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Core-cooling beer options to counter rising temperatures

It’s 4/20, Easter, Earth Day, and primetime for crawfish and Passover

Buy that Whole Enchilada pass before they sell out

Scratch Acid and the Jesus Lizard in their new roles, plus a Twin Peaks themed concert

Some selections to help you cool down as summer heats up

From shoes to dollhouses to leather goods, these Austin designers are doing it their way

Pork-centric feast returns with a new twist

This solo show's elegant, enigmatic watercolors evoke life across the universe from salt crystals to algae to galaxies

Stallone's Rocky trains Apollo Creed's son in worthy franchise reboot

The women defining Austin's cocktail culture

... like Sandra Bullock in the Shenzhou capsule, hours after George Clooney's dimples have drifted into the fathomless beyond

Slow food is no trivial pursuit

Big changes at Olivia – and the Chronicle

Austin chefs field questions about the weirdest thing they ever ate and the trends they want 86'ed

Advances in forensic science have made physical evidence increasingly crucial in criminal justice – but the practice of preserving and maintaining that evidence is often underfunded, poorly managed, or just plain sloppy

Austin's DIY spirit invigorates the LongHouse Food Revival

Fun outdoor dining ideas

The folks at Aardman Animation, who gave us Wallace & Gromit, seve up an instant – and funny – holiday classic.

Set in the Ozark Mountain backwoods of Missouri, this tense drama is an exceptionally good film.

How Claudia Alarcón saved Christmas (dinner)

Winner of the 2005 Best Foreign Language Oscar, this South African entry is a harsh but ultimately redemptive tale of a young gang leader who lives in a Johannesburg shantytown.

With Dooce.com, pro blogger and crazy Utah housewife Heather Armstrong stands by her brand

Anthony Hopkins' great performance as Burt Munro, the real-life New Zealand codger and Indian motorcycle enthusiast who in 1967 set a land speed record that still stands today, is not enough to crash through this unabashedly sentimental wall of schmaltz.

Based on the popular Clive Cussler book, Sahara may be asinine, but it’s also goofy, good fun.

Tâm Deli, open since 1999, is one of our favorite Vietnamese cuisine venues

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

Maria Hong finds that everyone is adapting everywhere in her review of three of the year's most powerful photography collections.

'Chronicle' Cuisine Writers Prepare a Feast

The Chronicle food staff has scoured Austin in search of the city's best down-home eateries; they're served up within.