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Reed's attorneys insist evidence unavailable to him during his 1998 trial casts serious doubt on his guilt of the 1996 murder of Stacey Stites, and strongly supports the defense theory that another man was the killer

The Young Eight is showing the world of classical music what it means to be young, gifted, and black

This basic human right gets short shrift in today's materialistic world; and Support Your Local Farmers

Master filmmaker Atom Egoyan goes for the mainstream with this new murder mystery, but sadly his aim is way, way off.

A tale of tragedy and punishment in Williamson County

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The Piersons on 'Reel Paradise'

Odds and ends – mostly odds – from beneath the pink granite dome

There's much more to Ms. Channing than Dolly and Lorelei

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News briefs from Austin, the region, and elsewhere.

News from Chicago, Las Vegas, Nashville, Houston, New York, and Mexico, all with an Austin connection

SXSW 2005 plows a furrow of beer cans, cocaine, and music through downtown Austin

Charles Kincaid's Grocery Market in Fort Worth consistently gets listed as one of the best burger joints in the U.S.

Our readers talk back.

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The Hancock Family's long, strange, supernatural musical journey

Austin radio stations scramble to keep the money flowing in a strange new media world

Untold secrets of Jean Arthur

No scorcher this, but nonetheless a sturdy tribute to firefighters and male camaraderie.

The case of James Allridge raises familiar questions about the Texas justice system

The 13th Floor Elevators' ground floors: Where are they now?

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Our readers talk back.

Well, your Style Avatar is no stranger to sibling hijinks, so it's about time he got it together with the Olsen twins. (We don't even know what that means …)

As once clear water runs dark, a community defends its natural heart

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A traveling troupe of actors in medieval England stumble upon a mysterious murder and end up single-handedly inventing the morality play.

Robert S. McNamara, the confounding former secretary of defense during the Vietnam era, may be visionary filmmaker Errol Morris' best interview "get" ever.