This autobiographical series (from Mo Amer and Ramy Youssef) about a Palestinian refugee in Houston was one of 2022’s best comedies. The first season ended on a wild cliffhanger, Fellini meets Kafka ...

In recent years, the folks in red shirts who clean the sidewalks, give directions to tourists, and paint over graffiti have become a staple of Downtown Austin. The DAA, which contracts with a company ...

You can definitely see the discomfort when Austin ISD Superintendent Matias Segura is hit with a question he’d rather not address. It doesn’t happen often, but it did on Dec. 12, during a board of ...

It’s the biggest party night of the year – you’ve gotta start it on the right foot. Whether you’re getting dressed with the ...

The Morton Preserve off of River Road outside of New Braunfels offers a stunning view of the Guadalupe River, but it’s open ...

Cowboy proved that in 2024, and now Live From the Ryman encores. Willie Nelson used to own this Moody NYE slot, so take the ...

Republican State Rep. Jeff Leach, a member of the Texas House’s Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence, predicted two months ago ...

Geremy Anderson is a licensed hemp grower who’s built a successful business since launching in 2020. His legal, lab-tested ...

I have been feuding with my boyfriend for the last week about his general messiness and lack of hygiene. For the past few ...

Hindi-language action thriller stars Varun Dhawan as a police officer who fakes his own death to protect his daughter and evade the wrath of a powerful enemy.

“We don’t train no girls.” When coach Jason Crutchfield (Henry) dismisses wannabe boxer Claressa Shields from his gym in Flint, Mich., it’s inevitable that he’ll get shown up. If you ...

Walk the Line filmmaker James Mangold returns to the milieu of Sixties singer-songwriters with this contained portrait of Bob Dylan. Timothée Chalamet plays Dylan from the pivotal stretch of 1961 ...