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In 'American Fiesta,' Austin's favorite economist / playwright / actor has plenty to say about what makes us want

The work of fantasist Neil Gaiman finally makes it to the screen with its innate sense of wonder intact, despite this sporadically overstuffed package of magic, mystery, and masked madwomen.

'People aren't as evil-minded as they were when you were a soldier, Papa,' purrs 14-year-old Emmy (Diana Lynn) to her dimly suspicious father (William Demarest), though certainly she must know better

Scottish Rite Children's Theater makes its stage version of E.B. White's 'Charlotte's Web' bright and stimulating with lively interaction and fine performances

Looking back on the onetime heart of local hip-hop, Catfish Station, and the visuals that defined it

LSD, chess, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, and 12 pianos

Veering from moments of breathtakingly visualized valor to outright stupidity, Sith is a vast improvement over the previous two outings, but still and all, it’s no Star Wars.

After several years in the States, where he directed four films, German-born Wim Wenders decided to head back home and compose a love letter to Berlin

DiG! transcends the typical "rock movie" format and aspires to something greater: an examination of why we create and what we receive from art.

Turk Pipkin's 'The Old Man and the Tee' reviewed

Arcane trivia of the damnned!

Brad Neely's 'Wizard People, Dear Readers' and the volatility of artistic alchemy

This big-budget adaptation of The Iliad tries mightily, but the end result is the sound and fury of Homer undone.

Finding dim sum and Cantonese seafood, early birds and all-nighters, at Marco Polo

For their second concert of the season, the lavish tone and flawlessness of the Miró Quartet served Beethoven better than Ives and Crumb

The courthouse deal is another chapter in Austin's same old sad Downtown saga

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'For the love of God, beam me up Scotty!'

Grandfather fought in the Philippines -- after that, things get kinda blurry …

How a ballplayer, a piano player, beatnik poetry, and Lubbock made Terry Allen an epic storyteller.

The Redistricting trial pits "partisan gerrymandering" against the Voting Rights Act.

Billy Bob Thornton plays a thieving, degenerate Santa.

Subject: FWD: 'The Office' on DVD

All the hip-hop that fits in ATX.

'American Splendor' is one of the most celebrated movies of the year, and everybody loves my comic again. But … I dunno.

The end of an era -- Buffy takes her final bow.