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Due West Review: A Very Modern Western
For all its ancient skylines and sun-battered roadside signs that haven’t seen a lick of paint since LBJ was in office, Due West is a film of modern West Texas. The kind of West Texas where, if you...

Rose of Nevada Review: At Sea With an Inescapable Past
Avant-garde filmmaker Mark Jenkin’s latest is a curio – strange and beguiling, a conversation piece – and a curiosity, its mysteries resisting clear resolution. The story of a ship that docks i...

Qmmunity: A Fourth Street Crosswalk Farewell
Rest in prismatic peace: Austin’s rainbow crosswalk buffering the west side of Fourth’s gay strip has been removed. While not the only removed street decor – other washed-away icons include th...

Spain Emerges From Unbearable World Cup Final as Worthy Champions
So there it was. The biggest, greatest, most significant sporting event in the history of human civilization (lede brought to you by FIFA’s hyperbole machine) has finally concluded after 39 days an...

Council Set to Approve Outside Firm to Audit City Operations
Austin’s first citywide efficiency audit is poised to move forward July 30, when City Council is expected to approve the selection of an independent firm to evaluate operations across all city depa...

The Future of Dog’s Head Development Sits in the Hands of City Council
If you’re reading this on Thursday morning, July 23, a determined group of your neighbors are at City Hall, demanding that City Council kill or delay the Dog’s Head deal by rejecting the Tax Incr...

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This Modern World
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Peppermint Tears
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: July 16-22
Flooding in Central Texas: Ahead of last week’s persistent rainfall throughout the state, local leaders and Gov. Greg Abbott both issued disaster declarations, warning Texans of potential flooding ...