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Here's what you need to know before the 2019 NBA draft begins Thursday night.
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Sinclair Broadcast's $10.6 billion deal to become the nation's largest owner of regional sports networks positions the broadcaster to boost viewership through streaming services and sports betting, executives said Monday.
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Yes, after 18 faithful years as a customer, I’m breaking up with DirecTV. I’m cutting the cord. This doesn’t make me unique. Some 33 million Americans have left pay-TV behind, eschewing cable or satellite television in favor of streaming services.
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Sinclair Broadcast announced Wednesday it is launching a streaming TV service called STIRR that would include round-the-clock local news and national programming.
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Getting ready to watch the World Cup? Here's everything you need to know before tuning in for the next four weeks.
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Gamber native Brian Levin plans to make his next film in Union Bridge. It will be an art house movie, meaning it is something you would see at Sundance or the Charles Theater, smaller artistic venues.
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Sting and Shaggy, Grammy award-winning artists, will hold a concert on the steps of the Smithsonian Portrait Gallery, across the street from Capital One Arena Saturday. Fall Out Boy will do the same before Game 4.
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A push from local filmmakers for a new film tax credit plan reached the steps of the Maryland State House this year amid production of the shortened sixth and final season of Netflix’s 21-time Emmy nominee “House of Cards” in the Baltimore area.
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What do Star Trek’s Mr. Spock, insurance policies in Japan, Swedish residential occupancy statistics, and American bowling leagues have in common?
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A group of Baltimore cinephiles are looking to give the city back something it hasn't had in five years — a video rental store. And they're confident the city wants one
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Hulu's 10-part docudrama based on Lawrence Wright's book about the lead-up to 9/11 is not to be missed.
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The 10,000-member Park Heights megachurch donated more than 4,000 cans of soup in a food drive organizers dubbed “Soup ‘n’ Soul Sunday.” Members also prayed with and served a homemade meal to the homeless at the church on Sunday.
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If you’re a cord cutter, or even someone who has a cable package and a streaming service, you should be mindful of some happenings that are going to change that experience for you sooner or later.
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Director Joe Swanberg will lead a discussion of 'How Streaming Services are Changing Filmmaking' at Baltimore's Parkway theatre
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While most would-be auteurs still dream of having a major release and getting studio backing, more and more are taking advantage of the internet’s availability as a low-to-no-cost (and low-risk) distribution platform.
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Six months into 2017, and already it's easy to find 10 outstanding TV productions. And all feature women in strong roles.
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Ring those salvaging bells: The day of "Handmaid's Tale" reckoning is upon us!
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Those youth populations that are at most risk from media's harmful influence are spending more time with media, less likely to be consuming it with parental supervision, and have the least ability to opt-out of the broadcast industry's monopoly over content through over-the-top services or streaming video.
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A foreign ambassador visits, and we get some insight into Serena Joy's past, on Episode 6 of "The Handmaid's Tale."
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David Gessner, "Ultimate Glory: Frisbee, Obsession, and My Wild Youth" (Riverhead Books)
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Fun story: I was out of town last week, hence no Episode 4 recap, and when I tried to pay for Dunkin’ Donuts in the airport, my card was declined. I immediately
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If you are like the many cable TV subscribers that cringe each time they receive their monthly bill, then you can probably understand why cable subscribers are
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As much as we may try to avoid it, technology has become an integral part of our lives, with most of us using some form of technology on a daily basis.
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The rush and excitement of the holidays are over and the dropping temperatures have most likely forced your family to spend a good portion of their time indoors.
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One Baltimore area resident and his team are looking to bring a piece of Hollywood’s film industry right here to Baltimore.
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McDaniel professor attends Television Academy seminar in Los Angeles
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Maryland Film Festival hosts a panel about what the digital age means for filmmakers. Baltimore's Matt Porterfield and others will participate.
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The 10 best events happening in the Baltimore area the week of Nov. 6.
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Some genius thought it would be a good idea to have the Baltimore Running Festival, aka the marathon, and Fleet Week, a gathering of ships, sailors, aerial
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The pilot of "This Is Us," a new dramedy from Dan Fogelman, had a few tear-jerking moments and one big twist at the end.
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With only two episodes left, Season 4 of the TV show "The Mindy Project" starring comedian Mindy Kaling is coming to an end, but not without the appearance
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Jack Gerbes is a salesman. On a given day, he might be driving around the state, looking for the perfect Victorian house or an old granary silo that can be used in a film shoot instead of a department store.
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It seems like we're all just a little angrier these days — look no further than our current presidential election — even when modern convenience is at an all-time high. Hardship, it seems, isn't the reason for our anger, though.
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Christian Siriano dressed three actresses for the Golden Globes including best actress winner Rachel Bloom.
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Matt and Ryan Gielen worked together on independent films before moving to Hollywood. Aaron and Ryan Pinkston film their respective shows on the same lot. Here's how they made the move and stayed close.
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Rite Aid Corp. has unveiled an enhanced version of loyalty program wellness+ by joining consumer loyalty coalition Plenti.
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Mary McNamara wins the Pulitzer for pieces analyzing television's impact.
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As shows and films became more and more available online, the National Association of the Deaf (NAD) sought to ensure that these videos were captioned so deaf and hard of hearing viewers could click to get text for the audio portion. We filed a lawsuit under the Americans with Disabilities Act, and we won. But today, we face a new issue in the growing realm of streamed media from academia. Major universities like Harvard and MIT provide MOOCs or Massive Open Online Courses, but many of these
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Video advertising technology company Videology is weighing an IPO, but it faces stiff competition from rivals that have seen mixed results on the stock market or been bought up by tech giants.
