Listen to Paris Texas’ punchy new single ‘Girls Like Drugs’

HBO Max has released the first images of Elizabeth Olsen as Candy Montgomery in Love & Death, a limited series about the true story of Texas housewife Candy Montgomery’s murder of Betty Gore in 1980. See the images above and below.

Savita, a beautiful, 31 year-old dentist in Ireland was thrilled to be pregnant with her first baby.  All was going blissfully well in her pregnancy until at 17 weeks she developed severe back pain. Sadly, she had begun to miscarry but when her body didn’t expel the fetus, doctors refused to give her an abortion –  it was against the law.

UPDATED, 1106 AM: Showtime Documentary Films has unveiled the first official trailer for Cusp, a doc from first-time feature directors Parker Hill and Isabel Bethencourt, which will premiere on Showtime on November 26 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Matthew McConaughey has been on the fence about a possible run for governor of Texas for months now, and he discusses his feelings about entering politics in the latest edition of the New York Times podcast “Sway”.

Infinity Ward, the long-time developer of the Call Of Duty franchise, is going to open a new studio in Austin, Texas.The 19-year-old studio announced on Twitter that it is expanding its development teams, which are currently based in Los Angeles, Poland and Mexico and that it is hiring for new roles. More information about the Austin studio will follow, according to the post.Infinity Ward is expanding.

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Ellise Shafer administratorA federal judge has ordered Texas to suspend the state’s new law banning most abortions, according to the Associated Press.On Wednesday, Judge Robert Pitman of Austin, Texas explained why he believes the law is an “offensive deprivation” of constitutional rights in a 113-page opinion.“From the moment S.B.

A federal judge has ordered Texas to stop enforcement of the state’s recently implemented abortion statute, the most restrictive in the country, calling it a “scheme” to get around court precedent.

Billie Eilish is a headliner. As one of the biggest music artists in the world, when she speaks, she is heard.

Billie Eilish is having her say on Texas’s restrictive new abortion law. 

South By Southwest, the Austin-based film, tech, music and arts festival, released a statement Thursday saying it was “appalled” by Texas’ recent passage of two restrictive abortion bills as well as the state’s new voting law, but that it was “committed to staying and fighting alongside the people who have made us who we are.”

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterOrganizers behind the annual SXSW conference in Austin, Texas, are speaking out against restrictive abortion bills rolled out by state leadership this month.Just ahead of this Saturday’s National Women’s March in support of reproductive rights, the conference is pledging to stay in its home city and fight alongside the dedicated blue pocket of Austin.“SXSW stands against discriminatory laws and unequivocally supports civil rights for all persons, everywhere,” a

Don Toliver has announced his second album ‘Life Af A Don’ – check out a teaser for new track ‘Xscape’ below.The Texas rapper and singer will release the follow-up to last year’s ‘Heaven Or Hell’ on October 8. You can pre-order/pre-save it here.Taking to Twitter on Tuesday (September 28), Toliver shared the album’s official artwork and release date with fans.

Lizzo was among the artists to perform at the 2021 Global Citizen Live event, taking to the stage in New York City’s Central Park to perform such hits as “Good as Hell”, “Juice” and “Truth Hurts”.

The Wire creator David Simon has defended his decision not to shoot his forthcoming series in Texas in protest against the state’s new abortion laws.The US Supreme Court refused to block the bill before its enactment on September 1, which, according to the New York Times, now makes Texas the most restrictive US state in terms of access to abortion services.It makes no exception for victims of rape or incest, and authorises citizens to sue abortion providers or anyone involved in facilitating an

David Simon isn’t messing with Texas, he’s done with the place.