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May 20, 2012



The Apoca-List

The Apoca-List

News: 'New' Mayan calendar, Zetas blamed for 49 corpses, Schertz elect dead man as mayor 5/16/2012
The QueQue: Local races to watch: deal-makers and puppet masters, SA bleeding the "creative class", Violence Against Women Act Rollbacks

The QueQue: Local races to watch: deal-makers and puppet masters, SA bleeding the "creative class", Violence Against Women Act Rollbacks

The QueQue: It took us a while to get here, what with a redistricting snafu that dragged Texas into the halls of the U.S. Supreme Court and all. But political primaries are... 5/16/2012
Flaco Jiménez: Will the 'King of Conjunto' finally play with his brother Santiago Jiménez Jr.?

Flaco Jiménez: Will the 'King of Conjunto' finally play with his brother Santiago Jiménez Jr.?

Music: The 31st annual TCF has attractions for all tastes: the young, the old, and the fusion-minded. But none of those attractions shine more than the potential for three, five, 10, 15 minutes, or whatever... By Enrique Lopetegui 5/16/2012
Pep Squad on the genre's merits

Pep Squad on the genre's merits

Music: Fun Fact: Carlos Herrera, sonic architect of smartypants dance outfit PepSquad, is greatly inspired by the professional lives of his sisters. By Adam Villela Coronado 5/16/2012
Pep Squad: 'Get Outrageous'

Pep Squad: 'Get Outrageous'

Aural Pleasure Review: Overdosed on retro-futurism? Pep Squad is not for you. But that’s what makes this debut so interesting. By Adam Villela Coronado 5/16/2012
Santana: 'Shape Shifter'

Santana: 'Shape Shifter'

Aural Pleasure Review: Santana’s first release on his newly formed Starfaith label is a mostly instrumental tour-de-force that pays homage to the indigenous peoples of... By Enrique Lopetegui 5/16/2012
The Texas Weather: 'The Fall, The Winter'

The Texas Weather: 'The Fall, The Winter'

Aural Pleasure Review: Nick Mery may have a rep for being his own biggest fan, but The Fall, The Winter (the album title was changed from the original Pluck) demonstrates his... By Adam Villela Coronado 5/16/2012
Willie Nelson: 'Heroes'

Willie Nelson: 'Heroes'

Aural Pleasure Review: Unlike too many artists his age, Willie Nelson (who turned 79 in April) gets cooler and edgier with time. His latest album is a collection of country classics from... By Enrique Lopetegui 5/16/2012

Drinking with craft ice and real rocks

On the Rocks (thinking about drinking): Those of us who don't have ready access to huge blocks of crystal-clear, artisanal ice — and whose chainsaw skills have become rusty — might be forgiven for... By Ron Bechtol 5/16/2012
Pearl's Blue Box poised to deliver

Pearl's Blue Box poised to deliver

Nightlife: Likely while this issue of the Current is still fresh on the racks, the Pearl will welcome its first full-fledged watering hole. By Bryan Rindfuss 5/16/2012
Culinaria delivers something for everyone

Culinaria delivers something for everyone

Chisme y Chicle: The New World Wine and Food Festival, rechristened Culinaria a few years back, launches Wednesday, May 16, with Sip, Savor and Shop, a wine and... By Lauren W. Madrid 5/16/2012
The first Fine Swine Cook-Off and Flavor Fest

The first Fine Swine Cook-Off and Flavor Fest

Food & Drink: The first Fine Swine Cook-Off and Flavor Fest will be held from 2-8 p.m. on May 20 at the South Texas Heritage Pork Farm near Floresville. By Ron Bechtol 5/16/2012
Where to find prime pork in Steer City

Where to find prime pork in Steer City

Food & Drink: Bacon (yes, it’s everywhere) By Ron Bechtol 5/16/2012
Hunting the whole hog in San Antonio

Hunting the whole hog in San Antonio

Food & Drink: According to that unimpeachable source, Chopped, one of TV's cadre of chef-challenge shows, goat is the world's most widely consumed meat. If asked that question on any of the quiz shows that abound on other channels, I would have instinctively said pork. By Ron Bechtol 5/16/2012
'Borat''s mastermind takes a more conventional route in 'The Dictator'

'Borat''s mastermind takes a more conventional route in 'The Dictator'

Screens & Tech: It was only a matter of time before Sacha Baron Cohen would have to retire his style of guerrilla filmmaking. After the success of 2006's Borat... By Michael Gallucci 5/16/2012
'Dark Shadows' on losing end of newest Tim Burton, Johnny Depp collaboration

'Dark Shadows' on losing end of newest Tim Burton, Johnny Depp collaboration

Screens & Tech: No matter if your family is as wholesome as the Cleavers from Leave it to Beaver or weirdly eccentric a la the Addams Family — kin, for better or worse, is eternal. By Kiko Martínez 5/16/2012
'American Idol' matters. No, seriously!

'American Idol' matters. No, seriously!

Primal Screen: I used to be American Idol’s biggest fan, but by now most of us know it’s jumped the shark. After a string of bland winners — Kris Allen, Lee DeWyze... By Dean Robbins 5/16/2012
'God of Carnage' exposes atavism in a bourgeois living room

'God of Carnage' exposes atavism in a bourgeois living room

Arts & Culture: For its 2011-12 season, AtticRep has transformed its home, the Attic Stage at Trinity University, into a laboratory for domestic mayhem. By Steven G. Kellman 5/16/2012
¡ASK A MEXICAN!

¡ASK A MEXICAN!

ASK A MEXICAN: I usually don't allow anyone to hijack this columna, but an exception must be made for California State Assembly Member Gil Cedillo. By Gustavo Arellano 5/16/2012
Free Will Astrology

Free Will Astrology

Astrology: ARIES (March 21-April 19): Is there a difference in sound quality between relatively inexpensive modern violins and the multi-million-dollar violins created... By Rob Brezsny 5/16/2012
Helton's 'Drugs' doesn't demand destruction or redemption

Helton's 'Drugs' doesn't demand destruction or redemption

Arts & Culture: Books about drug use appear regularly on publisher's lists, and whether written as fiction or biography, their plots usually follow a pattern that culminates in... By Scott Andrews 5/16/2012
School's out: fill your head with candy, Pac-Man, and Crumb

School's out: fill your head with candy, Pac-Man, and Crumb

Arts & Culture: For the already over-hot citizens of San Antonio, the summer months should be a time to seek out necessary shade and cool off with a hot new book title. By Roberto Ontiveros 5/16/2012

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