Augustine Frizzell Is ‘Never Goin’ Back’
In her twenties, Dallas filmmaker Augustine Frizzell was a single mom and struggling actor. Now 39, she’s poised to conquer Hollywood.
Articles by Eric Benson
The Zellner Brothers Are Ready for the Big Time With ‘Damsel’
David and Nathan Zellner have made it as indie filmmakers in their own under-the-radar way. Now they’re going mainstream (sort of), with the Robert Pattinson–starring western ‘Damsel.’
Beto O’Rourke Is Looking for Answers on Family Separation Too
The Democratic Senate candidate led a march to the new Tornillo facility holding immigrant children, but he doesn't have a full picture of what's going on inside.
All the Texas-Related Movies You Should Watch This Summer
From a breastaurant to a thriller featuring puppets, here are eight movies from Texans to watch this summer.
‘Hap and Leonard’ Offers an Increasingly Relevant Message During the Trump Administration
The rural noir, in which working-class investigators tackle in-your-face racism in East Texas, may be on the verge of cancellation.
Will Johnny Manziel’s #ComebackSZN Work?
The former Texas A&M star tries to move beyond his past in a scrappy Austin development league.
The Reporter That Waco Destroyed Has No Regrets
Observing the ATF’s disastrous assault on David Koresh and the Branch Davidian compound should have made John McLemore’s career. Instead, it ruined it. Maybe that was for the best.
At Bible Study With David Koresh’s Last Followers
Branch Davidians Clive Doyle and Sheila Martin lost almost everything in the Waco fire, but not their faith.
The Violence Was the Message
The Austin bomber's unknown motive is part of a larger pattern by those who commit violence.
The FBI Agent Who Can’t Stop Thinking About Waco
A quarter century after 82 Branch Davidians and 4 federal officers died outside Waco, retired FBI agent Byron Sage still can't stop thinking—and arguing—about what happened.
