The closer we get to crucial elections like those for Baltimore mayor and American president in 2020, the angrier I get about Facebook and what it is doing to our democracy.
After ESPN's nonstop praise for Lamar Jackson and his teammates Monday night, Baltimore fans will never again be able to say the Ravens get no respect from national announcers.
Announcers during the Monday Night Football broadcast of the Baltimore Ravens vs. the Los Angeles Rams compared the two teams to shows that showcased the two cities.
Annapolis’ wunderkind Christian Siriano returns for a second year as mentor on the reality fashion design show “Project Runway,” which returns Dec. 5 on Bravo.
Jim Jordan is the perfect choice to be the face of the Republican Party in the impeachment hearings, representative of those who have put on moral blinders and pledged their allegiance to President Trump.
This week after watching the televised impeachment hearings and the reaction to them by some of the major players in right-wing media, I fear we have already lost more of our democracy than we will ever recover. Ever, ever, ever.
The Democrats succeeded Wednesday in staging a TV-friendly hearing without dumbing down the impeachment process. In media terms, that's a very strong start.
By all means, watch the impeachment hearings this week. Don’t miss a moment if you can help it. But don’t sit down in front of the screen expecting to be saved.
This is where the war on patriarchy is now being most publicly fought ― with the men who write, produce and buy the narratives that play a role in shaping the world views of millions of viewers.
For all the attacks on Facebook this month, the biggest liar in the history of the presidency still has the largest media platform in the history of the world to exponentially spread his lies.
Former Republican congressman J.C. Watts, Jr. on why his Black News Channel will offer a broader, richer picture of African American life when it debuts next month.
Fox45 news anchor Jennifer Gilbert married Baltimore businessman Edward St. John, according to a post the veteran journalist put on her Facebook page Saturday.
As the Washington Blade celebrates 50 years of covering LGBTQ life, editor Kevin Naff looks back at its near death experience in 2009, it's near-instant rebirth and sense of mission today.
A federal judge on Monday dismissed a wrongful termination lawsuit filed in April by Michele Williams, a former director of broadcast operations at public radio station WEAA-FM, against Morgan State University.
