Hollywood, Texas: ‘Queer Eye’ Sets Its Sights on Austin
Plus, a new TV series will explore Dallas’s “Dr. Death,” Woody Harrelson subs in for Jason Statham, and Matthew McConaughey just keeps road trippin.'
Plus, a new TV series will explore Dallas’s “Dr. Death,” Woody Harrelson subs in for Jason Statham, and Matthew McConaughey just keeps road trippin.'
Plus, Tony Romo gets a much-deserved raise, William Jackson Harper gets his first movie lead, and more.
Plus, Hilary Duff’s 'Lizzie McGuire' reboot stalls out, Natalie Zea gets her own TV show, and Jamie Foxx tries to get Leonardo DiCaprio to rap.
Plus, Will Ferrell makes a movie about Collin Street Bakery, Tye Sheridan levels up, and meet Travis Scott’s AI replacement.
Plus, Jerry Harris of ‘Cheer' is ready for his closeup, Jessica Simpson’s comeback, and Post Malone’s Super Bowl commercial.
The post-McConaissance period has been rough, but the actor’s turn in ‘The Gentlemen’ would have fit into that golden age.
Plus, ‘SNL' spoofs ‘Cheer,' Robert Rodriguez’s latest is headed to streaming, and the Austin-based Neon makes a splash at Sundance.
Plus, ‘Cheer’-mania takes over the world, the Von Erichs and DJ Screw get the biopic treatment, and Mark Wahlberg beats the crap out of Post Malone.
Plus, Richard Linklater rescues animals, Chip and Joanna Gaines rehab the DIY network, and Meat Loaf sues a Dallas hotel.
Plus, Alamo Drafthouse gets into books and Matthew McConaughey unveils his 2020 credo.
It was a long, eventful year.
Whether on cable TV or in arthouse cinema, these Texas exports all did us proud.
Character actress Margo Martindale is cast in a legal thriller, and Matthew McConaughey tries to get over jet lag with whiskey and pork cracklings.
Plus: St. Vincent’s movie heads to Sundance, Kanye West and Joel Osteen reteam, and Post Malone owns the year.
A raucous crowd of students made the late-night talk show’s Austin taping a pep rally celebrating all that makes UT special.
Plus, a melancholy Norah Jones duet, Austin singer Christelle Bofale’s EP, and chef Aarón Sanchéz’s new memoir.
The forthcoming ’Between Two Ferns’ is just the latest movie to kill the beloved Texan actor.
Just keep kickin’.
Ahead of ‘Where’d You Go, Bernadette,’ here are a few stars whose careers got some help from the Austin filmmaker.
McConnahaugh? McConaughay? McConohay? All right, all right, all right.
The actor has teamed up with British director Guy Ritchie on a movie that should be amusing—intentionally or otherwise.
The actor seemed to give us a preview of his fancy new title at the Longhorn men's basketball game on Saturday.
The surprising pair has joined forces for a noble cause.
At his SXSW panel, the journalist discussed how Texas has changed—and how he sees its future.
The shirts are intended to raise awareness. For what? Livin.
The McConaughey flowchart to end all flowcharts.
McConaughey just signed on to be the creative director for Wild Turkey’s advertising. How might this affect his movie career?
The McConaissance continues with Oscar-baiting Civil War drama, 'The Free State of Jones.'
Tiede, not Sanders.
More McConaughfacts for you to bring up at the next McConaissance Faire.
Oscar and Felix, meet Rust and Marty.
A military pilot who agrees to lead an expedition into space in an attempt to save mankind is the sort of role McConaughey probably would have been offered before he became an Oscar-winning prestige actor. How does the new McConaughey translate in a blockbuster role?
That's an alright, alright, alright way to get around town.
He can't be in the run-off, but Matthew McConaughey is launching a write-in candidacy for Texas Agriculture Commissioner.
The mall is a flat circle, at which one can buy McConaughey's "just keep livin" line of menswear at Dillard's.
Searching for signs of greatness in the tepid rom-coms of this year’s best actor.
Texas at the Oscars.
What to see, hear, read, and watch this month to achieve maximum Texas cultural literacy.
Matthew McConaughey plays a bigoted man dying of AIDS in Dallas Buyers Club—and proves once again that he should be taken seriously.
In his next film, "Mud," Austin filmmaker Jeff Nichols tackles the novel that Hemingway once called the source of all modern American literature.
The Texas actor pays tribute to a fellow Hill Country native.
First he was mad, then he was sad. Now he is coming to terms.
Really good, according to most reviewers. Not only does the actor "dominate" Steven Soderbergh's male stripper film, but his "hilariously self-parodying" character plays the bongos and says "all right, all right, all right."
The star plugs his new movie and reveals more details about his recent wedding on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno.
Did your invitation to Matthew McConaughey's wedding get lost in the mail? Here's what you missed.
The Internet's atwitter over the bongo-playing, oft-shirtless actor portraying the solemn JFK. But if Greg Kinnear can do it, why can't McConaughey?
Another memorable SXSW included appearances by Bruce Springsteen and Anthony Bourdain, record-setting attendance, and the return of Matthew McConaughey on the bongos.
Richard Linklater's newest movie received a rollicking hometown reception.
Matthew McConaughey reveals that he has moved back to Austin.
Bernie, which is set in Carthage, opens nationwide on April 27 and stars Jack Black and Shirley MacLaine.