To say that Texans love football is a huge understatement. From Pop Warner leagues all the way to the NFL, we love it all, but there's an exceptional passion for college football...
The two bands sealed a bond when they previously toured together in 2007 and, as Tommy Shaw tells Ultimate Classic Rock during a rare interview, he can’t wait to do it again.
I'm a big fan of the IFC TV show Portlandia. On a recent episode, Fred, one of the main characters played by Fred Armisen, decided he was going to move from the show's setting of Portland, Oregon to Austin, Texas. When he got there, he was welcomed by the Mayor who showed him a handy video called 'How To Find A Cool Neighborhood.' Since both cities use the same slogan 'Keep Austin (or Portland) Weird, ' they're sorf of sister cities. It was a very funny bit so, if you want to now how to find a cool neighborhood, check it out.
Austin, TX street artist Ez has gained notoriety and a following by creating treasure chests in the theme of 'Legend of Zelda' and hiding them around the city.
Kids dream of being all sorts of impossible things when they're little. Well this girl never gave up on her dream of being a tiger, and now she's as close as she can get to being one.
A new store is taking on Whole Foods in the company’s hometown of Austin, Texas.
Like the well-known chain, In.gredients will specialize in local and organic edibles, but with one key difference — it vows to be first “package-free, zero waste grocery store” in the US.
John Cougar, Johnny Cougar, John Cougar Mellencamp, John Mellencamp. Regardless of what you call him, there’s no question as to why he is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Last Saturday night in Austin, Mellencamp made one of his two Texas appearances for his current “No Better Than This” tour. When you couple Mellencamp’s great stage presence with the new Moody Theatre on Willie Nelson Boulevard (2nd Street) in downtown Austin, you knew it was going to be a great show. Although, there was apprehension on our part on how Mellencamp was going to integrate his new project cd/album into his show, in the end it was a flawless presentation.
A live-action re-imagination of Nintendo 8-bit hero Super Mario as an angsty, mushroom-eating, down-on-his-luck plumber was a big hit this week at the South by Southwest film festival in Austin, Texas.
"Mario" is a trailer-length short which filmmaker Joe Nicolosi doesn't intend to turn into a feature film. You can check out all two minutes of the project below.
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