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Perfect Corp. Talks AR and AI at WWD’s SXSW Style Lounge
The developer revealed YouCam's secret sauce: AR that makes makeup try-on easy and fun again.
Not in Austin for SXSW? A Recipe From Elizabeth Street Café to Make at Home
The team behind Austin's beloved Elizabeth Street Café shares a recipe from their cookbook.
L’Oréal Unveils DOSE, Its Skin-Care Lab-in-a-Box
The beauty giant's latest SkinCeuticals technology can create personalized skin-care serums.
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SXSW: Scene Guide of Where to Get the Best Tacos, Smoothies and Vegan Food in Austin
Two local residents pick some of their favorite spots around town.
SXSW Preview: Music Acts to Watch
From August Greene, Common's latest project, to Kodie Shane and Leikeli47, the acts to watch for at SXSW this…
SXSW: Film Industry Scion Maya Kazan Is Ready to Go It Alone
The film industry scion prepares for her own breakout into moviemaking, starting with this year's SXSW.
SXSW: Where’s the Party At?
Journalists, actors, baby goats and more are marking the start of the festival.
The Tech to Expect at SXSW 2018
Innovation will abound at SXSW 2018, as tastemakers and tech-makers converge.
Panasonic to Unveil New Business Initiatives, Products During SXSW
The company will reveal a range of items boasting advanced technology in addition to holding cocreation…
Trendalytics and Beautycon Report on the Changing Retail Landscape
"The Revolution of Beauty Retail" report precedes this weekend's Beautycon Festival in New York.
Kentucker Audley: Spotlight on SXSW 2017
This year at SXSW, the indie filmmaker pledged to take himself — and his films — less seriously.
Jack Roth: Spotlight on SXSW 2017
The son of actor Tim Roth talks his morally ambiguous thriller, "Us and Them."
Greta Lee: Spotlight on SXSW 2017
Lee breaks out with "Gemini" with Zoë Kravitz and Lola Kirke, and "Fits and Starts."
Jack Quaid: Spotlight on SXSW 2017
The progeny of Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan talks "Tragedy Girls," a slasher comedy for the social media set.
Peter Vack: Spotlight on SXSW 2017
Vack's film "Assholes" was dubbed by one critic to be "one of the most disgusting films ever made."