4 x 4 is a concert series at which four great acts perform four songs each. Artists include Slaid Cleaves, Bill Carter (with Bale Creek Allen & Gabe Rhodes), Del Castillo Trio, and Van Wilks & Josh ...

The 2022 Feed the Peace Awards and Concert will feature the return of The Lost Gonzo Band with Gary P. Nunn, Bob Livingston, John Inmon and Freddie Krc, Marcia Ball, Carolyn Wonderland, and Shelley ...

"Pick an issue that's important to you and do something about it," says actor, writer and now activist Turk Pipkin. He traveled thousands of miles to more than a dozen countries in a mission to try ...

“Two stories, cold and bare, still Mahiga Hope High School is the highest and best use ever made of cinder blocks,” says Austin lawyer Eric Groten of the school in Kenya supported by Austin’s Nobelity ...

Craig Baumgarten’s distribution shingle FFM Media has bought rights to “Nobelity,” an indie docu from writer and “The Sopranos” bit actor Turk Pipkin. Company will put film into limited theatrical ...

"'Hope' is the thing with feathers/ That perches in the soul/ And sings the tune without the words/ And never stops/ at all." How many people does it take to change the world? And how long? As it ...

‘Nobelity” operates under a simple assumption: Nobel laureates are Nobel laureates for a good reason, so they might have some insight to give the rest of us about the future of the planet. Turk Pipkin ...

ROME, March 7: FBC has taken on the exclusive international distribution rights to the award-winning documentary Nobelity, which looks at the future of the planet through the eyes of nine Nobel Prize ...

I suppose there are more terrifying words in the English language than "A Turk Pipkin Film," but I couldn't say what they are. And when they appeared before the title of "Nobelity," my heart sank.

This week, Austin artist Baylor Estes gets to put his creative stamp on another part of the world – and maybe change lives in the process. The 23-year-old illustrator and muralist, whose work can be ...

Three Americans, including two retired New Jersey researchers, shared the Nobel Prize in physics yesterday for laying the foundation for fiber-optic cable and digital cameras. George Smith, 79, of ...