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Texas Monthly
12.09.2024
The 1997 comic, in which a bedraggled Uncle Sam battles for the soul of America, soon fell out of print. Are 2024 audiences better equipped to handle it?
19.09.2024
The singer's self-titled new album, Oktoberfest in the Hill Country, and more ways we're getting a kick out of living in the Lone Star State.
24.09.2024
Austin author Christopher Brown’s sprawling, philosophical new book celebrates overlooked urban spaces.
02.10.2024
A new book does a lively job of lamenting the supposed decline of Texas’s capital city. But maybe it’s time to stop looking back.
28.09.2024
Lambert cowrote the melancholy honky-tonk tune with Worthington in mind.
At the East Texas native’s third ‘Austin City Limits’ taping, everything that makes her an iconoclast was on full display.
03.10.2024
“Boots,” “jeans,” and “truck” are easier to rhyme, but today’s country stars are reaching for authenticity in every syllable.
The Houston oncology nurse turned lo-fi pop singer is wary of the spotlight in an age of intense fandom.
25.09.2024
Can rodeo wrapped in a rock concert with some pro wrestling pyrotechnics break through as a mainstream U.S. sport?
26.09.2024
The school’s club hockey team found a way to pay clever homage to Texas Tech’s unofficial tradition of throwing tortillas at football games.
27.09.2024
Faster than pickleball. Slower than tennis. Padel, the glitzy racket sport popular in Spain, is taking off in Texas.
A pickleball center outside of Houston hosts free monthly "Pickleball for All" events for children and adults with disabilities.
29.06.2024
Art collectors have paid six figures for Texas impressionist Julian Onderdonk’s hundred-year-old bluebonnet paintings.
26.07.2024
The pieces in Women & Their Work's group show refract obstacles and shine a path forward.
22.08.2024
Jack Massing, one half of the Art Guys, will take the reins of one of the state's few remaining wild-hearted art institutions.
04.09.2024
The gay son of an immigrant and part of a multigenerational ranching family, RF. Alvarez blends traditional iconography with queer identity.
Kayla Fields shares how she went from small-town Texas to starring as the token "smart girl" in "mockbusters" such as 'The Exorcists' and 'DC Down.'
For the golden anniversary, Leatherface and his creators are currently being fêted at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
14.09.2024
“To play so many unique moms and show how completely individual they are feels like a great privilege,” says the Winner star.
21.09.2024
The man behind Rip Wheeler promoted his coffee company, Free Rein, in Fort Worth. Dozens of his adoring fans showed up before sunrise for a taste.
Gorditas, beef-filled fried masa pockets, are must-buy items at kermeses, local Catholic church fundraising fairs.
After receiving a failing health department grade, the San Antonio taqueria has cleaned up its act but still serves the same quirky tacos.
Talented bakers are turning to selling their pastries via Instagram, making limited-run croissants and cookies that sell out in minutes.
David Ovalle, or "D Rock," is a DJ by night and pitmaster by day, smoking meats for tacos at Livi's Mexicue.