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The "Blade Runner curse" is a myth; corporations come and go. Only government is permanent, Jonah Goldberg writes.

Liz, 25, a Reservoir High grad, took the plunge a while back and moved to Hollywood to pursue her dream of being in show business. During our talk, she was blunt about her travails. "The hardest part about breaking in has been not having many, if any, connections," conceded the former North Laurel resident who double majored in theater acting track and mass communications and public relations at Towson University. "The saying, `it's not what you know, it's who you know, holds true. There is a

Adam Rodgers and his writing partner struck out on their own -- and the result, 'At Middleton,' opens in theaters Friday.

A recap of the Nov. 25 episode of 'Dancing with the Stars,' as we get down to the final three

Chemistry and forensics instructor Cathy Bloedorn was among 15 school teachers nationwide that competed in the popular game show's fourth annual Teachers Tournament. The feat capped a lifelong dream for the 36-year-old Baltimore resident and trivia enthusiast, who tried out for "Jeopardy" about five years ago, but failed to make it on air.

'Red October' author parlayed book success into films, video games

Tom Clancy, whose death was announced today, almost single-handedly created the techno-thriller genre and some of his books, including "The Hunt for Red October," have become classics.

Edgewood High graduate has made commercials, appeared in soaps and re-enacted many crimes

Featured day trips include: Tuna Tournament in Ocean City, reopening of Rodin Museum in Philadelphia and more.

Maryland comptroller dons fedora, whip for publication's cover shot

New 'Cowboys & Aliens' movie is a close encounter of the weird kind