Entries from Austinist tagged with 'newyorkpost'
January 15, 2008
The Iraqi defense minister just said that the country will need US military help through at least 2018. That would make...oh...fifteen years of US involvement, total. Bush begs Saudi Arabia to produce more oil, help a brother out. Obama tries to stop the hatred between his campaign and Hillary's. Good luck, buddy. ...
Continue Reading "Noos Bits "September 13, 2007
No plans for tonight? No need to call in for backup--the Austin Film Festival has you covered with a screening of revered cop documentary Sheriff at the Alamo Drafthouse Lake Creek. Filmmaker Daniel Kraus gets up close and personal with Sheriff Ronald E. Hewett as he brings about justice in Brunswick County, North Carolina. Critics rave about the intimate portrait the film manages to capture in little over an hour; according to the event site,......
Continue Reading "AFF Brings on the Heat"February 28, 2006
The New York Post's Page 6 is reporting that not only has cable network Showtime picked up the recently cancelled Arrested Development, but the purveyor of late night skin flicks has ordered another 26 episodes of the beloved sitcom, the best on television in our humble opinion. So it looks like Mitchell Hurwitz knew what he was doing when he left the series finale open to myriad possibilities. We are thrilled at the potential:......
Continue Reading "Showtime Gets Arrested"January 26, 2006
*This post by future contributor Jonathan Morgan Get psyched, get pumped, and get the hell outta your house. Continuing this weekend, you'll find more cool shows in Austin than scared kids at a Michael Jackson concert…or a Gary Glitter concert…or…. FRONTERA FEST: "Jesus, Austinist", you say, "can't you guys talk about anything else?" We could, but this festival is so damn jam-packed with theatrical goodies that we're hereby telling you again, just in case......
Continue Reading "Austin Theatre Kicks Ass: This Weekend On Stage"May 31, 2005
Last week, Austinist mentioned a story covered in the Statesman and local news that almost 200 convicted sex offenders in the state of Texas had received Viagra prescriptions, funded by taxpayers through Medicaid. On Friday, the state passed an immediate ban on anyone receiving Viagra prescriptions through Medicaid. According to the Statesman: The change in Medicaid policy came on the same day Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott said that at least two of the......
Continue Reading "Viagra for Sex Offenders: The Trend that's Sweeping the Nation."