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  1. All-day French cafe says bonjour to Austin and more popular stories

    Updated Sat, May 23, 2026 at 5:36 PM UTC Alice Poulain Café is now open. | Photo courtesy of Alice Poulain Café Editor’s note: The top Austin news of the week begins with …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Frenchcuisine #AlicePoulainCafé #DriskillHotel #francais #france #French #LakewayResort&Spa #SouthAustin #texasmonthly
    diningandcooking.com/2655530/a

  2. SA’s Petit Coquin makes TX Monthly’s best new restaurants

    A San Antonio restaurant is in the spotlight on Texas Monthly’s list of the 10 best new restaurants for 2026. Published Monday, March 2, the annual roll call is open to restaurants t…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Frenchrestaurants #Awards #francais #france #French #FrenchRestaurants #lists #media #news-you-can-eat #Restaurants #texasmonthly
    diningandcooking.com/2541157/s

  3. In 2006, the late Dick Cheney accidentally shot his pal Harry Whittington in the face while in Texas. The following year, Texas Monthly produced its award-winning "Bum Steers" cover, which was inspired by National Lampoon and featured a photo illustration of Cheney pointing a gun toward the camera, with the caption: “If You Don’t Buy This Magazine, Dick Cheney Will Shoot You in the Face.” Then-editor Evan Smith explains how it all came together.

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    #DickCheney #Publishing #Magazines #Illustration #Photography #TexasMonthly #HarryWhittington

  4. Shane and Sally 🎧 🔎

    "On July 4, 1988, 16-year-old Shane Stewart and 18-year-old Sally McNelly went out for the night in the West Texas town of San Angelo. They watched the fireworks, stopped for burgers, & drove to the lake outside of town. They were never seen alive again."

    texasmonthly.com/podcasts/seri

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    #Podcast #TexasMonthly #TrueCrime #SanAngelo

  5. Amazing article in #TexasMonthly on #women and #healthcare

    The rising threat of feminism in the twentieth century was a real concern to many in the church; it busied women not with free volunteer hours but with paid work. It challenged the denominations in which men enjoyed uncontested authority. Feminism gave women control over their budgets and their bodies—things some men had rather enjoyed controlling.

    texasmonthly.com/opinion/texas

  6. I appreciate that Texas Monthly has a whole labeled category of wildlife and nature articles and that category is called "Critters." I particularly enjoyed this latest entry on the Texas Toe-biter. #bugs #texas #TexasMonthly texasmonthly.com/travel/swimme

  7. Currently listening to the Texas Monthly true crime podcast regarding this article - look it up in your player of choice, 'Stephenville’ - not sure if the article has spoilers (I haven't read it) so be careful! texasmonthly.com/news-politics #TrueCrime #TexasMonthly #Stephenville

  8. I just finished listening to the latest #podcast from #TexasMonthly , "White Hats," about the #TexasRangers (not the baseball team). It was fascinating and timely, since this year marks the organization's bicentennial anniversary.

  9. Anyway, what sparked this is having to read yet another “man bites dog” story about #TheSatanicTemple, this one in #TexasMonthly, where the reporter literally can’t seem to go any further than “wow! #Satanists sure seem nice” and “did you know #Satanism doesn’t mean worshiping #Satan and drinking blood?”

    texasmonthly.com/arts-entertai

    There’s no conspiracy here. It’s just a great big money machine, and as long as everyone is willing to play their parts in the dynamic that’s been created, the machine keeps turning.

    You get paid to write stories that fit a certain structure, people talk to you knowing the structure they’re expected to fit, advertisers know what they’re sitting next to.

    But looking at the harder, complicated, real events and dynamics more often than not throw sand in that machine. Well, if the gears stop, the money does, too.

    And nobody gets to pay their rent with integrity or a job well done.

  10. Enjoyed the new #TexasMonthly piece on the retirement tour of the great #RobertEarlKeen. Caught his last Charlotte show at the Neighborhood Theatre earlier this year and trekked to Texas for the two final performances at John T. Floore's Country Store in #Helotes. Truly, the end of an era. texasmonthly.com/arts-entertai