Arts

Jeanine Cummins, author of "American Dirt," is the latest addition to Oprah's Book Club.

By Chris Kaltenbach

Jan 21, 2020

The “I Am a Man” Civil Rights Movement virtual reality experience was among the activities offered as part of the Reginald Lewis Museum’s MLK Day Celebration.

By Mary Carole McCauley

Jan 20, 2020

Ramona S. Diaz's new documentary “A Thousand Cuts” tells the dueling stories of Philippines strongman president, Rodrigo Duterte, and Maria Ressa, a journalist determined to hold his feet to the fire.

By Chris Kaltenbach

Jan 17, 2020

James C. Morant, a retired senior adviser for the EPA from Baltimore who had a second career as an actor, has died at age 71.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Jan 16, 2020

Court records show that the couple is heading towards an "absolute divorce."

By Sameer Rao

Jan 15, 2020

From new takes on literary classics to the latest Broadway hits, here are the shows to add to your calendar this year.

By Sameer Rao

Jan 14, 2020

Grunge rockers Pearl Jam will perform at Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore on March 28, the first time in seven years the band will play in the city.

By Phil Davis

Jan 13, 2020

Here are eight future events to focus on, eight ways to assure yourself that, yes, there is living to be done even after your team exits prematurely from the postseason.

By Chris Kaltenbach

Jan 13, 2020

Crowds pack brunches, clubs and theaters throughout greater Baltimore to see these artists command the stage.

By Sameer Rao

Jan 13, 2020

Inside Jessup Correctional Institution's library, an unimposing, carpeted room with shelves that hold roughly 6,000 books and a circulation desk at the front.

By Mary Carole McCauley

Jan 10, 2020

The commission's decision removes another obstacle to the planned demolition of the house, which several of Calloway's descendants resisted.

By Sameer Rao

Jan 10, 2020

Shirley F. Silver, who during her eight-decade career as a Baltimore-area piano teacher taught hundreds of children and adults, died Tuesday of heart failure at her Cheswolde home. She was 98.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Jan 9, 2020

The video for the unofficial anthem racked up nearly 100,000 views on YouTube within two days of debuting.

By Sameer Rao

Jan 9, 2020

After apparently failing to come to an agreement, WBAL television discontinued its signal Friday night to those with DirecTV. DirecTV and Hearst Television Inc., WBAL-TV’s parent company, were negotiating a renewal of an agreement that allows DirecTV subscribers to receive WBAL and other Hearst stations.

Nolan Ryan Trowe recently won a grant from Getty Images for his photography documenting the everyday lives of people who live with physical disabilities.

By Chris Kaltenbach

Jan 3, 2020

Here’s an array of experiences and adventures that are either over-the-top or so unique that they can only be done in Maryland.

By John-John Williams IV

Jan 2, 2020

The 15-minute show will ring in 2020 from a barge in the water. The event is held by Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts; fireworks are set to music and choreographed by Pennsylvania’s Pyrotecnico.

By Christina Tkacik

Dec 30, 2019

Don't settle for your friend-of-a-friend's party where you know nobody else this year.

By Sameer Rao

Dec 27, 2019

The 2010s proved a decade of head-spinning extremes for Baltimore. Here's a look back at what the decade will be known for.

Kirby Fowler, formerly of the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, will be the new president of the Maryland Zoo.

By McKenna Oxenden

Dec 13, 2019

Baltimore Center Stage’s production of “Men on Boats" retells the real-life saga of John Wesley Powell, his nine-member crew and their three-month, danger-filled river odyssey down the Grand Canyon in 1869.

By Mary Carole McCauley

Dec 13, 2019