Day Trips & Beyond: Daytripping in the Age of a Pandemic
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April 8, 2020 Travel Post by Gerald E. McLeod
The 38th Annual Austin Music Awards Deliver the Guy Clark Standard
“Stuff That Works” – GA floor, sleek runtime, winner sets, funny hosts
"...In the best sense of the word, communal defined the mood..."
March 12, 2020 Music Post by Doug Freeman
Complicity And #MeToo in The Assistant
Kitty Green unravels systems that enable the Weinsteins of the world
"...On the day that Harvey Weinstein has been found guilty of..."
Feb. 24, 2020 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
The Glam Punks of 70s Austin Get Up to Their Gypsy Tricks
The Austin Punk Chronicles, chapter two, part two: Glitter rock (1972-76) fades
"...like Ike Turner and Bobby "Blue" Bland frequented his father's barbershop next door to the 5-4 Ballroom, a prime..."
Jan. 24, 2020 Music Feature by Tim Stegall
The Forgotten Era of Glitter Rock in Mid-70s Austin
The Austin Punk Chronicles, chapter two, part one: glam rock (1972-76)
"...snarls Billy Bill Miller, Roky Erickson's electric autoharp genius. "The outlaw thing was pretty big. Austin became a music..."
Jan. 17, 2020 Music Feature by Tim Stegall
A Cookbook a Day Keeps the Munchies at Bay
Texas Book Festival showcases seven food books from around the world
"...With the Texas Book Festival rolling into town, there's just one..."
Oct. 25, 2019 Food Feature by Emily Beyda
Austin Séance Shares the History of American Spiritualism
In their sittings, Jake Cordero and Albert Lucio give you the experience of contacting the departed
"..."Is there anybody there?"..."
Oct. 11, 2019 Arts Feature by Richard Whittaker
Nancy Pelosi Brings Down the House at TribFest
Speaker talks impeachment, turning Texas blue in 2020
"...I was in college, in San Francisco, one of the local congresswomen died – not my rep, but in..."
Sept. 29, 2019 News Post by Mike Clark-Madison
Fantastic Fest Interview: Every Body Has a Story in The Mortuary Collection
Ryan Spindell brings period creep to the horror anthology
"...When the corpse is dead and decayed, what a life really..."
Sept. 21, 2019 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
25 Restaurants to Help You Eat Your Way Around the Domain in Austin
Sips, bites, sweets, and other food options from around the globe
"...The explosion of options for sips, bites, and sweets at..."
July 5, 2019 Food Feature by The Food Staff
David Giancola Puts the Pedal to the Metal With Axcellerator
Director leaves tragedy behind and embraces the B-movie
"...You can hear David Giancola's grin on the phone. The filmmaker is driving from his home in..."
June 25, 2019 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
Slamming With Damien Abraham For Viceland's The Wrestlers
The hardcore singer grabs hold of the global pro-wrestling explosion
"...Damian Abraham knows how to spend a birthday: In the Democratic Republic of Congo, watching a witch cut a..."
June 19, 2019 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
9 Texas Day Trips That Will Inspire You to Hit the Road
We dip our toe in the nearly 1,500 columns from our resident day tripper
"...tiny sampling of those to keep you moving about the Lone Star State...."
May 13, 2019 Events Post by Gerald E. McLeod
The 12 Bars of Christmas
Holiday drinks specials are way better than geese a-laying
"...our loyal readers, with a grown up advent calendar: the 12 Bars of Christmas!..."
Dec. 13, 2018 Food Post by Emily Beyda
line upon line percussion's The city wears a slouch hat
John Cage and Kenneth Patchen's experimental radio play proved an ideal vehicle for the creative daredevils of line upon line and the Rude Mechs to revive together
"...Imagine yourself on the streets of an American metropolis in the months after..."
