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As with many film adaptations of stage successes, David Auburn’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play about mathematics and madness loses something in its translation to celluloid.

Set in 1931 Australia and based on a true event, Noyce's film shows what three half-caste aboriginal girls experience when they escape the camp where they have been forcibly sent in order to become anglicized. The music is by Peter Gabriel.

Watch Tarantino's grindhouse road trip with us tonight

Every Thursday this month we'll live tweet another local classic

Local horns rile the Continental Club Thursdays in August

Simple done right in Dripping Springs

Austin Corn Lovers Fiesta, Janelle Monáe, and Mockjaw lead our recommended shows

When you were busted for public intoxication, were you drunk? Or did you just piss off a cop?

Four of Austin's funniest comics have created a new showcase in which the hook is the comics doing what the audience does, i.e., taking a belt, knocking one back, hitting the sauce

With today's mocktails, who needs the hard stuff?

Soccer's hard man continues his path of gangster-flick destruction

Speed Rack Texas showcases the fastest, fiercest women bartenders around

A DPS trooper found nearly 10,000 pounds of pot in a broken down bus -- but whose pot is it?

Herein find the sad tale of a pleasure trip to Houston (!) gone terribly wrong....

News team hits dumpster diving jackpot.

This is what happens when you turn a tanker truck into a stash box

Grindhouse, which was filmed in Austin, raises the bar for movie showmanship and the theatregoing experience.

Enjoy the zero-proof experience of Sans Bar

Robert Rodriguez goes for zombie violence and fun

Sarah Connor and the T-800 remain the best components of SF franchise

Jay Duplass and Edie Falco in a story of post-prison re-integration.

Heavy metal and Satanism in a rural Texas town