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Producer Fred Miller remembers the making of this antiwar documentary, which focuses on the music of folk legends Peter, Paul & Mary.

Disorder in the court?

Oral arguments heard in DC Monday

Superintendent shuffles cabinet after retirements

Emotions v. Experience in 261st Dist. Court Race

We need more nurses now, and Austin Community College's highly ranked RN program is the place to make that happen

The global revival of breakdancing is the subject of this documentary, which shows off the mad skillz of competitors around the world.

His love of theatre has led 'Aida' director Matt Lenz on an amazing journey

Just like the real world

A delirious shoot'em-up comedy

The filmmaker, a yoga practitioner, documents a skeptic’s journey into the big om.

The game-design programs at ACC and DeVry face off

The two organizations partner on a residency program to support Austin artists making adventurous new work

Steven Soderbergh directs this story about the male strippers of Tampa, whose lead characters are played by Matthew McConaughey and Channing Tatum.

The GI anti-war movement during the Vietnam war is recounted in this revelatory documentary whose current implications cannot be underestimated.

From a small north-side apartment – via toney Rob Roy, a Hays County ranch, and several sojourns in jail – Janet Kennedy keeps fighting a battle featuring all the latest in family bitterness

Once students enter the 'pipeline,' can educational plumbers stop the leaks?

Things get personal between the campaigns for Travis Co. judgeships

Kinky Friedman once remarked that the line between fiction and reality is the one he snorted back in 1978. More than two decades later, he's still getting things mixed up. Chronicle writer Sidney Moody investigates why he puts his friend John McCall, the multimillionaire shampoo magnate and owner of the beauty supply firm Armstrong McCall, in his new detective novel Steppin' on a Rainbow without even bothering to change his name.