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American Pharoah swept to a commanding victory — and kept alive hopes for an elusive Triple Crown — as Baltimore eagerly embraced the 140th Preakness Stakes' boisterous day-long festivities, which came less than three weeks after the city was torn by riots and looting.

UnderArmour again brings out celebrity athletes

It's "America's Choice" night on "Dancing with the Stars," as Lea Thompson looks especially impressive

Len Goodman returns from London on "Dancing With the Stars" Halloween episode.

A recap of the Oct. 6 'Dancing with the Stars,' as the stars recount their most memorable years

The season for summer festivals may be drawing to a close, but the fall promises at least three more chances to catch a major show in Harford County.

One of the shortest and most meaningless suspensions in TV history ended Friday with A&E announcing that it was back in business with "Duck Dynasty" and its 67-year-old, bearded patriarch Phil Robertson.

Some Duck Dynasty fans have taken to Facebook to create Chick-Phil-A Day to support the controversial star Phil Robertson. The page already has more 20,000 likes and has been featured on the conservative newsite the Blaze? According to the Facebook page, Chick-Phil-A Day is set for January 21.

'Duck Dynasty' dust-up proves public taste seldom underestimated nor civil rights easily won

Under Armour may not want to talk about "Duck Dynasty," but fans of the now controversial reality show took to the Baltimore-based company's social media accounts this weekend to praise Under Armour for sticking by the embattled franchise.

Baltimore-based sports apparel maker Under Armour is keeping its ties to the hit reality show "Duck Dynasty" amid media uproar over comments made by star Phil Robertson about gays and blacks.