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• Tuscaloosa Children's Theatre performing 'Seussical' Friday, March 7

  

  All you Whos, Jojos, Bixbys, Brays, and Ali Van O'Sheas should think of oh the places you'll go when you attend the grandest musical; no ordinary Bippo-No-Bungus or Humpf-Humpf-a Dumpfer, but the most spectacular "Seussical."

• LOCAL Q&A: David Allen

  

  This week we chatted with David Allen, who has been booking manager and event coordinator at Green Bar for the past three years, but is now gearing up to make his move to Birmingham. Before he heads off, we found out what he's going to miss the most...

• GAMEBYTES: Games too long to keep people 'in the mood'

  

  When I'm in a mood — any mood — I try to consume media (movies, books, music, mostly) that is a reaction to that mood. This is a bigger deal when I'm down than when I'm up, because when I'm happy, I'm more likely to work. But when I'm...

• DIRTY CASUAL: 'Dungeon Keeper' better than expected

  

  Last week, I mentioned Electronic Arts' "Dungeon Keeper," a free-to-play mobile version of a much-beloved series that has players building an impenetrable dungeon complete with traps and other nasty surprises.

• TUSK CALENDAR: 2/28

  

  Want a fun night out? There's no shortage of nightlight in the area...

• Peter Frampton and the Doobie Brothers to play the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater

  

  Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday for a July 18 concert featuring , Peter Frampton and the Doobie Brothers at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater 2710 Jack Warner Parkway NE.

• University of Alabama theatre department to explore youth, beauty and love in upcoming production of 'Picnic'

  

  The University of Alabama Department of Theatre and Dance will explore themes of identity, youth, beauty and, of course, love in its upcoming production of William Inge's American classic, "Picnic."

• MEET THE BAND: Festival Expressions

  

  This week we talked with Festival Expressions from Birmingham, a band that covers many genres of music, from rock to soul to reggae and more. »»

• LOCAL Q&A: Andrew Grace

  

  This week we talked with Andrew Grace, a film professor and director of the documentary "Eating Alabama." »»

• Tuscaloosa's Rise to the Occasion to hold Flash Art fundraiser

  

  From charcoal to oil and pastel paintings, six Tuscaloosa artists will have an opportunity to create whatever image that comes to their minds as they race against time and paint for a cause.

• TUSK CALENDAR: 2/21

  

  Want a fun night out? There's no shortage of nightlight in the area...

• GAMEBYTES: Company's shutdown seems a bit ‘Irrational'

  

  This week, giant video game publisher Take-Two announced it would be shutting down probably its second most prestigious brand name, Irrational Games, creator of "BioShock."