Entries from Austinist tagged with 'pinktexas'
February 11, 2008
Image of the winning plate from TxDOT We're hoping for Soledad O'Brien as moderator: Obama and Hillary to appear next Thursday the 21st in CNN/Univision-sponsored debate in Austin. Bloggers can moderate debates, too: Eileen Smith from In the Pink Texas (and Texas Monthly) and Karen Brooks from the DMN will moderate the Democratic Senate debate between candidates Noriega and McMurrey in Austin this Wednesday, Feb. 13. 4 men arrested for the kidnapping last week of......
Continue Reading "Extra Extra: And the Winner Is. . ."March 2, 2007
Our favorite local posts of the week:And She Wrote About Austin has Leslie on her fridge. Michael A. posts on his disappointment that one of his Dobie Food Court options has gone away. SxSW Baby! rates local breakfast taco joints so we don't have to (although we notice that El Chilito is missing on their list). Omar G. visited the set of Friday Night Lights and took some great photos. Eileen posts on TXU......
Continue Reading "Best of the Austin Blogs: The Week After Obama Came to Town"May 19, 2006
Our favorite local posts for the week: Wednesday was Livestrong Day. UrbanGrounds takes on people who illegally use handicapped parking placards. Scott at Grits for Breakfast enjoyed hearing Suzan Lori Parks. Reading his post reminds us to move The Topdog Diaries to the top of our Netflix list. In the Pink Texas posts on the idea that women should consider themselves "pre-pregnant." Richard Lawrence Cohen is in Oia watching the sunset. Random Favorite Blog......
Continue Reading "Best of the Austin Blogs: Week of May 15"April 14, 2006
Time to link to our favorite local reads this week: Eileen from In the Pink Texas goes after Congressman Henry Bonilla and his bizarre statements on immigration. lize's Tivo situation is out of control at prematurely grey. The Austin Outsider has an update on the AMD/SOS situation. "WHAT'S THE DEALIO, ROMEO?" The Apartment Food Hobos aren't pleased with Romeo's. Cinematical is a nationwide film blog, but Jette usually does a Friday post on upcoming......
Continue Reading "Best of the Austin Blogs: Week of April 10"March 22, 2006
We don't know how any of you can possibly think about drinking after last week, but these two reasons are as good as any: Keep Austin Blue, founded from the remnants of Kerry supporters back in 2004 and whose mission is to "celebrate the fact that we live in a cool, blue oasis in a desert of red," is hosting their monthly social hour over at Mother Egan's Irish Pub. Tonight's is a special Blogger......
Continue Reading "Hump Day Happy Hours"March 20, 2006
MONDAY [20][film] "Flying Nun" documentary, courtesy of End of an Ear, at Alamo Downtown (link) [books] Rabbi Michael Lerner presents The Left Hand of God: Taking Back Our Country from the Religious Right at Bookpeople (7pm) (link) [film] "Dr. Black and Mr. Hyde" at Alamo Downtown (7pm) (link) [art] Blanton Museum of Art hosts "Art is Intimate: Prints and Drawings" at Blanton Museum of Art (6pm) (link) [music] Karaoke at Beerland (9pm) (link) TUESDAY [21][film]......
Continue Reading "The Weekly IST List: March 20-26"March 7, 2006
So it's a primary and you have no clue who's running. Do what we did; go to the League of Women Voters Austin Area site and get their Voter's Guide. We'll even go one step further because we love our readers: here's a direct link to the guide (.pdf). If you care about endorsements, here you go:Austin Chronicle's picks (include Chris Bell for Gov and Charlie Baird for district judge) Austin Lesbian/Gay Political Caucus......
Continue Reading "It's Election Day, Y'all."March 3, 2006
Our favorite local posts of the week: AngryRobot reminds us to shop at our local independent music stores. Life Distilled is happy that the EFF is around (we are too!). BOR informs us that Austin's own Glen Maxey will be running for TDP Chair. Chaka "I'm Every Woman" Khan is coming to Austin for the Urban Music Festival. It's not until April, but Austin Hip-Hop Scene wants us to put it on our calendars.......
Continue Reading "Best of the Austin Blogs: Week of Feb. 27"February 17, 2006
With the help of our friends over at In the Pink Texas and a little internet investigating, we have uncovered some juicy details about the Cheney shooting incident. Rumors are surfacing that the delay in reporting Dick's little incident was due to an effort to hide or spin Cheney's female companion. Pamela Willeford, ambassador to Switzerland, was part of the hunting trip with Cheney and Whittington. And according to Willeford's account, Cheney and the......
Continue Reading "Three sides to every story"December 9, 2005
Our favorite posts by Austin bloggers for the week: Queen Kandis wonders about the Da Vinci Code hoopla. AroundAustin.com reviews Fonda San Miguel’s new book of recipes and art. In the Pink Texas has one of the best post titles ever: Cheney Argues Against Pulling Out. Yes, we’re easily amused. Kimberly at A Little Pollyanna mulls over her upcoming trip to Hawaii and we are sooo jealous. Grits for Breakfast reminds us that "It’s always......
Continue Reading "Best of the Austin blogs: Week of Dec. 5"December 6, 2005
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, December 14 because starting at 6 p.m. the political smack talking begins. In The Pink Texas, a non-partisan political blog, and PinkDome, a not-so non-partisan political blog, are celebrating the holiday by hosting, “Pink Is The New Christmas,” at the Brown Bar. This is not to be confused with any activity regarding the website Pink Is The New Blog. If you do not have an e-mail invite you may......
Continue Reading "Get Your Booze On With In the Pink and PinkDome"October 24, 2005
PinkDome, Burnt Orange Report and In the Pink Texas just reminded us that early voting started today. Familiarize yourself on the issues at hand with the nonpartisan League of Women Voters Voter's Guide, and check out the Secretary of State's list of proposed constitutional amendments. At hand is, of course, Prop 2, which seeks to limit the definition of marriage as exclusively between a man and woman. We realize we're preaching to the choir......
Continue Reading "Vote Now, Vote Often, Vote No!"