n the 2000s, the comic book character known as Hellboy saw two film adaptations in an aborted franchise, and ten years later, the potential of a new franchise with this reboot is about as promising as Universal’s disastrous 2017 attempt with “The Mummy.”`
The Holocaust will forever be remembered as a point in history that impacted the lives of many, and today, The University of Alabama will host Ann M. Mollengarden, the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, who will recount the story of her father.
The 1941 animated Disney movie known as “Dumbo” is a classic to numerous audiences of numerous ages, but in an attempt to capitalize on the trend of live-action Disney remakes, Tim Burton tries but fails to create a more modern take on the classic.
The film’s most noteworthy trait, in addition to its horrifying atmosphere, would be the incredibly well-handled twist towards the end of the film, which will almost resonate with viewers, regardless of whether or not they actually enjoy the film.
World Wrestling Entertainment has become a hallmark of television since its inception with numerous charismatic entertainers in the business, one of whom has an inspirational story subject to the latest film by the organization, known as “Fighting with My Family.”
Understanding and acceptance of other cultures is an important part of many campus organizations, and on Sunday night, the South Asian Culture Club, along with numerous cultural student organizations, celebrated with an international prom.
The blending of the horror and comedy genres can be a polarizing experiment in that the product can either be a self-aware classic like “Scream” or an incredible refuge in absurdity like “Happy Death 2U.”
Pride Week, hosted by the local nonprofit Druid City Pride, was spent promoting the West Alabama LGBTQ+ community through various events. It concluded with a festival in Government Plaza featuring special performances.
Jared Ferguson, Contributing Writer
• September 18, 2018
Druid City Brewing Company's open mic night allows any musician to perform three to four songs, covers and originals, regardless of the individual’s level of skill.
Theater Tuscaloosa showcases the musical “Forever Plaid” directed by UA professor Stacy Alley. The show features music from the 50’s and a quartet group performing on stage one last time.
Like every Friday this summer, Tuscaloosa's Government Plaza was full of music. Fans stretched out on blankets and relaxed as they listened to the Lamont Leaders Band on June 29. The smell of food from...
In the realm of music, there is always room for more aspiring artists. A fairly new band, Cats of Kentuck, will be showcasing their talent as well as opening up for the experienced band, Doobie “Doghouse”...
Small town life is artfully projected in "Our Town," the most recognizable play by American playwright Thornton Wilder. The struggles and rewards of the play's seemingly ordinary characters will be on...
The pressures of a rigorous major like engineering can make it hard to participate in extracurricular activities. One campus organization called College of Engineering Does Amateur Radical Theatre is seeking...
This week, it only takes 50 minutes for Theatre Tuscaloosa actors and crew to put on four plays. It's true that the plays are each only one act, but they don't shortchange the viewer on entertainment....
In 2016, Alabama professor Seth Panitch brought his artistic vision to life in the form of the film, “Service to Man”. The film, which has won awards from four different film festivals, has recently...
Tonight, Feb. 23, Theatre Tuscaloosa, located at Shelton State Community College, will open its run of “Cabaret," a musical detailing night life in Berlin before Adolf Hitler assumed power and radically...
As Oscars season draws to a close with the 90th annual Academy Awards telecast on Sunday, March 4, there is this burning question: Which out of the following nominees will be chosen for Best Picture? This...
