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Like Rashomon, this Dennis Quaid vehicle replays a single event – the assassination of the U.S. president – from multiple points of view.

An immigrant actress' father visits her from Germany and does better in America than she – plus he begins to date Annie Sprinkle.

A rom-com with a twist

The Hairdresser's Husband is a tightly knit, though slight, tale told in the best of humor. It's the story of despair bred by utter happiness. The story of this marriage begins with the husband's childhood in which he developed an adolescent crush on the town's buxom barber and also a severe case of jock itch thanks to the red wool bathing trunks his mother made him wear. Freud would not approve.

Gotham City is once again riven with crime, so Michael Keaton and director Tim Burton's Batman save the citizens from the megalomaniacs.

Window for public comment on Downtown Commission report on corridors closes after May 4

Club hopping through Austin's musical past.

From her office vantage point, beside the rosy glow of the majestic Capitol dome, 78-year-old feminist, political powerhouse, and gay rights lobbyist Bettie Naylor keeps a watchful eye over the doings at the legislature

The British documentary series about growing up faces growing old

A team of U.S. archeologists becomes lost and hunted in the labyrinthine catacombs of a buried pyramid.

Like a marriage of Cloverfield and Carrie, Chronicle blends faux-naif techniques with a teen telekinesis plot and gets fresh results.

Nicolas Cage plays a parent on a mission to avenge the murder of his daughter and granddaughter.

The 20th 'New American Talent' exhibition reveals a country struggling with isolation and power

Oliver Stone gives the "lone gunman" assassination theory a run for its money.

How safe do you feel exiting the Sixth Street/Red River Austin music crucible at 2am?

Days like these

Did 'expert testimony' convict an innocent woman of murder?

White Denim's Fits of maximum R&B

The Downtown Commission and Heritage Society of Austin square off over Capitol-view corridors

In the midst of economic hard times and a wave of terrorist attacks, the comedy business wonders what's funny.

Richard Linklater and John Pierson Ponder 'Slacker' and Its Aftermath

Books to Spend Your Summer With

South by Southwest 1998

Nofziger Responds

Former staff reflect on the zigs and zags of life post-Chronicle