The results of our 2009-2010 readers’ poll, including your picks for best chef, best restaurant, best new restaurant and more!

With nine venues located within Birmingham’s historic Theatre District (featuring the newly restored Alabama Theatre, a 2,200 seat movie palace built by Paramount in 1927), spontaneity and variety rule at Sidewalk.

You say you missed the domed stadium groundbreaking ceremony!?! No you didn’t…we have pictures and video below. You’re welcome.

Former Birmingham City Councilor and Jefferson County Commissioner John Katopodis was convicted today on federal fraud charges relating to his involvement with a local charity, Computer Help for Kids.

Birmingham Weekly and Whole Foods present a tasting of tea and tea-time snacks on Monday, March 16.

On Tuesday the Jefferson County Commission will consider a resolution that would take the county a step closer to raising rates and creating new fees that would raise revenue for the debt-ridden sewer system.

Birmingham writer Gin Phillips earns Discover Award from Barnes & Noble

Monday marks the monthly game at Birmingham AIDS Outreach

Legendary label celebrates 70 years of jazz music with a touring tribute

C.D. Wright performs her poetry at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 25, at UAB Hulsey Hall

Downtown safety patrol could soon cover more ground

A concert reading on Sunday, Feb. 22

Three performances of unscripted funny

Poets Jim Murphy, Tina Harris and Mary Kaiser read on the Jeff State campus on Wednesday, Feb. 18.

Stargazing so good, you could call it astro-porn.

You love listening to The Roundtable on WJOX 94.5. You enjoyed reading about them in this week’s Weekly. But deep down, don’t you want more…more words, more pictures? Well, today’s your lucky day!

Bettye Fine Collins threatened to have Birmingham Weekly columnist Kyle Whitmire escorted from the building after Whitmire asked her if she stood by a statement she made a week earlier.

Litebox Gallery shows “Cuba Inside-Out”

EAT, DRINK & BE FROM MISSISSIPPI: That\’92s the title of Nanci Kincaid\’92s novel about a [...]

One-way streets in downtown Birmingham may be converted to two-way streets