Dave Franco and Alison Brie talk about collaborating on new rom-com Somebody I Used to Know

Actor and director Dave Franco (The Rental) was walking around his hometown of Palo Alto, California, one day with his wife, actress Alison Brie (Community), when the idea for a romantic comedy started forming in their heads. "It's a genre that we both love," Franco, 37, told the Current during a re

Malevo to give fiery Valentine's Day performance at San Antonio's Tobin Center

As seen on America's Got Talent, Malevo is a thrilling, all-male group specializing in the art of malambo — a traditional Argentine folk dance at least two centuries old. Created by choreographer and dancer Matías Jaime, the group takes the art form beyond its traditional confines, giving exhilarati

Director of new indie horror film The Outwaters looks to slay on its opening weekend

New indie horror flick The Outwaters is scaring up serious hype. The film’s distributors have waged a campaign to get it into as many theaters as they can for its Friday, February 10, opening weekend. For San Antonio-area horror lovers, the closest screening will be at New Braunfels’ EVO Cinemas 14.

Analysis: San Antonio ordinance holding contractors accountable for delays welcome, if overdue

Amid the drama over Moses Rose's Hideout at the Jan. 26 city council meeting, it might have been easy to miss the adoption of an ordinance that would bar city contractors from future work if they can't deliver on budget or on time. The ordinance, introduced by District 6 Councilwoman Melissa Cabello