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Baltimore musician Ed Schrader pays tribute to David Bowie, the British musician who he kept at an ironic distance until now.

"FloriDada," the new single Animal Collective chose to premiere at Baltimore-Washington International Airport last month, now has a video.

That the Jewish Museum of Maryland, located in a predominantly black area of Baltimore, would host a Paul Simon exhibit makes sense. As one of many Jewish-American artists deeply immersed in African-American art, sometimes problematically eclipsing their influences, it is an ideal location to explore his tangled iconography, even if the exhibit itself, "Paul Simon: Words + Music" curated by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and on view through Jan. 16, is reminiscent of a themed bedroom at the

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With less than a month before the shoot of their next video, the members of AB Video Solutions are keeping a long list in their Old Goucher office of everything they need to take care of before filming begins.

Maryland City Recreation Council board members, volunteers and coaches make an impact on the lives and sports activities of children in Maryland City.

Ed Schrader has worked for years to establish his music, but that doesn't mean setting any kind of parameters for what his brand of humor-infused punk can be.

Six years after Showbeast's debut, its creators, comic and artist Ben O'Brien and filmmaker Erin Gleeson, have started putting together its last and most ambitious chapter, a 30-minute episode that they're treating as a pilot.

A rundown of what's going on the week of 2/13-2/19.

Baltimore Grand Prix, Blake Shelton, "Apollo 18" and more this week

Baltimore's ever-growing celebration of Japanese pop has everything from kiddie cartoons to apocalyptic fantasies