jennifer lopez
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The problem is there are too few safe spaces to discuss racism. People are quick to judge, quick to label, quick to assume the worst. But without open minds, empathy, an affinity for justice and a willingness to let go of old beliefs, we will never get beyond “it.”
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Maeion Bryant’s rise as a celebrity makeup artist started as a model in her native Seattle in the early 1980s, but now she works in Ellicott City.
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Reservoir High School art students had works on display at the Mall in Columbia. The school's Latin II Honors class participated in the National Latin Exam.
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Fashion designer Christian Siriano has been named among Time's 100 Most Influential People in the World.
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In 2018, it’s hard to imagine Meat Loaf’s 1977 operatic-rock epic “Bat Out of Hell” captivating a crowd — unless, of course, it’s karaoke, which remains a staple of Baltimore’s nightlife.
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Basketball player Carmelo Anthony, the television network MTV and the civil rights organization NAACP are all helping to send Baltimore kids to the March for Our Lives rally in Washington on Saturday, they said.
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Live virtual training is growing in the fitness world
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The company recently competed in New Jersey in a World Of Dance competition, and, despite being the only 18 and younger company, won.
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'Broad City' trailer for Season 4 reveals new season shenanigans
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We now live in the United States of Confusion, a nation of alternative realities and alternative facts, says Leonard Pitts Jr.
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On Season 23, Episode 4 of "Dancing With the Stars," the couples face off in head-to-head dances with the winners getting immunity.
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This week 13 years ago, the following songs were the most popular in the U.S., according to Billboard's Hot 100 chart archive.
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As red carpet season hits its peak — the Oscars are Sunday — we asked stylist Zoey Washington to give her behind-the-scene wardrobe styling tips so that you too can capture that same star-power look.
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When David Hart set out to cast his fall and winter menswear collection this month in New York, he knew black models would be key to the show. Hart, a white fashion designer originally from Severna Park, showcased a collection inspired by 1960s jazz — the era of John Coltrane and Miles Davis — and cast exclusively black models for the presentation.
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Here are 10 TV shows or productions that can help you joyfully binge your way through the blizzard. I've seen or done them all, and you can access them through various on demand services.
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This week 16 years ago, "Toy Story 2" premiered; 12 were killed when a massive bonfire collapses at Texas A&M University; a 7.2 earthquake struck Turkey and killed 845; "Sesame Street" celebrated its 30th anniversary on television; and the following songs were the most popular in the U.S., according to Billboard's Hot 100 chart archive.
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The show, a pioneer in reality TV talent shows, announced in May that season 15 would be its last, ending an era of bad auditions, musical talent and, of course, Ryan Seacrest.
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Stylist Nicole Conway of Baltimore Spa and Salon at the Ritz-Carlton Residences has come up with five styles for the season that will keep you ahead of the curve. Conway worked some of the fashion shows at the most recent New York Fashion Week, including for designers Clover Canyon, Hood By Air and Thom Browne.
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Maryland's Shi Scott's run on "American Idol" ended Thursday, as she did not earn enough votes to be among the top eight female contestants moving on to the next round.
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Shi Scott lives to sing another day, having snagged a spot in the "American Idol" Top 24 roster of contestants, whose fate will rest in the hands of not only three judges, but the members of the viewing audience who cast their votes next week.
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Shi Scott, a former Harford County resident who has been competing on "American Idol," made it through the latest round of the singing competition in an episode that aired Thursday night on Fox.
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Shaina "Shi" Scott got about one hour of sleep before she and her three teammates performed a group rendition of Michael Jackson's "Pretty Young Thing" before a slate of "American Idol" judges, but she pushed through the sleep deprivation to give a successful performance and advance to the next round of the popular televised singing competition.
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Could Shi Scott be the next "American Idol"? Some of her onetime classmates at Aberdeen Middle School thought she could and it turns out they weren't alone.
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Barry Levinson has signed on to direct the pilot and and serve as an executive producer on a new Jennifer Lopez police drama planned to air on NBC in 2015.
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This week 15 years ago, the first Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival was held in California, "House Hunters" premiered on HGTV and the following songs were the most popular in the United States, according to Billboard's Hot 100 chart archive.
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Rich Lafleur, a 20-year-old construction and landscaping worker from Clarksville, choked at the mic in the Hollywood Week episode of American Idol that aired last night.
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Roughly midway through his headlining set at Washington's Howard Theatre on Friday night, Ja Rule reflected on a missed opportunity from 2007.
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Saturday¿s outdoor practice started at 2:45 p.m. and ended at 5:20. The sun was out for most of the workout with temperatures hovering in the high 70¿s. Players were in full pads after having Friday off from practice following Thursday¿s 27-23 victory over the Atlanta Falcons.
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The Ravens' star survives another round (and talks about his adorable son), but Lisa and Gleb aren't so lucky
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Gone are the days when an infant's room had to be pastel. Today's babies are more likely to hang out in room that's black or gray and accented with pops of color and sparkling accessories.
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Major obstacles turned out to be a gift, as overcoming them has lead to happier, perhaps even healthier, lives.
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'X-Factor' recap, The long-awaited live shows begin
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West should save its sympathy for those more deserving of it
