When it comes to film entertainment, box office numbers generally indicate an interest in films with a traditional three act structure that isn’t too short and isn’t too long. Most, if not all, blockbusters...

Any given weekend night, Thursdays included, the all-too-familiar chorus of ‘Wagon Wheel” echoes through Tuscaloosa's downtown bars. A cover band strums away as a most-likely-intoxicated audience...

The Sarah Moody Gallery of Art is hosting an exhibit of work by artist Mel Kendrick called “Woodblocks.” The exhibit will be open until April 12 and is located in 103 Garland Hall.Mel Kendrick is an...

Mooyah- B+Mooyah on the Strip is a newer addition to the ever-growing list of Tuscaloosa food options, having opened its doors last August. Since then it has been serving long lines of students craving burgers,...

In the blink of an eye, the week we look forward to all year is over, and we suddenly find ourselves sitting at a school desk, feeling distracted and unmotivated. Here are some helpful tips on how to...

There’s this band from Athens, Georgia, (I know what you’re thinking – of course they’re from Athens) with the ability to combine a broad array of genres into a unique southern psychedelic rock...

This weekend kicks off spring break for The University of Alabama, so start the break right with these events at local bars.Green Bar - On Saturday, March 11, the band Kilroy Kobra, a rock psych group...

Tonight, Birmingham’s Lee Bains II & The Glory Fires will perform at Green Bar at 10:30 p.m. and bring their authentic southern fuzzy rock to the ears of Tuscaloosa. The band starts the first leg of...

Seven years after the Civil War, near The University of Alabama’s campus, a newspaper was being prepared for publication. The first story of the first issue: Darwinism. It was placed under the paper’s...

A pepperoni pizza pic so cheesy you could take a bite out of your phone screen. A donut snapshot so 
scrumptious you find yourself driving to the nearest Krispy Kreme. Endless ice cream images. Etchings...

Liam Ward's birth mother was 24 when she gave birth to him, 24 minutes before midnight. She gave him up for adoption 24 hours later.Inspired by the No. 24 and two anonymous adoption documents, Ward presents...