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“Human Target,” funny, thrilling, sometimes original

Steven Nalley January 20, 2010

I’m as happy as anyone else that J.J. Abrams succeeded at both making viewers happy and making viewers think with “Lost.” Thanks to him, intelligence on television isn’t quite as rare as it used...

Movie Review: “The Lovely Bones”

Forrest Phillips January 20, 2010

As a film, “The Lovely Bones” certainly wants to have it all. It makes an attempt at both tragedy and comedy. It presents sequences of both heightened suspense and tempered stoicism. It tries to balance...

Guest Recital features oboist Anna Pennington

Kyerra Dexter January 15, 2010

UA students can enjoy the musical talents of a University of Southern Mississippi professor on Tuesday. Anna Pennington will be featured in the guest recital, for the School of Music students, and anyone...

New generation realizes the dream

Steven Nalley January 15, 2010

More than four decades have passed since the death of Martin Luther King, Jr. This time gap means younger generations have grown up without knowing the civil rights leader at the pinnacle of his time....

The CW ranks the 10 greatest films of the decade

Peterson Hill January 14, 2010

Seeing as this is the first decade that I have been old enough to truly understand the power and impact of film, this was a difficult list to put together. In the end, though, this is a list of the films...

Bama Theatre holds acoustic night

Jamie Lyons January 14, 2010

The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa is hosting an Acoustic Night in the Bama Theatre’s Greensboro Room, tonight at 7 p.m. The event will feature Judd and Maggie, as well as Sparrow and the Ghost. There will...

Alabama sophomore becomes youngest theater director at children’s theatre

Meghan Hollis January 13, 2010

The Tuscaloosa Children’s Theatre has a mission to do one thing: educate and expose children of Tuscaloosa County to all aspects of stage performing and production. Jameson Sanford, a UA student who...

Top Ten Artists of the Decade

Bryan Bofill January 13, 2010

Remember back in the day when everyone was singing along to “Stacy’s Mom” or when everyone danced to Unk’s unbeatable rhythm of “Walk It Out?” Those certainly were the days. But today, it has...

String quartet gives “intimate” concert

Lauren Heartsill January 11, 2010

A quartet said to have “imaginative phrasing and dynamics” by The New York Times and “one of the finest ensembles around” by The New York Sun played at the Moody Music Building concert hall on...

Competent vampire movie a surprise
Daybreakers shows signs of life, intelligence

Steven Nalley January 11, 2010

I can understand, at this point, why moviegoers who are weary of the undying vampire trend would be skeptical about “Daybreakers.” Yes, everyone is cashing in, and yes, people are buying. Certainly,...