Are you dancin’ in 2009? ‘Cause we’re askin’…

We are thankful to have finished the print edition of the paper a day early [...]

Every year about this time, I get Lionel Ritchie’s song “All Night Long” stuck in [...]

It’s a bang-up beautiful issue, methinks, with a cover story about the Leonardo da Vinci [...]

THE RACE IS ON: And on and on and on, much like the war in [...]

In Birmingham we are fighting history, race against race and class against class.

We’re taking Ginny Phillips off the masthead. Now that she’s a published author, it only [...]

IT TAKES A VILLAGE: Just ask Joe Minter, who took his backyard in Titusville and [...]

SURPRISE, SURPRISE! In this city, a mysterious package is the last thing you want to [...]

So sing the Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars in this week’s issue. Bobby Fischer checkmated. The end of the Bomb Shelter, Pompeii’s last days and more.

T.S. Eliot said April was the cruellest month, what with all the lilacs bred from [...]

WE ARE WHAT WE EAT & ALWAYS HAVE BEEN: Birminghamians are obsessed with food, with [...]

THE CONTENTS PAGE IS FULL OF LIES: Yep. The table of contents for Vol. 11, [...]

DEAD BUT NOT GONE: That’s the best way to think of your dearly departed, particularly [...]

FINE ART & HAUNTING ARTIFACTS: Visitors to “Pompeii: Tales from an Eruption” will be treated [...]

THIRTY YEARS IN THE TAKING: That’s the subhead of this week’s cover story, “Larry Langford’s [...]

THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW that says no self-respecting publication in the city of [...]

Every year around this time, we Weekly people get sentimental about our halcyon college days [...]

Some weeks are full of history and music, and so are some weeklies, particularly this [...]

It’s not often that anybody gets to write about the Alien Tort Statute outside of [...]