‘AKA Jane Roe’ Finally Gives Norma McCorvey the Nuanced Portrait She Deserves
A new documentary urges viewers to see McCorvey’s essential humanity, not just her role as a symbol in the abortion wars.
Articles by Arielle Avila
Domestic Violence Calls Spike in Texas Cities, While Falling in Rural Areas
"When you're in a rural community, it's difficult to receive services and be very discreet about it. … Those complexities are amplified at this time."
Laura Gao’s ‘The Wuhan I Know’ Comic Dispels Misconceptions About Her Hometown
Troubled by the backlash against the Chinese city since the coronavirus pandemic, the Texan illustrator decided to showcase Wuhan's history, culture, and food.
The Pandemic Separated These Band Members. It Didn’t Stop Them From Creating an Album.
Austin's White Denim remotely wrote, recorded, mixed, and mastered 'World as a Waiting Room' in just thirty days.
The Nine Texans Honored With Guggenheim Fellowships
Novelists, composers, photographers and other creatives living and working in Texas were awarded this year.
The State’s Ban Isn’t Stopping Texans From Getting Abortions
Governor Greg Abbott's order, closing abortion clinics through April 21, has sent many out of state to seek the procedure—in the middle of the pandemic.
Despite Museum and Gallery Closures, Texas Institutions Continue to Share Art Digitally
The visual arts are adapting to unprecedented times by experimenting with online platforms.
On Texas Time: Adriene Mishler, Yogi and YouTuber
The Austinite on yoga for managing stress, advice for working from home, and more.
Livestream Texas Musicians While You’re Social Distancing
Listen to and support these artists from the comfort of your home.
On Texas Time: Lexi Brumback From Netflix’s ‘Cheer’
The Houston cheerleader talks about her surprising return to the Navarro College squad and her future plans.
Netflix’s ‘Cheer’ Docuseries Sheds Light on the Sport’s Harsh Realities
The new show follows members of Navarro College’s cheer team as they prepare for a big competition.
Our 2019 Made in Texas Holiday Gift Guide
Ambitious Texans across the state are crafting, building, and designing goods in hopes that what they make will resonate and connect with their customers. Whether they’re independent small-batch artisans or shop owners, each is striving to create something special. We’ve scoured the big cities and the small towns for gifts—from…
Made in Texas Gift Guide: For the Stockings
These sweet surprises, from a desert rose pin and leather bracelets to a warm wool beanie, are each under $30.
Made in Texas Gift Guide: For the Self-Care Fanatics
Make them feel like they're at a spa or luxury hotel with these relaxing treats.
Made in Texas Gift Guide: For the Adventurers
Whether they like fishing, hiking, or just enjoying the outdoors, we’ve got the explorers on your list covered.
Made in Texas Gift Guide: For the Tex-Pats
Send a piece of the Lone Star State to your favorite homesick Texans.
Made in Texas Gift Guide: For the Kids (and Pets!)
Pamper little ones and furry friends with these adorable toys and accessories.
Made in Texas Gift Guide: For the Trendsetters
From revamped cowboy boots to modern minimalist watches, Texas-made items are always fashion trailblazers.
Made in Texas Gift Guide: For the Entertainers
Be the ideal party guest with any of these thoughtful and useful options for your host.
Smile on the Rocks
Houston celebrity jeweler Johnny Dang makes toothy accessories that shine big and bright.
Travis Scott Proves His Festival’s Staying Power at the Second Annual Astroworld
The Houston rapper's homage to his hometown's bygone theme park included performances by many musical luminaries.
On Texas Time: Carter Watkins, Bead Sculpture Artist
The Austin native talks making a beaded guitar for Shakey Graves—and how a skull on the side of the road helped him find his medium.
All of the Movies With Texas Ties to Watch This Fall
Do you love Woody Harrelson? You’re in luck.
The Best Thing in Texas: The Eleven-Year-Old Designer Showcasing at New York Fashion Week
Alief’s Jayden Allyn Washer will unveil original gowns inspired by his hometown.
Why Lizzo’s “Truth Hurts” Is 100 Percent Deserving of a Grammy Nomination
Two years after its initial release, the song is reaching its popularity peak and potentially up for a belated award.
On Texas Time: Dan Lam, Drip Sculpture Artist
The Dallas-based sculptor talks about what fuels her creativity, her favorite Texas hikes, and more.
Kacey Musgraves Speaks Out On Gun Reform at Lollapalooza
During her set at the Chicago music festival, the pop-country star decried last weekend’s mass shootings.
On Texas Time: Jane Claire Hervey, Founder of #bossbabesatx and Creative Powerhouse
The nonprofit founder, entrepreneur, and musician talks work-life balance, her inspiration, and fostering a community.
Home Tours Across the State Showcase Historic Treasures and Modern Marvels
Every weekend this spring, homeowners are opening their doors to display new builds, restorations, and updated manors.
Emerging Rapper Quin NFN Plans to Put Austin Hip-Hop on the Map
In a city where rap has long been overshadowed, a young artist steps into the spotlight.
13 Texan Beauty Products to Get You Through Winter
The winter season is tough enough without dehydrated skin or frizzy hair. Let these products help you make it to spring.