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Parisian songstress specializes in openly romantic and discotheque-ready pop

Dracula's sidekick finally gets his day in the sun

French coming-of-age drama doesn't get what it means to be young

Food Editor Virginia B. Wood says goodbye to Chronicle writer Rebecca Chastenet de Géry and hello to Claudia Alarcon and Erin Mosow, while still serving up the latest news in this week's "Food-o-File."

Deliciously perverse battle of the sexes plays with lust and power

Around the world in 77 years in this tale of new ambition in old age

Suicide isn't painless in this throwback thriller

Review of sex assault cases to kick off this fall

Stephen's hair brushes up against a woman's breast, and he survives

A culinary history of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre farmhouse

Brilliant portrait of teen anomie is based on the underground comic book by Daniel Clowes.

A movie that combines Busby Berkeley chorus lines with killer mutant kangaroos and the wildest female action hero this side of La Femme Nikita.

The quality of mercy is never not strained in this new adaptation of Mozart's late opera

Erica Nix wants to PUMP. YOU. UP!

Allgo resists the urge to call it the first anniversary of their 29th birthday

Holiday apparel ain't the only thing gay in the gAyTX: Check out some annual traditions.

The pleasure of Nicole Holofcener's film – which stars Catherine Keener, Oliver Platt, Rebecca Hall, and Amanda Peet – lies in the honesty of its conversations rather than its plot.

Nominations for the 2006-2007 Austin Critics Table Awards

How artists shape the ancient medium of clay into works of stunning variety

A proposed LCRA water line – and 1,300 new homes – alarm the neighbors

Stephen goes shopping with a friend to get ready for all the big to-do’s on the social horizon. Hide your credit cards.

A triumph of style over logic, this is still one of the best films from this period of De Palma's career.

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