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“Unbound” helps disabled showcase art

CW Staff March 4, 2010

By Lacey Ezekiel Art comes in all shapes and sizes. Artists with disabilities and chronic illnesses will be able to showcase their art in a Creative Campus-sponsored art show at Harrison Galleries located...

Oscars are close, but predictable

Peterson Hill March 4, 2010

A couple of my predictions won't necessarily be wins, but coronations. Christoph Waltz, Jeff Bridges and Mo'Nique might as well be given their awards on the red carpet to save time at the broadcast. For...

In close race, Oscars tough to pick

CW Staff March 4, 2010

By Jordan Berry I would be lying if I said I had an easy time predicting this year’s Best Picture race. Never in the ten years that I’ve been doing this have I been more uncertain: “Avatar” or...

Watch out for the dark horses

Forrest Phillips March 4, 2010

Most of my selections are fairly conventional. One would be hard-pressed to find somebody willing to pick against Jeff Bridges for Best Actor, and it’s difficult to ignore the screen-grabbing supporting...

The CW Picks the Oscars

Bryan Bofill March 4, 2010

This Sunday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will honor the greatest achievements to come to the silver screen this year. ABC will air the Oscars at 7 p.m. central on Sunday. Download...

Telepath returns to Tuscaloosa after two years

CW Staff March 3, 2010

A new sound will be rocking through the Jupiter Bar and Grill this Wednesday night. The band Telepath is set to bring their multi-layered sound to the stage in Tuscaloosa for the second time since playing...

Kevin Smith flops with ‘Cop Out’

Forrest Phillips March 1, 2010

It’s a joy to watch a film directed by Kevin Smith when he’s at the top of his game. Like a geek-ified David Mamet, Smith can drop unique characters into scripts laced with pop-culture references and...

‘The Crazies’ remake a scream

Bryan Bofill March 1, 2010

What could go wrong on opening day for baseball in average, plain, middle town America? Well, the worst-case scenario is a government plane crashing into the town's water supply, leaking a dangerous,...