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'The Intergalactic Nemesis: Twin Infinity,' the third installment in Salvage Vanguard Theater's retro radio serial, is the only conclusion to a space opera trilogy you need this summer.

Juneteenth Battle of the Bands competition harkens back to days when marching bands enjoyed a celebrated place in Austin's black community, and creates opportunity for greater future African-American involvement in school bands.

Remembering Boyd Vance, his life and legacy

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Scholarships, the Saveur Texas Hill Country Wine and Food Festival, tequila tastings at Santa Rita, and more

SXSW picks & sleepers

Caution should rule when making comparisons to milestone series. Yet, the folks at ABC thought it clever to compare their new John Stamos series, Jake in Progress,' to one of my favorites in its promotion of the show

This gorgeously dystopian South Korean film rivals and, at times, surpasses the best of Japanese animé.

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The 79th Lege hasn't been here before – it only seems like it

Our readers talk back.

Our readers talk back.

The Bushites harass a grieving war mom; and the prez cozies up to Pervez

Untold secrets of Jean Arthur

Last Saturday found Tobe Hooper in absentia and John C. Reilly quite the opposite

Ian McLagan pulled up a few pints of 'black madness' and out popped 'Five Guys Walk Into a Bar' …

At 7, the customer has much more control, but at what cost?

At 7, the customer has much more control, but at what cost?

Much of the Seventies send-up Debbie Does Dallas – The Musical is so bad it's good, but overall, Naughty Austin's production is wildly inconsistent

Flimflam experts (and old pals) Harry Anderson and Turk Pipkin reunite in Austin at One World Theatre

Farmers, parties, and more Zen

And Texans hint they might not oppose an income tax after all

Brini Maxwell is the most refreshing, fun, and delightfully self-assured woman on television. So, catch her while you can.