Oh, Bama Fans... There's nothing we love more than Crimson Tide Football and these days, no one we admire more than Alabama Head Coach Nick Saban. I've purchased many a box of Little Debbies in his honor on gameday, and admit it: you have, too
According to a few Tweets I read, the crowd for the University of Alabama's homecoming started to gather underneath Denny Chimes a couple hours before the pep rally festivities began.
My family and I arrived on the quad about 30 minutes before the flames began. Last night's weather was perfect for a fire! It felt good to be out on a cool October night in the midst several thousand Crimson Tide football fans.
Madison and Shepherd are delighted to help host the charity fashion show Runway for Relief at the Ferguson Ballroom, 751 Campus Dr., on the University of Alabama campus tonight at 7.
October 23, 2012 According to Tuscaloosa Police on Aug. 13, a notice was left for a resident at an address in the 2800 Block of 7th Avenue to cut his grass.
After a notice is left, the lawn must be cut within seven days to avoid a city citation for "Unlawful Growth of Vegetation
October 17, 2012 Huge screen. Bucket of popcorn. Led Zeppelin.
It's the perfect combination for a stroll down memory lane and "Led Zeppelin: Celebration Day," the long-awaited showing of the epic concert film premiering tonight at the Cobb Hollywood 16, 4250 Old Greensboro Rd., in Tuscaloosa. The 2-hour, 4-minute film spotlights one of the greatest blues-infused rock groups of all time, and I had a chance to see the band in its prime.
Ding ding. ‘The Voice‘ vs. ‘X Factor‘ battle has officially begun, a week before the season premieres and the ratings books. ‘The Voice’ is strategically attempting to win Round 1 by adding an extra episode of Season 3 during the premiere week on Wednesday, Sept. 12, which is the same day that Season 2 of ‘X Factor’ premieres. That move has got Simon Cowell fighting mad.
The world might be a giant asylum of soul-sucking gutter junkies fighting for their next meal on the excruciating edge of a devil-sharp machete, as new research pinpoints crack-cocaine usage in the millions, with Brazil the world’s leading a speed-freak society.
According to a recent study conducted by the Federal University of Sao Paulo, about six million adult Brazilians have tried cocaine products, as have nearly 442,000 of the country’s young people.
Thanks to the bad economy and shows such as ‘Extreme Couponing,’ coupons should be as popular as ever. But how many people actually use them while shopping?
