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Satan has developed an ingenious new way to garner souls: He forces them to run a gauntlet through various caustic television shows, and if they survive 24 hours they're free to go.

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When the Cinemaker Co-op and the Center for Young Cinema combined to make the Motion Media Arts Center, at least one thing stayed the same: the importance of kids

Plans are being made for even more gay TV. Whatever that means.

Where to laissez lay those bones during Mardi Gras season

Modest Mouse replaces Death Cab for Cutie

Our readers talk back.

Plus: More Hancock! And fewer teachers?

This week's theme: Nineties and barf!

Reap the film bounty.

A first look at who's playing the inaugural Stargayzer Fest

Sequels, students, and summer shakeups

Tops? Hell, the Gay Place like Tops and Bottoms. Who's on Top? Who's on Bottom? How can we pick just 10?

Why isn't the new fall TV season working?

The top stories of 2005

Go. Watch. Mingle. Enjoy. For complete schedule see www.sxsw.com.

Technology is making great strides in the development of interactive TV. Now when are TV execs going to start paying attention?

“Conjunto has survived [here] for decades and will continue to do so”

The latest on this year's big digs

Hump day’s most memorable music fest moments

The legendary deejay's home was a reflection of who he was, and now Austinites get a glimpse inside

Bea Arthur blazed trails in Maude. But is there room in contemporary TV for strong, feisty, older women?

What to do when the writers' strike shuts down your favorite shows

'The hour glass is running out of sand' in dramatic struggle to raise minimum wage for first time in more than nine years

Roaring at the Static

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