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Saturday: "School of Rock" Live Reading

“School of Rock,” an absurdly unlikely mainstream film made by Austin hipster/Terrence Malick-acolyte Richard Linklater and misanthropic TV writer Mike White...

October 17, 2017

Saturday: Hike for Healing

With everyone taking to Twitter etc. to talk out the utterly unsurprising sexual harrassment and assault allegations against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein...

October 17, 2017

Wednesday: Press Press Public Studio Announcements: Readings + Puerto Rico Relief Fundraiser

October 17, 2017

After Life's Fitful Fever

October 17, 2017

Cut To The Feeling: "Possession," screening at the Parkway, is an immersive, gnarly sci-fi/horror domestic drama

The hydragogic high point of Andrzej Zulawski's 1981 movie, "Possession," an all-anxiety sci-fi/horror exploration of a relationship ripped apart, is the scene

October 17, 2017

Savage Love: Parental Controls

My only child is 16 years old. He was curious about sex from a very young age and very open with me, so his interest in sexual matters gave me ample

October 17, 2017

Murder Ink: 8 murders this week, 282 murders this year

After a light week we're back to over one homicide per day. Baltimore has averaged about eight per week lately; the rate of killings is increasing despite city

October 17, 2017

After Life's Fitful Fever

This is where Olivia Cushing Whitridge's body is. Her small, plain headstone is tucked away into the corner of the Whitridge plot at Green Mount Cemetery, the

October 17, 2017

Soul Kitchen: Ida B's Table brings done-up soul food and Southern hospitality to downtown

I first visited Ida B's Table (235 Holliday St., [410] 844-0444, idabstable.com) during the soft opening back in September while I was on my one-hour lunch

October 17, 2017

Spamalot: Uncle's Hawaiian Grindz out in Harco does island cuisine right

The first time my wife and I walked into Uncle's Hawaiian Grindz (2315 Belair Road, Fallston, [443] 966-3999, eatatuncles.com) last spring, we were greeted by

October 17, 2017

Bridge Over Troubled Water: How the right acts as a "bridge phenomenon" for white supremacists

In his tax speech in Pennsylvania last week, President Trump gave a shout out to "the great Jeffrey Lord."

October 17, 2017

Sixty years in, Cloverdale Courts remains a hooping staple in West Baltimore

The bustling Cloverdale Courts of 2017 are a far cry from what William Harris and four of his buddies discovered back in 1958. Searching for a safe new spot to

October 17, 2017

Baltimore City Power Rankings: Up for Amy Sherald, down for Pugh, BPD, more

? City Springs Elementary/Middle and Cardinal Shehan School students

October 17, 2017

Read our Q&A with Dan Deacon about the 10th anniversary of "Spiderman of The Rings" and "Ultimate Reality" here.

October 15, 2017

Baltimore artist Amy Sherald selected to paint official portrait of Michelle Obama

Baltimore artist Amy Sherald has been selected to paint the official portrait of former First Lady Michelle Obama, according to a report in the Wall Street

October 13, 2017

Criminal Justice Coordinating Committee, defunded, votes to keep meeting

There was no free food at the last Criminal Justice Coordinating Council meeting.

October 11, 2017

October 11, 2017

Saturday & Sunday: Oyster Fest

Mothershuckers of all ages are hereby summoned to Ryleigh’s Oyster in Federal Hill for the 11th running of the Oyster Fest. Beer and live music round out...

October 11, 2017

Saturday: Pigtown Festival

I was gonna tell you to check out, among the other attraction of Pigtown's annual neighborhood party, the Squeakness—the pig racing tradition that...

October 11, 2017

Saturday: "Retreat": William Lamson and Lu Zhang

The old hard wood floors, the dark stone walls, and the spare/unobtrusive lighting in artist-run stalwart Area 405, the 170-year-old warehouse...

October 11, 2017

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