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A mysterious pollutant in their water supply is making the residents of a small Iowa town insane in this remake of George Romero's topical horror tale.

Kirk Davis’ slick, locally produced film, adapted from the stories of Christopher Cook, plunges into Texas' small-town religious mores and comes up with some insightful revelations in this character-driven pastiche.

Wild, senseless, sexy adaptation of the popular zombie shoot-'em-up video game

Enigmatic even by Lynchian standards, Lost Highway is a hallucinatory orgy of visual and aural elements and clues.

Uncle Fester finds love.

Dems slow SB 7's roll with more than 100 amendments

Even more items for sale in October benefiting The Culinary Institute

When community matters more than the law

The convenience and economics of living through your phone

Still blowin'

Let's See a Boy Do That: Reflections on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Sex, drugs, and privilege

Antone's Blue Monday boss Derek O'Brien keeps the music alive and blue

The Blue Genie boys -- those whimsical artists responsible for the armadillo-festooned entrance to Threadgill's World Headquarters, the guitar gal atop Fran's Hamburgers, and other mini-landmarks around Austin -- have been fun for the people who see them and fun for the people who made them. Making giant panels for the new Texas State History Museum, though, was a bit more than just that.

Candy Blue Like Screw reclaims Texas rap heritage

BÖC's Spectres reissue brings out the ghosts

D Berman's exhibition 'Denny McCoy: The Blue Paintings' is just that, but to the patient viewer, the simple vertical bars of blue shimmer to life and transport you distant settings

The path toward turning the state blue

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

Statues taken down, Blue Bell returns, all is well