The Buzz staff has compiled a short list of movie favorites to keep you occupied during these bleak, cold and stressful fall days. 

Through it all, there have always been strong, independent, supremely talented women to lead the charge for equality and show that they can rock just as hard as men — sometimes harder.

You can almost hear the faint screams of teen girls losing their minds.

Thanks to Campus Events+Entertainment Headliners, students took a break Wednesday night by dancing it out on the Texas Union Patio. 

Whether they are patterned, wool, or fuzzy, socks are the perfect way to show your personality in the chilly weather. 

Dim string lights lit Fair Market Friday night for Fashion X Austin: BLANC, a one-night fashion extravaganza that consisted of live fashion performances from eight Texas designers and some early “holiday shopping.”

Millennials and recent college grads are beginning to carve their own paths in the "real world” — paths that reflect more opportunity than the typical 9-to-5.

You can create a less stressful living space with a unique aesthetic by getting rid of a few things and practicing conscious shopping. 

It’s 2012 in Coppell, Texas. Stuart Leach’s high school band, Seastroke, decides to break up after putting out an album and an EP.

With the help of hard work, fearless determination, and undoubtable talent, Michael Wake was able to find his home in such a beloved Austin staple, Whole Foods.

Emblazoned with the words “You are Here: 606 Blanco St.,” concrete steps welcome those passing by to Outdoor Voices' first and only brick-and-mortar shop (for now) in the Clarksville Historic District. 

ORANGE's comprehensive list of the top five most depressing sports moments in the state of Texas over the last five years, complete with cringe worthy video (in case seeing it once wasn’t enough).