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A culture of heavy drinking and late nights, alleged sexual misconduct, and a lawsuit all pull on the threads of a poisonous time at the campus-area cafe

This film is an extended hosanna to an undersung artist, the backup singer, and what a joyful noise it makes.

In this startlingly original indie film, a road trip combines with an alien invasion to remind us of our ageless fear of otherness.

Jigglewatts go back to the '80s

An Oscar, a zombie, and a film incentive walk into a bar ...

The Chronicle's film critics talk about their favorite movies of the year

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Defending the death penalty, the new Gov, the schools, and all that Jazz.

Does it seem like this new crop of series, including Ed and Gideon's Crossing, mask their chauvinism under fresh-faced idealism and earnestness -- or is it just us?

Herbie Hancock

For the Qmmunity editor's birthday, have an extra helping of queer events with yer slice of b-day cake

This spell isn't as bewitching the second time around

There's magic in this Moonlight

Third-place winner

Mother Falcon hits Gotham, Not in the Face sears Vancouver, and Black Joe Lewis comes home

We smell penguins, even though Eight Below's animals are really a pack of sled dogs in a wonderful man-and-dog movie.

Greg Falcon makes very funny "fanimutation" -- animation in the style of "Web celeb" Neil Cicierega, some kid from the 'burbs who also happens to be very funny.

Chronicle writer Jesse Sublett on why James Crumley, whose mystery The Final Country has recently been published, is the best writer from Texas to disown the state.

Just in time for Valentine's Day -- or to celebrate it being over -- Belinda Acosta offers her take on a few modern-day dating games.

If reading this collection of haiku poems with a food theme entices you to cook something wonderful and have great sex, you can thank us later.

Austin Music Hall, Wednesday, March 16

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