Metro Issue: Mar 23–Mar 29, 2020

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How the Weird Was Won

Austin’s quirky culture and the SXSW music, film and interactive festival contributed to its rise as the new technology mecca.

By Dan Pulcrano

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Cordoba Outcry

Renewed plans for South County mosque stokes Islamophobia.

By Jennifer Wadsworth

Features

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United in Struggle

Art exhibit PTSD Nation covers breadth of our trauma.

By Gary Singh

Music & Nightlife

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Hayes’d & Confused

Hayes Mansion’s Palm Plaza Lounge has excellent happy hour deals for such an upscale environment.

By Tomek Mackowiak

Everything Zen

DJ Qbert achieves equilibrium balancing old-school turntablism and cutting-edge technology.

By David Ma

Arts & Entertainment

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Dark Comedy

The simplistic line drawings of mr. harada tackle complex human emotion.

By Tad Malone

Film

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Lady Gaga

In ‘Hello, My Name is Doris,’ Sally Fields falls for a much younger man.

By Richard von Busack

Frag Radius

‘Eye in the Sky’ examines emotions behind the ‘kill chain.’

By Richard von Busack

SV Dining

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Deluxe: A Lavish Brunch

The Eggs Woodhouse makes no half-steps in its decadence.

By Josh Koehn

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Metro Issue: Mar 23–Mar 29, 2020

Cover Story

How the Weird Was Won

SV News

Cordoba Outcry

Features

United in Struggle

Music & Nightlife

Hayes’d & Confused

Everything Zen

Arts & Entertainment

Dark Comedy

Film

Lady Gaga

Frag Radius

SV Dining

Deluxe: A Lavish Brunch

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