Editing Tuscaloosa, Alabama (section)

===Arts and entertainment===
*[[Paco Ahlgren]], writer and financial journalist; author of ''Discipline''
*[[Annie Greene Brown]], born in Tuscaloosa, author of ''Fireside Battles''
*[[Hannah Brown]], born in Tuscaloosa, [[Miss Alabama USA|Miss Alabama USA 2018]]; contestant on ''[[The Bachelor (season 23)|The Bachelor]]''; star of ''[[The Bachelorette (season 15)|The Bachelorette]]''
*[[Rick Bragg]], [[Pulitzer Prize]]-winning author and former reporter for ''The New York Times''; resides in Tuscaloosa
*[[Willie D. Burton]], born in Tuscaloosa, sound technician in the film industry; [[Academy Award]] winner for ''[[Bird (1988 film)|Bird]]'' and ''[[Dreamgirls (film)|Dreamgirls]]''
*[[Frank Calloway]], folk artist
*[[Thad Carhart]], author of ''The Piano Shop on the Left Bank''
*[[Tom Cherones]], born in Tuscaloosa, University of Alabama alumnus; television producer and director known for ''[[Seinfeld]]'', ''[[NewsRadio]]'', and ''[[Desperate Housewives]]''
*[[Chase Coleman]], born in Tuscaloosa, actor known for his role in the HBO series ''[[Boardwalk Empire]]'' 
*[[Mary Dees]], raised in Tuscaloosa, film actress during the 1930s, including ''[[The Last Gangster]]'' and ''[[The Women (1939 film)|The Women]]''; stand-in for [[Jean Harlow]] in ''[[Saratoga (film)|Saratoga]]''; appeared in [[Three Stooges]] shorts, [[Marx Brothers]] comedies, and on Broadway<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/article/20111227/NEWS/111229846 |title=Actress who grew up in Tuscaloosa buried with her parents in Evergreen Cemetery |website=TuscaloosaNews.com |access-date=May 13, 2016}}</ref>
*[[Robert Gibson (wrestler)|Robert Gibson]], one-half of the professional wrestling team [[The Rock 'n' Roll Express]]
*[[Frances Nimmo Greene]], born in Tuscaloosa, educator, and author
*[[Vera Hall]], [[folk music|folk]] singer inducted into the [[Alabama Women's Hall of Fame]] 
*[[Charlie Daniels Band|Charlie Hayward]], born in Tuscaloosa, musician, and bass guitarist for the [[Charlie Daniels Band]]
*[[Watt Key]], born in Tuscaloosa, fiction author best known for ''[[Alabama Moon]]''
*[[Chuck Leavell]], raised in Tuscaloosa, member of [[The Allman Brothers Band]], and keyboardist for [[The Rolling Stones]]<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.chuckleavell.com/ |title=Chuck Leavell |publisher=Chuck Leavell |access-date=May 13, 2016}}</ref>
*[[William March]], highly decorated member of the United States Marine Corps; writer of psychological fiction, including ''[[The Bad Seed]]''; buried at Evergreen Cemetery in Tuscaloosa
*[[Debra Marshall]], born in Tuscaloosa, professional wrestler with [[World Wrestling Entertainment]]
*[[Madeline Mitchell]], Miss Tuscaloosa and [[Miss Alabama USA|Miss Alabama USA 2011]]; 2nd runner-up at the [[Miss USA]] pageant
*[[Tim Samaras]], storm chaser known for starring in ''[[Storm Chasers (TV series)|Storm Chasers]]''
*[[Brandon Scott (actor)|Brandon Scott]], born in Tuscaloosa, actor known for his roles in ''[[Grey's Anatomy]]'', ''[[Wreck-It Ralph]]'', and ''[[The Last of Us]]''
*[[Johnny Shines]], musician and member of the [[Blues Hall of Fame]]
*[[Dylan Riley Snyder]], born in Tuscaloosa, actor known for his roles in Broadway's ''[[Tarzan (musical)|Tarzan]]'', the comedy-drama film ''[[Life During Wartime (film)|Life During Wartime]]'', and TV sitcom ''[[Kickin' It]]''
*[[Maria Brewster Brooks Stafford]], educator
*[[Reed Timmer]], storm chaser known for starring in ''[[Storm Chasers (TV series)|Storm Chasers]]'' and ''[[Tornado Glory]]''
*[[Dinah Washington]], born in Tuscaloosa, blues, R&B, and jazz singer; member of [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]]
*[[Kellie Wells (writer)|Kellie Wells]], University of Alabama professor and short story writer