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'Downton Abbey' returns, and it's as good or better than last year
The Baltimore Sun"Downton Abbey," one of last season's big winners at the Emmy Awards, starts up again Sunday night on PBS. In a television season not blessed with much to rave about so far, let the hoopla be heard. This year's "Downton Abbey" is at least as good as...Tags: Primetime Emmy Awards, Television, Downton Abbey (tv program), Julian Fellowes
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BSO takes a new approach to the holidays
A bevy of Santas will not tap-dance their way into Rockette-style formations onstage to help the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra celebrate the Christmas season this year.
That cute tradition, and the rest of the Holiday Spectacular presented by the BSO...Tags: Culture, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Alexander (music group), Classical Music (genre), Christopher Reeve
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Day trips: Chuck Berry at D.C.'s Howard Theatre and more
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Chuck Berry at the Howard Theatre
The legendary Chuck Berry is part of the lineup of performers celebrating the reopening of Washington's historic Howard Theatre. The Howard began a $29 million renovation in 2010 and reopened this month....Tags: Adam Savage, Duke Ellington, Cape May (Cape May, New Jersey), Festive Events, Science
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Holiday Gift Guide: Gifts for the history buff
It's a great time to be a history buff, with the 150th anniversary of the Civil War upon us. And there are plenty of other ways to delight history lovers with unique gifts.
1. Tour the United States Naval Academy through black and white photography,...Tags: Annapolis, Broward Health Medical Center, American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), United States Naval Academy, History (tv network)
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Irene takes light from some, gives it to others
Live from the Maryland Emergency Management Agency headquarters in Reisterstown in recent days: a calm, confident and casually dressed Gov. Martin O'Malley issuing hour-by-hour reports about Hurricane Irene.
He predicted a "monster storm." He urged Ocean...Tags: Michael Bloomberg, Weather Warnings, Otis Rolley, Primaries, Hurricane Preparedness
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Readers remember 9/11
We asked readers to share with us their memories of Sept. 11, 2001. Here is what some of them said: Yolanda Milam, Forest Hill When the attacks on 9/11 occurred, I was at work in Baltimore on a teleconference with Price Waterhouse in D.C. and the New...Tags: Colleges and Universities, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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'Goodwill Luggage' — a suitcase whose owner died on 9/11 continues to travel with its new owner
I am at southside mall just before the big day in December of 2001, my rust-spotted RAV-4 parked in front of Goodwill, when my favorite holiday music starts up over the loudspeaker. "Greensleeves" always brings to mind the first time I heard it....Tags: Fine Arts, Starbucks Corp., Newspaper and Magazine, Holidays, Notre Dame of Maryland University
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PBS treats Baltimore's Cab Calloway as an American Master
It's not often in judging the biography of a great artist that you can just pick up the phone and call one of the people who knew him best — and remains a principal keeper of the historical flame.
But that is exactly the case with Cab Calloway, the...Tags: Classical Music (genre), Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Savion Glover, Broadway Theater
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Teachers bring 9/11 events to classroom
Nearly 10 years ago, Wilde Lake High School teacher Herb West flipped on the television in his American government class in time for students to see a live image of a plane flying into the side of the World Trade Center. Students screamed and shouted in...Tags: Howard County, Teaching and Learning, Teachers, Colleges and Universities, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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PBS documentary inspired by Baltimore Sun school story premieres
The Baltimore SunBaltimore city schools are featured in a documentary set to debut on PBS stations nationally Tuesday. But Maryland Public Television (MPT) does not have the film, which is based on a Baltimore Sun account of Filipino teachers recruited to Baltimore...Tags: Public Schools, Online Advertising, Philippines, Movies, Documentary (genre)
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The Emmys telecast: Baltimore native Julie Bowen wins first award of the night
The Baltimore Sun"TV is a vast wonderland. There's no place like TV. Except for HBO, it's not TV." That was the opening lyric sung by Jane Lynch, and it left me ice cold. It didn't work as a show tune, and it failed worse in its attempt to cut it as both salute and...Tags: News Corp., Game of Thrones (tv program), Comedy Central (tv network), Julianna Margulies, Josh Charles
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Preview of PBS film on 'War of 1812' in Baltimore Monday night
The Baltimore SunA preview of "The War of 1812," a documentary scheduled to debut on PBS next month, will be held in Baltimore Monday night at Landmark Theatres Harbor East Cinema. The film, is produced by WNED-TV, a public television station in Buffalo, and Florentine...Tags: Harbor East, Martin O'Malley, Television Industry, Television Stations, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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