Paul Wiley, composer for the Terrifier movies, proves that music can make a villain memorable

Roll over Freddy and tell Michael Myers the news: there's a new slasher icon in town named Art the Clown. Art became a horror villain A-lister last Halloween with the smash-hit killfest Terrifier 2, which also propelled the micro-budgeted original Terrifier — relegated to a streaming-only release —

Local pros share tips on how to take the stress out of summertime gatherings in San Antonio

Hosting gatherings with friends and family is among the many exciting things about summertime in San Antonio. However, the prep, followthrough and cleanup are often intimidating enough to make us think twice about opening our home for a summer soiree.

Classic Theatre of San Antonio presents free production of Peter and the Starcatcher

San Antonio's Classic Theatre is presenting 19 free performances of the Tony Award-winning musical Peter and the Starcatcher. Based on the successful early 2000s book series of the same name, Peter and the Starcatcher puts an unexpected spin on the well-known origin story of Peter Pan.

Mexico files diplomatic complaint over Gov. Greg Abbott’s floating border barriers

Mexico’s incoming secretary of foreign affairs, Alicia Bárcena, said Friday that Texas’ deployment of buoys on the Texas-Mexico border to prevent migrants from crossing the Rio Grande are a violation of water treaties between the U.S. and Mexico. Bárcena told reporters that the Mexican government se