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San Antonio-released MC5 tribute pulls in some of the biggest names in punk and hard rock
Call Me Animal: A Tribute to the MC5 rates as one the most star-studded tribute rock records ever assembled.
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Counting the Uncounted: A cold, rainy night documenting the unhoused on San Antonio’s streets
The annual Point in Time Count provided snapshots of San Antonio’s unhoused population and showed the conditions often faced by those without shelter.
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Bad Takes: San Antonio City Council should grow a backbone and discuss a ceasefire resolution
Few circumstances are more frustrating than when elected leaders can’t bring themselves to state what is ethically obvious.
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Texas alt-country trailblazer Will Johnson playing San Antonio’s Lonesome Rose
Johnson’s visibility reached a new high when he joined indie songwriter supergroup Monsters of Folk.
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Bad Takes: Stop treating homelessness and road deaths like unsolvable problems
Genuine freedom means taking care that we can all flourish together.
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San Antonio artist Joey Fauerso celebrates a prolific decade with new book
You Destroy Every Special Thing I Make compiles projects and exhibitions that coincided with international residencies and high-profile grants.
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Believe the Hype: Cullum’s Attaboy continues to excel thanks to an unrivaled attention to detail
The restaurant drew breathless praise when it opened in 2022.
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Assclown Alert: Refusing to make good on a pledge to resign with Texas DPS Chief Steve McCraw
McCraw said he would resign if his agency failed Uvalde. Mounting evidence suggests DPS did just that.
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DeLorean deal shows the need to develop San Antonio’s economy instead of chasing pipe dreams
Earlier this year, DeLorean officials asked to terminate a generous incentive deal the city offered to the startup.
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Border Brawl: What’s Abbott trying to prove in his showdown with the feds?
Gov. Greg Abbott’s Operation Lone Star and seizure of Shelby Park are little more than political theater, according to experts — albeit with real-world consequences.
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San Antonio Film Commissioner Kimberly LeBlanc surveys the moviemaking landscape
Among other things, LeBlanc discussed MovieMaker magazine again naming San Antonio one of the Best Places to Live and Work as a Moviemaker.
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Taco Trio: In a city overrun by taquerias, these three stand out from the herd
These home-grown and distinctly different places have made an impression.
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Catching up with the Bacon Brothers ahead of their Gruene Hall performance
The duo, consisting of Hollywood star Kevin Bacon and his real-life brother Michael, will play the historic dance hall on Friday.
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On the Horizon: Eight San Antonio-tied actors have film and TV projects premiering in 2024
Kevin Alejandro, Pedro Pascal, Carol Burnett and more are debuting new films and TV series this year.
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New year’s weight-loss goals better accomplished with realistic expectations, local experts say
We spoke to San Antonio health, food and wellness pros about how to make resolutions that are both meaningful and attainable.
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Texas Nationalist Movement is threatening to sue state GOP for leaving ‘TEXIT’ off primary ballot
Despite its rabid support from fringe groups, Texas secession is a legal pipe dream, experts say.
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Assclown Alert: Pushing inaction on immigration reform with House Speaker Mike Johnson
Johnson made the absurd argument that Border Patrol agents don’t want $14 billion in supplemental funding from the Biden White House.
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Caribbean Connection: San Antonio visual artists working to build cultural bridge with Cuba
Two events this month will help introduce the concept to the San Antonio community.
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San Antonio-born Mike Dillon’s Punkadelick bringing jazz-punk fusion to the Lonesome Rose
The trio plays with an intensity and power as much influenced by Bad Brains as Charlie Parker.
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Space Cadet: For all the grandiosity of Elon Musk’s vision, it’s morally bankrupt
Recent Texas transplant Elon Musk, the world’s richest person, has entertained us all in recent weeks with plenty of real-life tailspins, many self-inflicted.