Dec. 7, 2018 Arts Review by Robert Faires
Molly Burch Finds the Love in Pop
Singer/songwriter puts the guitar down for the follow-up to her acclaimed debut
"...her guitar down to emphasize one moonlit ballad in the full-band set. Now, behind a debut headlining tour for..."
Oct. 5, 2018 Music Feature by Rachel Rascoe
Back to the Tree House
Writer Sybil Rosen and actress Alia Shawkat on falling in love with Blaze Foley again, and for the first time
"...He stroked my hair. "All wild things are shy."..."
Aug. 17, 2018 Features Feature by Eric Kohn
Fear the Walking Dead Casts Its Shadow Over Austin
The AMC spin-off smash brings the dead to Texas
"...Like any good postapocalyptic drama, The Walking Dead zombie franchise has always had a little..."
Aug. 10, 2018 Screens Feature by Richard Whittaker
Review: The Big Book of the Continental Op
All of the Dashiel Hammett PI's cases in one energetic volume
"...In the late 1930s, when the fangs of fascism were getting..."
July 27, 2018 Arts Post by Jesse Sublett
Exposing the Art of the Scam in Lie, Cheat & Steal
Comics Pat Sirois and Kath Barbadaro school you on the grift in their podcast
"...crimes lately? Pat Sirois and Kath Barbadoro have, and they're eager to tell you all about them. The two..."
July 27, 2018 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Austin Beer for the World Cup
Let your favorite local brew determine who you’ll bet on to win
"...It’s only hours before the start of the 2018 World Cup in Russia, and..."
June 13, 2018 Food Post by Eric Puga
Gary Kent Is One of the Last of the Dangerous Men
New documentary Love and Other Stunts catches the daredevil legend in action
"...stunts; especially one who doubles for an actor during the filming of stunts and dangerous scenes. (First known use..."
June 1, 2018 Screens Feature by Marc Savlov
Tapping Into the New Old Settler’s Music Festival
Checking in with Donna the Buffalo, Billy Strings, Greensky Bluegrass, the women of I'm With Her, and more
"...Donna the BuffaloThu. 19, 7:10pm, Campground Stage; Fri. 20, 5:15pm, Original..."
April 20, 2018 Music Feature by Raoul Hernandez
The Reader's Field Guide to Michael Noll
The Austin writer behind The Writer's Field Guide
"...The night of Michael Noll’s BookPeople reading, the seating ran..."
April 4, 2018 Arts Post by Katarina Brown
Does Anybody Want the Warren Wildlife Gallery in Bouldin Creek?
Rick Warren's indoor safari brings turmoil to the South Austin neighborhood
"...Nobody's missing this mammoth among the single-family houses in Bouldin Creek. When its exterior was..."
Jan. 12, 2018 News Feature by Nina Hernandez
Esther's Follies: The Laughs, the Gossip, and the Story Behind Texas' Most Celebrated Comedy Troupe
In his history of Esther's Follies, author Jesse Sublett follows the flow of four decades of frivolity
"...To give you an idea of just how long Esther's Follies has been peddling its singular blend of satire,..."
Dec. 1, 2017 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Dripping Springs Keeps Growing, But Can the Dining Scene Keep Up?
Austin real estate pushes restaurateurs beyond city limits
"...There were about 80 people in my graduating class at..."
June 9, 2017 Food Feature by Melanie Haupt
Playback – Austin Record Convention: The Greatest Record Store on Earth
ARC of the covenant, good Reputations, and Blind Sight
"...When "Playback" breaks orbit from Austin to run wild in America's outer burgs, I get my cultural bearings..."
May 5, 2017 Music Column by Kevin Curtin
DVDanger: Tales From the Hood
In the wake of Get Out, a classic anthology revisited
"...things: great stories, and a great linking mechanism, chaining the horror together. Tales From the Hood has both, plus..."
April 25, 2017 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
Page Two: Frogs Were the Second Plague
The Time of the Toad, and a time to dance
"..."The Time of the Toad," an essay by Dalton Trumbo,..."
