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Marc Savlov
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Film Critic, The Austin Chronicle
Austin
Beats
Streetwear, Fitness, Sports, Food, Product reviews, Esports, Anime, Filipino-English translation
Content
By Marc Savlov| The Austin Chronicle Verified The Prince is dead, long live the Prince By Marc Savlov, 10:30AM, Sun. Aug. 7, 2022 Prince in Atomic City in 2007 (photo by Todd V. Wolfson) The more Austin changes, the more important it is to remember what once was but is, sadly, no more. Even magic has an end date, apparently. Last Thursday, Aug. 4, at 4:30am, James “Prince” Hughes, owner and sole proprietor of the legendary and phantasmagorical punkutopia Atomic City, passed away from complications of lymphoma.
By Marc Savlov| The Austin Chronicle Verified 2022, PG-13, 95 min. Directed by Michael D. Olmos. Starring Charlie Clark, Danny Trejo, Andy Cheng, Kuno Becker, Renée Victor, Michelle Lee, Marko Zaror, Sal Lopez, Sofia Pernas, Cain Velasquez. REVIEWED By Marc Savlov, Fri., April 29, 2022 There’s enough mixed martial arts stunt work and fight choreography going on in Texas-shot action comedy Green Ghost and the Masters of the Stone to fill out two sequels should a franchise happen.
By Marc Savlov| The Austin Chronicle Verified The Prince is dead, long live the Prince By Marc Savlov, 10:30AM, Sun. Aug. 7, 2022 Prince in Atomic City in 2007 (photo by Todd V. Wolfson) The more Austin changes, the more important it is to remember what once was but is, sadly, no more. Even magic has an end date, apparently. Last Thursday, Aug. 4, at 4:30am, James “Prince” Hughes, owner and sole proprietor of the legendary and phantasmagorical punkutopia Atomic City, passed away from complications of lymphoma.
Company Info
The Austin Chronicle
The Austin Chronicle is an alternative weekly newspaper based in Austin, Texas, established in 1981. It serves as a progressive, independent news source, focusing on local and state news, arts, music, film, theater, food, and politics. The paper has evolved from a bi-weekly publication to a weekly format, distributing free copies through local newsstands. It has a significant readership, with approximately 600,000 readers as of recent data. The Chronicle features investigative journalism, event listings, and opinion pieces that reflect Austin's cultural and political landscape. It organizes annual events like the Austin Chronicle Hot Sauce Festival and publishes special editions such as the "Best of Austin" Awards and restaurant guides. The paper also includes regular sections dedicated to music, film, and arts, providing curated event calendars and artist profiles. The Austin Chronicle remains a vital part of the local media ecosystem, promoting Austin's vibrant culture and community.
Austin, Texas, United States
'+1 512-454-5766
Founded: 1981