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Robert Jensen's new memoir is an extended meditation on his tentative return to the Presbyterian church of his youth.

UT artists play prospectors, panning for new ideas out of the notion of space

SXSW Music Fest preview guide

If you leave the theatre with that awkward too-much-information feeling after peering into the director's self-exposed psyche, you will also remember his high-wire act that combines fact and fiction, drama and self-deprecating humor, honesty and self-delusion.

An Austin playwright discovers Sin City by going to Louisville

The X List: The National Society of Film Critics' Guide to the Movies That Turn Us OnIts reach is ambitious, covering films from the mainstream and the fringes, from the buddy flick to good, old-fashioned hard-core porn.

A Texan's in the White House, we're in a quagmire war – and 'The Rag' returns to Austin

In his artworks shown at RT Gallery, illustrator Mike Krone seems able to efficiently focus on new possibilities even when things go very wrong

UT, ALLGO, and Resistencia honor the life and work of the late Gloria Anzaldúa

COHI's Sera Bonds on how your watching movies at the Alamo can empower women in conflict areas

Elks Lodge, Friday, September 19, 2003

Our readers talk back.

After a 16-month hiatus, The Sopranos' fourth season finally arrives, accompanied by a slew of related books.

From Anchorage, Alaska, to New Jersey to Tijuana, Mexico, Lily Burana takes her readers inside the glitziest and seediest strip clubs in the nation in Strip City: A Stripper's Farewell Journey Across America. But Burana, who will be at BookPeople on Monday, October 1, at 7pm, is also armed with a good deal of feminist theory, research, and unflinching opinions about the sex-worker trade.

Peter Lev's American Films of the 70s looks at several genres of films (cop movies, disaster films, teen movies, war films, blaxploitation, sci-fi, and feminist films) and puts examples of each genre into the context of the times.

A Partial Who's Who at MoMFest 2000

The strange road to success of former Austin bookseller Lynn Bender.

Two dems, five gop candidates vie for district 48 race, but the seat is expected to remain Democratic.

Gearing up for a new national tour of her hit show The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe, Lily Tomlin took a few minutes to talk about connectedness -- her connectedness with The Search, with audiences, and with Austin.

The Best American Short Stories of the Century

Sickbed Fortune

Good Luck Penny

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The Silver Screen in Black & White