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Texas Monthly
06.10.2025
Details about the stories featured in the first episode of the new series premiering on Texas PBS stations. Available starting May 4.
Stories about soul-searching and starting over, featuring chefs, the Caddo Mounds, and punk band Girl in a Coma.
La Barbecue restaurant, a Chinese bakery, and Black cowboy history—stories about Texans whose legacy is an integral part of their livelihood and identity.
The show's action might look familiar to anyone who's watched Texans look after one another following a natural disaster, step up in a crisis, or rally together when they don't like what their leaders are doing.
Catch up with Hank, Peggy, Bobby, and all of Arlen’s relatable residents before the show returns with new episodes August 4 on Hulu.
That certain shade of dark blue on a summer night, the eerie tint of a threatening sky, and the glow of golden hour are artfully drawn for the animated series.
Episode 104 of the Texas PBS series highlights a rural hospice nurse and musician Ben Kweller’s decision to face his grief after his son’s death.
Details about episode 102 of the Texas Monthly series on Texas PBS, featuring an Austin taco truck, rodeo, and life along the Rio Grande.
With ‘The American Revolution,’ the filmmaker hopes to remind Americans of their country’s unlikely origins.
The animated series returns with new episodes on Hulu August 4. What will Hank, Peggy, and Bobby think of their modern hometown?
The new TV adaptation of May Cobb’s thrilling mystery novel adds a contentious political element to the mix.
The fourteenth “season” of the Austin-based fest unfolded against the backdrop of Texas’s own rapidly growing television industry.
Stories about Texans who do what needs doing, featuring a feral hog hunter, KG BBQ, and brothers on a mission to honor Korean War veterans.
Margaret Brown’s new HBO series is a haunting deep dive into the horrific cold case.
The ‘O.C.’ heartthrob’s anti-crypto crusade continues with a new documentary. But in a crypto-friendly climate, finding a distributor may be a challenge.
Journalists go beyond the surface in episode 103 of the series on Texas PBS, featuring a caver divers, an El Paso barbecue joint, and Jacob's Well.
We visit the new 26 Keys Production office to learn about the director behind 'Alien: Earth' and 'Fargo' and his wife's Texas roots.
Mike Judge, Greg Daniels, and Saladin K. Patterson discuss why the season fourteen of the animated series still resonates.
As King of the Hill returns for a new season, Sean O’Neal reflects on what the show meant to him in a real-life Texas suburb that looked a lot like Arlen.
Across the state, Texans are bringing fresh eyes to cinema, discarded objects, and an underappreciated sport fish.
Storyboard artist Mark Bristol talks about creating The Final Reckoning’s heart-pounding stunts for Tom Cruise.
The fictional suburban setting of ‘King of the Hill’ resembles a lot of real-life towns across the Lone Star State.
The long-running TV series, cocreated by Mike Judge and Greg Daniels and set in Texas, returns on August 4 after sixteen years for a new season on Hulu.
‘Fargo’ writer-director Noah Hawley has taken on ‘Alien: Earth,’ the biggest challenge of his career. Can he pull it off while learning to be a Texan?
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How Lorne Michaels's collection ended up at Austin's Harry Ransom Center.
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She’s traveled from Fort Worth to the Beverly Hills Hilton since 1991, rubbing shoulders with—but never asking for autographs from—celebs.
Both of Angela’s ex-husbands are focused on revenge this week.
Where are the believable Texan female characters in this West Texas drama?
The scent promised to capture the “rustic essence of Texas and Leatherface’s murderous rampage.”
The Austin-based filmmaker discusses his Colman Domingo–led movie’s long road to the red carpet.
Fourteen years later, Tami and Landry are working at the White House (sort of). Plus, more reasons it’s a great month in Texas culture.
Our West Texas friends are making poor decisions in the overlapping arenas of career, love, and money.
There’s something for everyone in this eighty-minute season closer.
Is this the most shocking moment of the entire series?
The ‘Penguin’ and ‘Sons of Anarchy’ actor ditched Los Angeles for Dripping Springs—and wants to be buried in the Lone Star State.
As we near the end of the season, multiple plotlines are speeding toward resolution.
This week’s installment has something for everyone.
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Our oil patch women cry, fight, and make life-changing choices in this week’s installment.
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The latest celebrity doppelgänger competition, held over the weekend in Austin, was judged by the actor’s mom.
25.11.2024
This week, a city slicker lawyer gets an induction into West Texas critters and the dirty business of "clean energy." There are also many, many poolside margaritas.