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A Beautiful Noise

November 8, 2026 Elise Krentzel
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AMERICAN MODERNISM: Art in Houston

November 8, 2026 Dr. Cliff Cunningham
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A Beautiful Noise

November 8, 2026 Elise Krentzel
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Branford Marsalis and Dianne Reeves Bring Coltrane’s Centennial to Silky Life

October 16, 2026 Elise Krentzel
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September 17, 2026 Elise Krentzel
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From the Church to Carnegie Hall

September 5, 2026 Elise Krentzel
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Bit of Americana: A Christmas Story
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Branford Marsalis and Dianne Reeves Bring Coltrane’s Centennial to Silky Life
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Branford Marsalis and Dianne Reeves Bring Coltrane’s Centennial to Silky Life
Opening the Season at ATX Jazz and Chamber Music
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Opening the Season at ATX Jazz and Chamber Music
From the Church to Carnegie Hall
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From the Church to Carnegie Hall
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Gilead Is Coming to Your Street: Hulu’s The Testaments Takes Austin and the Country

March 18, 2026 Elise Krentzel

A purple bus, cryptic pies, and an army of purple-clad “Plums” signal the arrival of one of 2026’s most anticipated series. If you were walking along South Congress Avenue or…

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SXSW and the Reinvention of the “Short”: Self Custody and the Language of Ambition

March 18, 2026 Elise Krentzel

At SXSW, where new forms are constantly being tested, the question is not only what you are watching, but what you are being asked to call it. Garrett Patton’s Self…

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SXSW, Tom Sachs, and the Myth of “Sympathetic Magic”

March 17, 2026 Elise Krentzel

At SXSW, where ideas are supposed to feel ahead of the curve, Tom Sachs delivered something closer to a time capsule. Not entirely irrelevant. Not entirely compelling either. Sachs, the…

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SORKIN: Are we headed for another 1929 Crash?

March 17, 2026 Dr. Cliff Cunningham

Andrew Sorkin became famous for his book 1929: Inside the Greatest Crash in Wall Street History. He visited SXSW in Austin this week to explore the similarities and differences between…

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Texas teams with Slovakia at SXSW

March 16, 2026 Dr. Cliff Cunningham

The east European country of Slovakia made its presence known in Austin this week, as it hosted a bevy of Slovakian businessmen who were addressed by our Secretary of State.…

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KEVIN BACON at SXSW

March 15, 2026 Dr. Cliff Cunningham

The dynamic duo of Kyra Sedgwick and Kevin Bacon made a big splash at SXSW this week. With regard to their Texas-based film (world premiere screening at the Zach Theatre),…

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Don’t Let Your Biological Clock Feel like a Ticking Time Bomb

March 14, 2026 Elise Krentzel

CCRM, located in Southwest Austin, is a cutting-edge fertility center. They hosted an informative panel during SXSW to talk about options for women and couples who cannot conceive a child.…

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SPIELBERG: All my movies come from my nightmares

March 14, 2026 Dr. Cliff Cunningham

The world’s most famous director paid a visit to SXSW here in Austin on March 13. Steven Spielberg, 79, gave a wide-ranging talk about aliens and film-making. Aliens & Close…

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Next-level Gaslighting of the American people

March 13, 2026 Dr. Cliff Cunningham

Speaking on the first day of SXSW here in Austin, about the Feb 28 attack in Iran that killed 170 people (mostly schoolgirls), journalist Tara Palmeri responded to an audience…

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KING JAMES I: Love & Politics

March 8, 2026 Dr. Cliff Cunningham

With the publication of 2 new books, the avid bookhound now has the opportunity of reading nearly 1,000 pages about King James I of England. First under review here is…

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