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Candid doc follows unconventional origin of Hill Country duo Chaparelle
A filmmaker's curiosity about an unfinished Chaparelle demo has become Bleeding Hearts, a black-and-white documentary following Zella Day and Jesse Woods as they built their Wimberley-based band and a relationship all at once. The film makes its Texas premiere at Austin Film Festival, which runs October 29 through November 5, and the band will play a short set after the screening.
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Concert Review: Lilyisthatyou Shines at ACL Live’s 3TEN in Austin on The Flowers Have Feelings Tour
Toronto’s Lillian Davies, best known by her stage name Lilyisthatyou, graced the intimate ACL 3Ten theater stage 10/14/26 in Austin, TX. Since her first single and ep release in 2022, Lily’s star has been on the rise. Lily released her 5th & 6th EP’s this year, Dirt On My Hands and From The Garden I Grew. She is out on her The Flowers Have Feelings fall 2026 North American fall tour.
BroBible
Jon Sumrall Embraced The Villain Role With Outfit Accessory Provided By Texas Before Their Own Funeral
Jon Sumrall wore a black cowboy hat in Austin after beating Texas. He fully embraced his role as SEC villain. Florida upset the Longhorns on the road to end a two-game losing skid. Its head coach made a bold statement with his wardrobe choice after the fact. The bad guy always wears a black hat […] The post Jon Sumrall Embraced The Villain Role With Outfit Accessory Provided By Texas Before Their Own Funeral appeared first on BroBible.
Prime Timer
Diablo Cody just dropped a massive update on Jennifer’s Body 2, and it changes everything about Megan Fox’s role
AUSTIN, TEXAS - MARCH 16: Diablo Cody attends the premiere of 'Forbidden Fruits' during the 2026 SXSW Conference and Festival at The Paramount Theatre on March 16, 2026 in Austin, Texas. (Photo by Marcus Ingram/Getty Images) Jennifer's Body 2 could give Megan Fox's iconic demon a deeper story, with writer Diablo Cody revealing that the upcoming sequel will explore the character's loneliness, insecurity, and painful past. More than 15 years after the original horror comedy arrived in theaters, Cody is preparing to revisit Jennifer Check, the high school cheerleader whose transformation into a s...
CBS Austin
Andy Roddick Foundation announces 2026 gala featuring Art Garfunkel
From the tennis court to changing lives across Central Texas, Andy Roddick is serving up opportunities for young people to learn, grow and succeed!. Tennis champion and Andy Roddick Foundation founder Andy Roddick joined Sierra Waggoner to share how his organization is supporting local children and families, and preview the 2026 Andy Roddick Foundation Gala, featuring legendary musician Art Garfunkel.
CBS Austin
Eastside Kings Festival celebrates Austin's blues and musical heritage
Austin's got the blues, but this weekend, that's something worth celebrating! The Eastside Kings Festival returns October 17–18, bringing the sounds of blues, jazz and gospel music to life while celebrating the Black musicians who helped shape Austin's legendary music scene. Eddie Stout, Eastside Kings Foundation board member, joined...
Timeless Dishes
Hot Luck Starts Today in Austin With Live-Fire Cooking, Guest Chefs and Music
Hot Luck returns October 16–17 with food events at Franklin Barbecue and Assembly Hall, plus live music at Mohawk. Here’s the schedule and what to know. The post Hot Luck Starts Today in Austin With Live-Fire Cooking, Guest Chefs and Music appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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A Texas Couple Collected Oddities For 20 Years Until Their Shop Became One Of The Strangest Museums In America
Twenty years of collecting oddities is enough to turn anyone’s hobby into something far bigger, and for this Texas couple, that is exactly what happened, with a personal stash of strange artifacts growing into a shop that now functions as one of the strangest museums in America. The collection...
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The Full Wrap-up of ACL Fest Weekend 2 2026
If Weekend One was ACL’s infamous mudfest, Weekend Two was a different beast altogether. The rain-soaked grounds gave way to dry, dusty paths, warmer afternoons and the kind of fall-in-Austin weather that had festivalgoers reaching for sunscreen and water instead of worrying about ruining their shoes. The dust got bad enough that festival organizers were handing out bandanas at the entrance gates every day, giving fans a simple way to cover their faces as they moved around Zilker Park. They also kept people hydrated by handing out water throughout the day, a welcome move when you’re spending hours on your feet under the Texas sun. Those efforts made a difference, even if the dust and heat remained part of the experience. With the weather no longer dominating the weekend the way it had during Weekend One, the focus could shift back to what everyone came for—the music. From Turnstile’s hardcore explosion on Friday to Lorde and RÜFÜS DU SOL on Saturday and a stacked alternative-rock finish on Sunday, Weekend Two had plenty to offer. And as always, some of the best reasons to show up early were the artists playing before the biggest crowds arrived.
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Former Ann Richards staffers rally for Gina Hinojosa
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Jason Voorhees Invades Austin's House of Torment Through Nov. 8
Jason Voorhees has set up camp at Austin's House of Torment this fall, as the 40,000-square-foot Northeast Austin haunt swaps out one of its three attractions for a Jason Universe: Survive the Night maze built around the Friday the 13th mythology. The hockey-masked killer joins the haunt's existing lineup through November 8, giving Austin horror fans a licensed slasher alongside the venue's homegrown scares.