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Battle of North Point a win or loss? Take your pick
A recent letter to the Sun by Martin K. Van Horn ("PBS documentary on War of 1812 was flawed," Oct. 14) and an article by Fred Rasmussen ("War of 1812 turned at North Point," Oct. 23) complained that PBS's documentary on the War of 1812 failed to cover...Tags: Fort McHenry, Documentary (genre), Television Industry
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Long-time CBS broadcaster Andy Rooney dead at 92
The Baltimore SunAndy Rooney, whose CBS career spans the entire post-war history of network news, died Friday as a result of complications following minor surgery, the network announced. A mainstay of Sunday night viewing for millions of Americans, the 92-year-old Rooney...Tags: Genres, Pat Robertson, Nirvana (music group), Newspaper and Magazine, Bob Simon
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Current Space's art market — literally
The intersection of art and commerce has always been a dangerous spot. It gets extra slippery at a cheeky exhibit at Current Space, the ever-funky gallery that has staked out an oasis on an otherwise development-shy block of Howard Street.
Titled "CART,"...Tags: Sculpture, Painting, Andy Warhol, Arts, Bob Ross
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Reggie Watts brings wooly show to the Mammoth
Reggie Watts' story is much like that of any other comic: He was a class clown, always goofing off and playing jokes on everybody, much to the consternation of his teachers.
But during his youth in Great Falls, Mont., he also was in the school...Tags: Conan O'Brien, Improvisational Comedy (genre), Pulitzer Prize Awards, Jimmy Fallon, Television
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CBS makes it official: Gayle King, Charlie Rose are network's new, best hope in mornings
The Baltimore SunCBS made it official Tuesday: Charlie Rose and Gayle King will be the latest in a long, long line of TV personalities tasked with lifting CBS out of last place in the mornings. Walter Cronkite and the puppet Charlemagne couldn't do it. Diane Sawyer...Tags: Satellite Technology, CNN (tv network), Good Morning America (tv program), Oprah Winfrey, John Miller
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'Star-Spangled Banner' arrangement donated to Fort McHenry
A key document in the transition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" from popular song to national anthem is coming home to Fort McHenry.
A draft of the song's arrangement, drawn up in the early 20th century by a committee that included composer and bandleader...Tags: World War I (1914-1918), John Philip Sousa, Fort McHenry, Charity, Francis Scott Key
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'Abbey' inspires love of antiques
If you're a fan of the hit TV series "Downton Abbey," you may have thought about incorporating elements of the Crawley family's mansion into your own home.
The setting is decidedly English country, and the house — in real life, a historic estate...Tags: Bravo (tv network), Downton Abbey (tv program), Music, Top Design (tv program), Flea (music artist)
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Why we're still intrigued by the duchess from Baltimore
At a time when much of the English-speaking world is fixated on the royal wedding, it's worth pointing out that if it weren't for the original Baltimore bad girl, Wallis Warfield Simpson, Friday's nuptials might not be taking place.
Without her, there...Tags: England, Wallis Simpson, Homes, World War II (1939-1945), Paris (France)
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News outlets hold firm in Egypt despite dangers
At the end of a wild week that saw more than 100 attacks on journalists and press facilities in Egypt, TV news executives were left shaking their heads at the volatility and violence, but vowing to continue to find ways to cover the tumult in days ahead....Tags: CNN (tv network), Television, Fox News Channel (tv network), Media Industry, Egypt
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Finding Celtic tradition at the Crossroads
When Celtic Crossroads performs at the Columbia Festival of the Arts on June 24, the seven-member band of Irish musicians will sound off with a more modern take on the traditional music of their homeland. Call it non-traditional Irish music. When Celtic...Tags: Illinois, Genres, Joan Armatrading, Jon Bon Jovi, Colleges and Universities
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Playing with 'Crumbs'
If life is a banquet, playwright and actor Al Letson doesn't let a crumb go to waste.
"I do a lot of autobiographical work," said the author of "Crumbs," currently on the boards at Theatre Project. "I am concerned with the truth, if not the literal...Tags: Fiction, Television, NPR, HBO (tv network), Baltimore School for the Arts
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