Filled with magic, mischief and — strangely — singing, Netflix’s original “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” has returned for an action-packed third season.
After being an avid fan of video tutorials during her teenage years, UT alumna Lynette Adkins started a YouTube channel in 2018. Shortly after posting her first vlog, Adkins noticed that her viewership increased quickly.
In a little more than three years, health-conscious grain bowl business Ranch Hand has gone from a meal subscription service at UT to local food truck to sharing space with other small businesses at Native Hostel in Austin. And they’re only getting started.
The Daily Texan attended a live Q&A, monitored by Scott Rice, radio-television-film associate professor of practice, and organized some of Matthew McConaughey’s responses here.
Directed by Guy Ritchie, “The Gentlemen” is a whirlwind of a movie telling the story of Mickey Pearson (Matthew McConaughey), an American running a marijuana empire based in London.
Organizations that rely heavily on volunteerism are then left high and dry and struggle to maintain participation beyond the holidays. One Austin-based dating app, Swoovy, is looking to change that by matching singles through service work.
Like most 7-year-old girls, Brandy Branham grew up playing with her two sisters’ hair. Now a 17-year-old government freshman, Brandy recognized the need for haircare in the UT community and wanted to offer African American students prices they could afford.
“The Wave” is a brand new time-twisting comedy from director Gille Klabin and writer and producer Carl Lucas that premiered at Austin’s very own Fantastic Fest.
