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Christian Siriano and his team made 100 face masks for hospital workers after learning of hearing about a shortage from Cuomo’s social media.
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Salon owner Kalliopi Karamichalis said she had no advance warning that Celine Dion would be visiting the O’Donnell Street salon
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Two police officers, played by Ego Nwodim and “SNL” host RuPaul, pulled cast member Pete Davidson during a sketch on the show for “being a snack.” The catch? The officer’s uniforms are adorned with Baltimore Police patches on their shoulder.
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Even before it was published on Tuesday, a cloud of controversy was swirling around Jeanine Cummins’ “American Dirt." Twitter has exploded with Latino and Latina writers accusing the author of everything from cultural appropriation, to pandering to the tastes of a white audience, to indulging in harmful stereotypes.
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The Obama Portraits are set to embark from the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery for a five-city tour beginning in May 2021.
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Jeanine Cummins, author of "American Dirt," is the latest addition to Oprah's Book Club.
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NBC's 'The Voice" will be holding open auditions in Baltimore on Feb. 15.
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A trailer for "Charm City Kings," a film about Baltimore dirt-bike riders from executive producers Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, is posted on Facebook.
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Ocean City, Maryland invites Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and baby Archie to come for a visit.
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It seems likely that when Meghan Markle walks down the aisle on Saturday and says, “I do,” this divorced bride will be greeted a lot more warmly by her crown-wearing in-laws than the “other” Yankee who became a member of England’s ruling family, Baltimore’s own Wallis Warfield Simpson.
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The family-owned Rooster + Hen market, which offered fresh organic produce, cooking classes and live music from its Catonsville spot since 2016, has reopened doors at its new location at Federal Hill's Cross Street Market.
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Nolan Ryan Trowe recently won a grant from Getty Images for his photography documenting the everyday lives of people who live with physical disabilities.
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Tuesday in the lobby of the Lord Baltimore Hotel, “Master of Mind Reading” Dan Eckhart opened a sealed envelope that had been placed inside a sealed container four weeks ago. In it was a piece of of paper predicting The Sun’s headlines of Dec. 31, 2019.
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Maybe you have a special recipe that makes an appearance during football season. Maybe a local celebrity cracked open a beer with you. Whatever it is, we want to hear your best tailgate stories.
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Timonium confectioner Jason Hisley is on the winning team on The Food Network's "Holiday Wars."
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Baltimore’s Catholic leaders say the city’s own Mother Mary Lange may be one step closer to sainthood.
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Martin Scorsese's 'The Irishman' is dedicated to the late John "Bernie" Martin of Towson, the director's longtime personal assistant.
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D.C.-based celebrity chef and TV personality Carla Hall will be bringing her “cooking with love” mantra and some serious soul food to Baltimore diners this week.
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Embattled comedian Louis C.K. is scheduled to perform his standup show at Magooby's Joke House in Timonium Dec. 13 and Dec. 14.
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With Lamarmania in full swing, here's a list of holiday gifts to buy for your Ravens-crazed loved ones.
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The movie “Charm City Kings," a drama shot in Baltimore in 2018 under the name “12 O’clock Boys,” will have its world premiere at next year’s Sundance Film Festival, organizers of the influential movie showcase announced Wednesday
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Baltimore activist DeRay Mckesson visits his portrait in D.C.'s National Portrait Gallery.
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Baltimore’s Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum, where the famed 19th-century author and literary critic lived during the 1830s, has been named a Literary Landmark by United for Libraries, a nationwide advocacy group and division of the American Library Association.
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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has long kept quiet about his life outside of football. Here's what little we know about the NFL's young star.
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The Night Before Thanksgiving — that sometimes-wonderful, sometimes-uncomfortable mashup of family, old high-school friends and enough alcohol to make both bearable — is upon us. Worried about who you’ll run into and how you’ll deal? Fear not. Here are some quick survival tips.
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Travel Channel’s ‘The Holzer Files’ visits Baltimore and the ghosts it says haunt the USS Constellation.
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Wendell Pierce and Dominic West, who played Baltimore police homicide detectives William “Bunk” Moreland and Jimmy McNulty in HBO’s “The Wire,” reunited Monday night, to the delight of the show’s fans.
