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Soul Revivalnew

With a little help from Chicago, Birmingham's homegrown soul is back.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Phillip Jordan  |  08-21-2006  |  Music

Looking into 'The Eyes of Babylon'new

A Marine stages an act of conscience -- a one-man show that details his decision to leave the service.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Glenny Brock  |  08-07-2006  |  Theater

Sense and Strivingnew

Like the characters she creates, Mason never wastes a word -- she speaks only when there's a need for something to be said.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Ginny Phillips  |  07-24-2006  |  Author Profiles & Interviews

Men of Convictionnew

Former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman and former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy are found guilty of political payola.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Kyle Whitmire  |  07-10-2006  |  Politics

Piecing Through the Piecesnew

Alabama's blockbuster election bombs at the ballot box.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Kyle Whitmire  |  06-19-2006  |  Politics

Are the Dems Dead?new

The Alabama Democratic Party survives still, almost in spite of itself -- but if its lingering life ever expires, the obituary will surely read that the deceased died of an extended illness.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Kyle Whitmire  |  06-05-2006  |  Commentary

A New Norwoodnew

Birmingham's historic neighborhood is now an experiment in mixed urban living.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Phillip Jordan  |  06-05-2006  |  Housing & Development

Never Mind Name-Callingnew

Pinback transcends prog rock, math rock, indie and alternative.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Daisy Winfrey  |  05-22-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Trial of the (6-Year-Old) Centurynew

The Scrushy-Siegelman case will expose the state of Alabama politics in 2006.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Kyle Whitmire  |  05-08-2006  |  Politics

Band of Brothersnew

Safety in Numbers is more than just an album title to Umphrey's McGee.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Brent Thompson  |  05-01-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Missing Piecesnew

Stolen recounts the largest art heist of the 20th century.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Hugh Merrill  |  04-10-2006  |  Reviews

A New Voice in an Old Debatenew

Alabama's Hispanic community gets involved in the immigration consternation.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Phillip Jordan  |  04-03-2006  |  Immigration

No Moore Left to Saynew

The infamous "Ten Commandments" judge, now a gubernatorial candidate, decides to stick with the GOP, even as polls show he trails Bob Riley by a mile in the primary.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Kyle Whitmire  |  03-24-2006  |  Politics

Under the Coversnew

That iPod skin's got nothing on the quaint paper sleeves that held LPs.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Courtney Haden  |  03-24-2006  |  Music

'Crash' From the Pastnew

Despite being the only Best Picture nominee set in the present, Crash already feels old.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Hugh Merrill  |  02-27-2006  |  Movies

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