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Watching a Netflix 'House of Cards' get built at the Baltimore Sun
The Baltimore SunA few weeks ago, a group of actors dressed as reporters clustered near a cafeteria in The Baltimore Sun building. I had to take a second look to make sure they were actors and not visiting reporters or editors. But as I walked by, one asked me if I was in...Tags: HBO (tv network), Television, Entertainment Events, MASH (tv program), Ides of March
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'House of Cards' brings Hollywood to Harford County
Being on TV is nothing new for Baltimore. Think of the recent political dramas like "Game Change" and "VEEP" or earlier crime shows like "Homicide" and"The Wire."
But what's going on within a five-acre area of production offices and massive warehouses...Tags: The Hollywood Reporter, Annapolis, Kate Mara, George Clooney, In the Loop (movie)
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Netflix series 'House of Cards' to film at Baltimore Sun
The Baltimore Sun"House of Cards," the Netflix series starring Kevin Spacey, will be filmed in part in the Calvert Street offices of the Baltimore Sun, it was confirmed Friday. “We are pleased that we were able to accommodate the production needs for this series,"...Tags: Thriller (genre), David Fincher, House of Cards (tv program), The Social Network (movie) , Kevin Spacey
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Netflix to film political thriller 'House of Cards' in Baltimore
The Baltimore Sun"House of Cards," a political thriller starring Kevin Spacey and directed by David Fincher, will be filmed in Baltimore starting this spring, it was confirmed Thursday by Gov. Martin O'Malley. The production, which involves 13 one-hour episodes for...Tags: Ed Harris, AMC (tv network), The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (movie), Kevin Spacey, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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Former Islamic jihadist teaches Middle Eastern politics at Washington College
Shiraz Maher went to the mosque in search of answers.
Why, he wanted to know, had 15 young men from Saudi Arabia, the country where he spent most of his childhood, just crashed jetliners into prominent U.S. buildings?
The men who gave him clarity wore...Tags: Terrorism, Saudi Arabia, Skype, Cambridge (England), England
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Cannibalism is extremely rare, experts say
In a career spanning three decades, forensic psychiatrist Steven Hoge has evaluated just a handful of people implicated in acts of cannibalism. It's exceedingly rare behavior, he says, and clear answers are often elusive when it does occur.
"I understand...Tags: Psychiatry, Health and Safety at School, College Sports, Bath Salt Drugs, Psychiatrists
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Eagle Archive: Carroll County Pasta Growers Association faced serious issues in spring 1917
In March and April of 1917, chaos and confusion in the global agriculture markets led to a series of testy meetings between local farmers and the canneries in Carroll County. As World War I ended, "county farmers found themselves in an increasingly...Tags: Agriculture, Patapsco, Spaghetti, Pasta, Westminster (Carroll, Maryland)
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Holding the line
The Baltimore SunA BBC article this week on language issues quoted me briefly on who/whom, but you already know what I think about that. Some of the other issues mentioned in the article, though, are worth considering as we consider where we want to draw the line. Begs... -
Center Stage's Kwame Kwei-Armah is finally putting his vision on stage
Kwame Kwei-Armah is doing his utmost to speed up the transitions. Center Stage's new artistic director strides back and forth along the stage where the troupe's production of "The Whipping Man" is being rehearsed, scrutinizing the set from all angles....
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Thursday's menu: Restaurants on vacation, a closer look at table salt and Bryan Voltaggio's most troublesome tattoo
Staff meals, restaurants on January vacation the problem with asking restaurants to cut down on salt.
An article in the Atlantic says that attempts by the Food and Drug Administration to coerce restaurants to cut down on salt are misguided at best....Tags: Salt, Bryan Voltaggio, Trips and Vacations, Locust Point, Restaurants
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Tuesday's menu: Caveman diet, January detox and the year of the meatball
The Baltimore SunWelcome to the Year of the Meatball. I was going to predict it here first, but apparently other media have already predicted it. Still - meatballs. In other food items, a few restaurants around town are going on Janauary vacation. So civilized. Also, your...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Restaurants, The New York Times, NPR, Charlie Trotter
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Chocolate can help you stay thin, study shows
The Baltimore SunEating chocolate can make you thin, new study shows. The article, Association Between More Frequent Chocolate Consumption and Lower Body Mass Index, was published Tuesday in the Archives of Internal Medicine. The full text of the article costs $30...Tags: Medical Research, Internists, Health and Medical Professionals, Physical Fitness and Exercise, High Blood Pressure
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