TUESDAY [23] film • AFS Essential Series presents Beautiful Boxer at Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar ® books • Jean Davison presents Ostrich Wakes at BookPeople (7:00pm) comedy • Bil Dwyer at Cap City Comedy Club film • Estrangement is Death at Alamo Drafthouse Downtown film • The One-Man He-Man Show at Alamo Drafthouse Downtown film • "Gilmore Girls" and "Veronica Mars" at Alamo Drafthouse Village food • "Dinner With Friends" Cooking Class with Chef...
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We Are Going to Party Like It's Tuesday Night (and Thursday too)
Holy Cylons, Batman, The Alamo Village is hosting TV Parties for all our favorite shows! If you are a fan of "Gilmore Girls," "Veronica Mars," "Smallville," "The Office," "My Name is Earl" and/or "Battlestar Galactica" then you've got a lot of awesomeness ahead of you. The Alamo Village is screening your favorite shows weekly as part of their new series of TV Parties. Here's the schedule: Every Tuesday, 7:30pm - "The Gilmore Girls" followed by...
Movie Review: The Quiet
Opening this weekend with a lack of fanfare is the flagship Burnt Orange Productions feature film, The Quiet. Seasoned film and television director Jamie Babbit (But I’m A Cheerleader, Gilmore Girls, Malcolm in the Middle, Nip/Tuck)directed the project as part of the Texas Film Institute’s program, which provides real-world training to University of Texas film students. The screenplay by writing team Abdi Nazemian and Micah Schraft was chosen by the Sundance Institute in 2003 for their infamous workshops in Park City.
Best of the Austin Blogs: Week of May 1
Feliz Cinco de Mayo! Our favorite posts for the week: D&D's dog has some problem with visiting local pet stores. BOR posts their endorsements for the local elections. Urban Grounds heads out a little too early to catch the immigration protests. Eeyore was a horse this year, and nonplussed has the picture to prove it. Metroblogging Austin professes their love for Jim Spencer. We're still upset at him for interrupting Lane's wedding on Gilmore...
KNVA Will Carry CW
We know that the CW is coming this fall to replace UPN and WB (or incorporate them, however you choose to view it). We were wondering which local channel would carry the CW programming, and Diane Holloway posts on her blog that KNVA (currently Austin's WB) will become the local CW affiliate on September 5. We had thought that both KBEJ (currently the UPN station) and KNVA might carry CW for Austin, but it...
Watching It, Watching Me: The State of My Nostrils
[The following is an editorial column by contributor Alison Coffey and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Austinist staff. --The Editors] This week has been a little uninspiring. I caught up on my Mediums, but other than my growing crush on Joe DuBois (the super husband and daddy he is), there is nothing juicy to report. Lost wasn't on. Everwood isn't returning till March (and I'm a little peeved, thank you). Gilmore...
TV Tonight: What to Watch Instead of You-Know-Who
If you would like to hear about how our country rocks and why spying on us Joe Schmoes is necessary, then at 8pm tonight, be sure to tune to the basic networks for El Presidente's State of the Union address. KVUE (ABC), KXAN (NBC), KEYE (CBS), KTBC (FOX) and even KLRU (PBS) will be showing Bush's speech (and offering commentary afterwards). **Editorial Note: While we would never encourage listening to W. pontifuhmuhkate about the...
Watching It, Watching Me
[The following is an editorial column by contributor Alison Coffey and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Austinist staff. --The Editors]
Tonight's Television Picks
This is a post from our new contributor, Elizabeth...(We swear, we're getting her an account soon)
If We Awarded the Emmys...
This is the first post from our new contributor, Elizabeth... Now that you've gone to all the free museums you can, surely you need something to do this evening. So here's where we remind you that the Emmys are on tonight (7pm, KEYE CBS42). We don't make as much of an effort to watch the Emmys as we do to watch the Oscars (and yes, even the Golden Globes). We still have opinions on...

