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Mike Judge receives the Ernie Kovacs Award from the Dallas Video Festival and other news and events of interest to area filmmakers.

The Austin Music Awards firm up the line-up, while Ozzy Osbourne sneaks in the SXSW back door with the film conference.

Marcy Garriott's first documentary, Split Decision, follows the vigilant struggles of Jesus "El Matador" Chavez, who continues to be punished for a crime he has already paid for. Prior to the film's release in Austin this Friday, February 9, Garriott shares her reflections on the film and on her role as a filmmaker and activist.

Back from Sundance and the town of Austin is springing back to life.

A New Year and those who didn't and almost didn't make it

President Bush's campaign mastered the use of the World Wide Web, and is expected to continue in office

Cutting-edge indie films and filmmaking aids can be sought out on the following Web sites.

Looking back at the highlights of Austin's music scene in 2000.

A new film series begins at the Off Center, introducing avant-garde films and a new theatrical venue to Austin moviegoers.

Gather round the Yule log and the figgy pudding, get out a paper and pen, and jot down some of these items from our Annual Holiday Wish List 2000, Part 2. Local organizations need you!

Somehow George W. Bush becomes president and takes Jimmie Vaughan with him. Swine.

A reminder of SXSW Interactive and Film submission notices and deadlines, including Web site competition

Cyber-castoffs are curated at Austin's Goodwill Computer.

MM Pack takes readers beyond Tex-Mex with her listings of local interior Mexican restaurants in this week's "Second Helpings."

The past year has been witness to an amazingly cooperative tag-team project between the Austin Film Society, the Austin City Council, and the Mueller Neighborhood Coalition that -- as of now -- has resulted in a superstar studio setup that could well change the very fabric of filmmaking in Austin.

What's the real meaning of Christmas? Well, it's doubtful you'll find it in the typical cheery holiday TV programming. But two upcoming documentaries -- The Forgotten Americans and First Person Plural -- remind us of the importance of home and family and offer a thought-provoking alternative to more traditional holiday fare.

The Risks and Rewards of Being a Woman In Austin's High Tech World

The Austin Film Society announces ticket sales for the locally filmed Miss Congeniality benefiting the Texas Filmmakers' Production Fund, and other news, workshops, and gatherings of interest to the film community.

Waco's Puremco, Inc., is the nation's last domino factory.

What happened when gay Austinites decided to come out of gay bars and into straight ones

Photos and award winners from Cinematexas5

What's up in the live music capital this week

Jim Jarmusch Is Still Figuring Out How to Do It

CinemaTexas unveils CinemaKids, a two-part program of movies created by kids and inspired by them.

Q&A with one of jazz's premier guitarists.

Through ADVision, Austin has become a hotspot for producing English-dubbed anime. Who knew?

As the Bush presidential campaign unravels after Labor Day, a press offices tries to keep the candidate on message and out of trouble.

The Starbucks Showdown continues; and readers voice their opinions on last week's Best of Austin issue.