on for a surprising 5,760 seconds

Wayne Kramer's follow-up to his crime drama The Cooler has no moral compass, and swings wildly out of control while blanketed in hyper-violent digital gore effects and a thick, black nausea of the soul.

The winners, the judges, and the reasons why

If Tejano music isn't on the radio, does it still exist?

How WEFAIL Web design has found success while spending way too much time online

Events open to the public

The Nasher Sculpture Garden and the Crow Collection of Asian Art are just two excellent reasons to make a short trip to Dallas to enjoy some world-renowned art

Although long on style and concept, this film lacks the primal urgency of Shimizu’s 2003 J-horror blockbuster Ju-on.

Black & blues cowboy metal

Gift guide

Austin NPR affiliate's lofty goals aim well beyond the status quo

Right now, and for at least the next three years of this administration, the United States of America is not being governed. Hurricane Katrina demonstrated, and Iraq every day confirms, that the powers-that-be are dysfunctional. We are on our own.

From 'Panic' to 'Andrew Jackson'

If you like Maxim, you'll love this latest from adrenaline fiend Michael Bay.

And not surprisingly, the big money goes to Republicans

'Murderball' and the making of a celebrity

At Camp Fig's new show, forget the art history and just laugh at the oddball imagery

Just before Juneteenth, the Young Eight, an acclaimed ensemble of young African-American classical musicians, returns to town as part of the St. Cecilia Music Series

Come along as Your Style Avatar Stephen Moser guides his niece through the wild and wooly world of Austin fashion

Billy Bob Thornton plays an Arkansas husband who attempts to redeem himself after critically injuring his wife and killing their son in a car accident four years earlier.

'Virtual' or 'Pilot' – Lege begins the biennial campaign to siphon money from public schools

Japanese anime director Katsuhiro Ôtomo, best known for Akira, here delivers a dazzlingly straightforward rush that thrusts its protagonist into astonishing action set-piece after set-piece.

Athens, Ga.-based 'Chunklet' magazine is the bible of cutting-edge stand-up comedy and underground rock coverage

I recently had one of those challenging conversations I have from time to time about my TV viewing habits

It's time to celebrate the coming of South by Southwest and think about how we're going to pay for our roads

Though it has the episodic feel of a screenplay, 'Sonny's Last Shot' is, all in all, a satisfying evening of getting your jollies at the expense of the Texas Legislature

Two new books about Texas explore a little bit of the deeper, darker, and less obvious parts of our history and culture

Eurotrash horror film for the new millennium.

As concrete Christmas arrives, who's got the last laugh now?