In Case You Missed It: The Week in Review

We reviewed Not Clown. Hilarious!.
So much good music this weekend. You wouldn't have believed it if you didn't read it here.
We might be the best blog in town, but there are plenty of other great ones out there.
Jason McElwain, hoops legend. The feel-good story of the year (with video).
The Texas re-districting battle takes to the Supreme Court.
Round Rock Express tickets went on sale.
The Great Mundane prepares to bring Austin a series of Improv that somehow will have a contiguous thread.
Dave Chappelle's Block Party is a rare gem in this week's lot of mediocre new movie releases.
Road. Construction. Everywhere.
Mekong River Rat made us sick to our stomachs.
A benefit party for Mayan communities in Guatemala destroyed by Hurricane Stan is planned for Sunday. Be there.
It's that time of year again. The Zilker Park Kite Festival is back.
Multiple fun runs on Sunday. Oh, Austin, you're so healthy.
Jon Stewart hosts the Oscars Sunday. We got our picks right here.
We celebrated Texas Independence Day.
So much theatre. And we got it all covered.
Believe it or not, but we care about music outside of Austin, as well.
The Daily Juice turned three. And you get a discount.
What exactly is Open Government? We tried to get our minds around it.
We reviewed the play The Rivals.
We also reviewed the book Marley & Me.
The Chuggin' Monkey caught fire.
ASCAP comes-a-gunnin' for some local jukeboxes.
Dogs get allowed back onto the porches at Austin restaurants.
Christo and Jean-Claude bring their new exhibit to town.
Wonderlic on deez. Test scores? We don't need no stinkin' test scores to know that Vince Young is the real deal.
Kinky gets all Truman Capote on us.
Madonna. Tamales. Religious iconography. Dig it. (With a little academic assist from reader Deborah.)
Rhett Miller leaves the safe confines of the Old 97s and releases his solo album.
Austinist interviews the creators of Not Clown.
We support our minor league hoops team the Toros.
We told you The Wedding Present would put on a good show. And they did.
Some new Austin schools get named after local heroes.
Columnist Truecraig lets you in on his Random Mind Cycle.
According to the SXSW site, we scooped the apparent move of Arrested Development to Showtime Yea us.
Hewlett-Packard wants to come to Austin. Can you blame them?
Columnist Alison Coffey checks out the latest in fashion TV.
We interviewed author Tamara Draut.
We hate parking tickets. Then again, who doesn't?
UT students put on Aisle 7. We enjoyed it but had a few complaints.
The powder found on UT's campus was not ricin. Or cobra venom.
The City of Austin wants you to help review its Cultural Funding Programs.