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It's been a dozen years since Robert Caro's previous book about Johnson, and now he's back, this time with Master of the Senate, an exhaustive and exhausting examination of the United States Senate during the years of Johnson's time there.

Antone’s resurrects Robert Johnson for its 42nd anniversary

Georgetown fest evades storms in its second year

Australian period drama explores the frontier's racism and sexism

All About Eve (1950)

For all the commotion, it's just another wish-fulfillment fairy tale about a naive girl and her Prince Charming – but with tame BDSM.

Joe Swanberg's latest adds some flourish to his usual marital themes

Your friendly neighborhood web-head goes beyond Peter Parker

The movie adds little to Marvel's source material, but to be fair, there wasn't a surfeit of originality in the comic book to begin with.

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

Dexterously mixing live action and animation, Space Jam tosses NBA champ Michael Jordan onto the 2-D court with the entire Looney Tunes gang and the opposing Monstar team of cartoon characters from another planet.

The great L.A. session band gets the doc treatment

The story comes from Jim Thompson’s book, and the screenplay was written by Walter Hill. The star wattage is all McQueen and MacGraw, while the propulsion is all Peckinpah.

Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond

A dream lineup is one of many treats in this East Texas neo-noir based on a Joe Lansdale book.

American Beat Records mines soul gold

Writer-director Rian Johnson on high school noir and Austin Film Festival highlight 'Brick'

E.A. Poe musical Nevermore leads the way with 11 noms

Woody Guthrie worship via life on the road

Filing for March primary elections officially began Dec. 3; incumbents, others stake their places on ballot

The Last Picture Show with your host Hank Williams Sr.

ATX Television Fest is back for round three

Lone Star GOP on the losing side of shutdown fight

The 69th Legislature, 1985, marked a turning point in the future of Texas politics

The U.S. Supreme Court refusal to stay the new Republican-drafted congressional map formally inaugurates the electoral season

Putting Texas Politics on the Map