Film Festivals give audiences preview for Oscar Race
Rival superhero universes go toe to toe in casting battle
Nashville band Wisewater to make their Tuscaloosa debut
Toronto Film expansion intriguing
Original films prevail over sequels
Musical scores essential to films
Students self-choreograph for Dance Collection
Films should honor, not exploit
Classic Hollywood films still measure up in 2015
American Shakespeare Center comes to campus
Film fest returns to Tuscaloosa
Sundance Festival provides preview of indie slate
Radio show to commemorate space heroes
6 Biggest Oscar nomination snubs of 2015 season
Band aims to revive classic music with Zeppelin
Photo exhibit showcases teenage prisoners
Biopics in the driver's seat for 'Best Picture' prize
Seasonal independent film series returns to Bama Theatre
Comedic actors take on dramatic roles, may earn Oscar nominations
Music department to put on holiday concert
Jobs biopic looks promising despite casting issues
Students explore via UP events
UATD to perform 'Merrily We Roll Along'
African Students Association to show movie
Women’s Resource Center hosts dating violence panel
Omar Pérez to perform poetry reading downtown
Public reading to feature group of 5 local writers
Recent releases continues Hollywood’s prequel trend
Program offers tutoring for Hispanic children
Class learns South's ecology
Rec centers offer group workouts
October offers audiences first glimpses of award contenders
Popular actors detour from typical roles to receive Oscar nominations
Shakespeare adaptation series to hit Bama Theatre
Criterion Collection provides opportunity to broaden movie horizons
Fall movies have origins in popular books
September brings intriguing releases as festival season begins
University Mall to celebrate art, culture of Japan
Cannes Film Festival showcases offbeat films
Rick Moody, Valerie Miner to speak at lecture
UA Persian students ring in new year
Success not guaranteed for summer superhero movies
Academy Awards night lacked surprises, energy
Oscars come down to close race between shoo-ins, dark horses
Transition from actor to director results in higher-qualit fils
Hoffman leaves behind a legacy of iconic work
UA students participate in Sundance Film Festival
February forgoes romantic films
Oscar nominations showcase competition in race for ultimate prize
Dance faculty member branches into film
‘Catching Fire’ surpasses ‘The Hunger Games’ in every aspect
Devoted movie series fans make advance-screenings flourish
With Darren Aronofsky at helm, upcoming ‘Noah’ has potential
November will bring ‘motley mix’ of film premieres
Screenwriters compete for Hollywood success
October brings fall film season
Give Ben Affleck a chance to be Batman
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The presidents of UA College Republicans and UA College Democrats both said that their candidate laid out a compelling vision for America’s future during the vice presidential debate Tuesday.
No. 1 Alabama lost to unranked Vanderbilt in FirstBank Stadium in a 40-35 game in which Vanderbilt scored the most points it has ever scored against an Alabama team. The win is also the school’s first against a team ranked in the top 5 of the AP poll.
Popular medical field-based TV shows have influenced people to take an interest in nursing. However, these shows don’t always accurately portray the reality nurses deal with on a day-to-day basis.
The Women and Gender Resource Center hosted a campfire-themed safety fair for Dating and Domestic Violence Awareness Month at the University on Tuesday.