Leading man Jake Gyllenhaal at the "Source Code" premiere at the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Texas. The Summit Entertainment film opens April 1.
AUSTIN - When I saw "Moon" at the Sundance Film Festival, at the very first screening of the film, I thought it was okay. Not great. Okay.
I've come to like it more upon revisiting it, but I t...
As we trudge closer to the opening of the SXSW Music Conference in Austin, we unveil Podcast No. 2 in our 2011 series.
Included on this Friday is one selection unintended for the faint of heart, Brooklyn's experim...
Afraid of going badgeless during South By Southwest? Want to stay parked at just one venue all day in Austin? Looking for a more hip-hop and dance-leaning refuge? Are you broke and don't wanna pay door fees?
FADER Fo...
While there's somewhere between 700 and 1,000 acts showing up in Austin for official South By Southwest showcases, a number excess of that is far more accurate. It's overwhelming, on purpose.
HitFix is heading down t...
Some may find it hard to believe, but there are many in Hollywood with bigger questions on their mind as to whether Charlie Sheen will return to "Two and A Half Men" or whether next year's Academy Awards can...
Two days straight of Strokes coverage. I'm sorry. And you're welcome.
The New York-based rock act has posted the music video to their first "Angles" single, "Under the Cover of Darkness" and they ...
It's about three weeks out from the 2011 South By Southwest Music Festival (OK, OK, and Interactive and Film). And like a kid facing finals in her first year of college, we expect some serious cramming.
Cramming beca...
My calendar year now isn't broken up by months in the way it used to be. Instead, I think of everything in terms of festival schedules. We're done with Sundance now, which means it's time to start thinking...
It's nothing new, but it's certainly bringing back some good memories.
Back with their first new studio material in five years is the Strokes and their single "Under Cover of Darkness," from their forthcomi...
