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Raise your flippers in praise of these animated yet flightless fowl, who sing and dance and fight the eco-wars.

Some penguins march; these animated penguins dance – and sing – just like they did the last time around, only with a little less novelty.

Dance legend Fayard Nicholas returns to Austin for the fifth annual Soul to Sole Festival

'You listening to the ooold school – KUTX, nine-eight-nine!'

Karl Rove dances while the New Rome burns. Less at 11.

Pharrell Williams, Yo-Yo Ma & Esperanza Spalding can’t be wrong

Big riff breakouts lead five-band testament to punk plurality

Respect and admiration remains the key to their success as co-frontwomen and backup singers

This week's elections set the stage for years of citizen butt-kicking to come

Judith Sims on 23 Years with Austin's Art Museum

54th annual Zilker Park tradition returns Dec. 10-23

Rooster Teeth pair take 'A Simple Walk Into Mordor'

Chilly nature documentary has a cuddly heart that's perfect for young animal lovers

Speakeasy phenomenon reunites after 20 years

With Crazy for You, Zilker Theatre Productions brings the grand songs of George and Ira Gershwin back to the park for the first time in 43 years, and the occasion seems to have inspired the artists involved to an infectious jubilation.

Longtime host John L. Hanson reflects on his journey in radio

The movie is a grown man's memory of his first, awkward summer in a new neighborhood in 1962 and the importance of baseball as a bonding activity.

Frontman James Petralli talks of the old days and a new era

There's a tour de force performance by Greta Gerwig and no small amount of magic in this winning movie by Noah Baumbach about a generation in flux.

Jack Black's animated Po may be an animated panda bear, but deep down, he’s really just a nerd with a pop-culture obsession.

The new feature stands on its own (typically stilettoed) feet, while holding fast to the series’ singular mix of the giddily ribald and brutally confessional.

Our "Made in China" Christmas; and Left-Wing Penguins and Devilish Tofu

The perfect nanny returns, the same as last time

Jim Carrey plays a man who inherits six penguins in this family film that finds the actor neither too manic nor mawkish.