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With no startling new technical innovations around to distract, this year's SXSW Interactive Festival panels devoted to the visual creative process stressed that now is the time for designers to find their roots.

Three of the newest books about the Princess of Wales, Margaret Moser writes, are by people who played roles of varying degrees of intimacy in her life; they paint a more accurate, more vibrant picture of her life than the spate of cockeyed conspiracy theories, endless photo collections, and soggy coattail remembrances that traditionally make their appearance around the summer anniversary of her death.

Gary Bradley ponders the significance of his proposed settlement agreement with the city of Austin.

Middle school teacher Mindy LaBernz teaches her students about "real life" and pop music magic.

Sand Beach Reserve on the north shore of Town Lake is the subject of a land-use and legal dispute.

Barrientos Misrepresented

It's Judgment Day for Austin's City Manager

South by Southwest 1997

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It’s the singular artistic achievement of the Eighties band Escape

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Bryce Dallas Howard and Sam Rockwell get into double-identity spy trouble

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Dylan Mulvaney, Chuck D, and Uber CEO all added as speakers

Icelandic reimagining of Beauty and the Beast can't balance camp and carnage

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Cryptoscam doc feels like part of an outrage machine

Sitcom royalty underdelivers with a stack of Italian American stereotypes

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Keynote brings unseen images from the James Webb telescope

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Disney animated adventure revamps pulp fun with a story of fathers and sons

Two generations of Hoffmans and Spaceks in a surprisingly tender and charming rom-com

James Gray's note-perfect depiction of moral failings in Eighties NYC