• Republican filibuster broken, jobless benefits extension likely to pass
• A little good news from the Gulf: Relief well days from completion...
• ...Or maybe not: Could cleanup effort damage Gulf further?

• Republican filibuster broken, jobless benefits could flow soon
• A little good news from the Gulf: Relief well "days from completion"
• ...or maybe not: Could oilspill cleanup damage the Gulf further?

• Obama offering "incentives" to Sudan
• Flow of Western terrorist recruits increasing
• Administration: Stimulus saving education jobs...

Jerry Naylor would have been famous. He could have been and probably should have been. Jerry Naylor was there when rock 'n roll was born, sweating out those devil rhythms in Texas honky-tonks and rubbing shoulders with boys like Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis and Buddy Holly — all who would become men of legend. He saw a musical revolution fueled by youth and a fusion of country, blues,... more ›

Audio Inversions is Austin’s newest chamber music series, and these fabulously talented musicians kick off their inaugural season tonight with a show at the Austin Museum of Art-Downtown. The concert this evening includes music from a wide array of composers and influences, ranging from a relic of the Mob Art scene in 1970's Vienna, to Lou Harrison's eastern influenced music, and through to a look at 1960's progressive jazz, and finally, a sideways nod to pop culture icon Elvis Presley. The show promises to be engaging and obviously quite eclectic. more ›