
Samuel Gross
Writer and Reporter and Copywriter at Freelance
Contributor at The Austin Chronicle
Author/journalist/editor/filmmaker. @NYTimes, @Rollingstone, @texasmonthly, @texashighways etc. Everything interests me. Venmo @Joe-Gross-65
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23 hours ago |
austinchronicle.com | Derek Udensi |Carys Anderson |Samuel Gross |Tim Stegall
Friday 25, Radio/EastLast year, Silverada took the cover of the Chronicle as the hard-driving country quintet shed the Mike & the Moonpies moniker they’d ridden for nearly two decades and reloaded for the next phase of the band. Their ethos remained the same, though, with a grinding mindset and crowd-winning combination of rocked-out live shows and sincere ballads that has carved their mark on the independent country scene.
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2 weeks ago |
austinchronicle.com | Derek Udensi |Carys Anderson |Samuel Gross
Grab the earplugs and hit the clubs Thursday 10, SagebrushThe charm of the Cactus Blossoms arises from the irresistible harmonies of brothers Jack Torrey and Page Burkum, yet over the past 15 years, the Minneapolis duo has evolved into an eclectic quintet that sweeps across country, blues, and vintage rock & roll to expand their sweet, Everly-esque connection.
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1 month ago |
austinchronicle.com | Samuel Gross
The first thing you need to know about Carter (Nick Darnell) is that he has the anxiety, to the point that he has a fanny pack worn across his chest, full of cotton candy bubble gum, which he chews when he feels a panic attack coming on. The second thing you need to know about Carter is that he lives with his beloved mom, a seemingly cushy arrangement until a new potential stepdad (Rodney J. Hobbs) says he has to move out.
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1 month ago |
austinchronicle.com | Samuel Gross
A divorced woman over 50 vs. the millennials in her life Does two movies make a trend? Does it have to be three? For Worse is the second movie of SXSW 2025 that focuses on a divorced woman in her 50s trying to make sense of the culture that now surrounds her. Hilarity does in fact ensue and in a different tone and timbre from its secret sharer, Fantasy Life.
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1 month ago |
austinchronicle.com | Samuel Gross
The Gen X movie canon is well-known: Slacker, Singles, the Before trilogy, Grosse Pointe Blank, and so on. SXSW Narrative Competition feature Fantasy Life – about a nervous, 35-year old manny who falls for his 52-year old boss – is an interesting addition to the roster.
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