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Written by Casey Clendenin
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 Topaz & Mudphonic
A journey into the familiar unknown.
If you’ve ever moved to a new city or school, made a fresh start in a new industry, or even changed majors in college, you’ll appreciate the eager attitude and deft craftsmanship that Topaz & Mudphonic bring to a wholly new experience in creating their debut release Music for Dorothy. This group of agile musicians make an easy, graceful, and lasting entrance onto the stage of funky rock, as if they had been there all along. |
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Written by Courtney McBroom
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 Dining scene abuzz with new Olivia restaurant.
Take one accomplished chef who knows French cooking forwards and back. Now add another chef who knows Italian food just as well. Next, toss in a noted Austin architect; then lightly fold in a knowledgeable wine guru, and voilà! You’ve mastered the recipe for Austin’s newest funky South Austin bistro, Olivia. |
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Written by Chelsea Wallace
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 Austin takes part in world's largest running event.
On August 31, a million runners are expected to lace up their running shoes and hit the streets worldwide to participate in the Nike+ Human Race. One day, 25 cities, and runners across the globe all connected by the treads on their running shoes, their footsteps towards the finish line, their dedication to the 6.2 miles ahead of them. |
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Written by Danté Dominick
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Surfer, Dude premier and after-party with McConaughey and cast.
 Matthew McConaughey is Surfer Dude
Tickets are now on sale for a certain-to-be-sold-out world premier of local boy Matthew McConaughey’s new, upcoming comedy, Surfer, Dude, co-starring Woody Harrelson and Willie Nelson among others. The premier screening will take place September 3 at the Paramount Theatre downtown. McConaughey, Director S.R. Bindler and some cast members will be on hand for a Q&A, and they will also be on hand for the official after-party at The Belmont restaurant. |
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Written by Danté Dominick
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 This Saturday’s silent auction and dance party among year’s top parties.
It’s a trifle surprising an art benefit can be so damn fun. Really, aren’t these things supposed to be white-gloved Mr. Belvedere affairs? The Rude Mechanicals’ annual fundraiser and celebration of performing art has a giant silent auction, live auction, a comedy hypnotist, a DJ, intuitive readings, live food performance…and this is just the warm up. “Of course, at 11:00, we just throw down,” explains Lana Lesley, one of six co-producing artistic directors (and founding member) of Rude Mechanicals. |
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