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Claude Chabrol's latest film is based on a Ruth Rendell novel and, though not one of his best films, is still a good reminder of the madness that sometimes lurks in plain sight.

A devotion to cooking pervades the mentality of many of the 200-plus contestants who enter each year

The Late Lucinda Williams

In the real world of the 99-percenter, however, moral questions are rarely black-and-white

Them other boys don't know how to craft ...

Thursday, Nov. 2, through Nov. 12

Great short stories, great first lines

Cramming everything you love about the Drafthouse into one night

Hanging with the stand-ups for a look into the life

Greezy Wheels vocal point Lissa Hattersley steps out

Falling in love … with winning

Are Brewster McCracken and Margot Clarke as far apart as Austin voters want them to be?

1. Sonny's Tradition Restaurant & Club

Corrido

Heart-on-the-sleeve sweets mix with pure raunch as Dr. McDreamy stars in this mean-spirited and uncomfortably blue romantic comedy.

Academy Award nominations dropped this morning

Penn State knock UT out of tourney

Nicolas Cage is again on the prowl in this sequel to the 2004 smash success.

A downsized Manhattan couple played by Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd stumble into a modern hippie commune and begin to reassess their goals in life.

This film adaptation of the Broadway adaptation of a catalog of Swedish disco hits retains all the fun but remains astonishingly silly.

We predict a happy union between 27 Dresses and cable TV, forever rerunning with commercial breaks tailor-made for laundry-loading and sandwich-making.

Scoping Out the Long Fringe of FronteraFest 2000

Imitation is also the most sincere form of ridicule

CD of Russian music earns Austin choral ensemble its first win

Your Style Avatar rocks with the royals and those who throw parties like they are

The Seattle performer on making an astronaut love triangle into a solo musical

Mr. Perfect owns this town

Fan loyalty is like a marriage, for better or for worse