jerry lee lewis

• Theater review:

Infinity Theatre rocks with 'Million Dollar Quartet'

Infinity Theatre Company in Annapolis offers persuasive production "Million Dollar Quartet" with a dynamic cast.

• Baltimore City Paper

Moments In Club: 61 digressions about Baltimore Club music

• Maryland

New Windsor Concert Series starts early this year, in July

Though still only four concerts long, the New Windsor concert series is being extended for another month

• Maryland

Children's Chorus of Carroll County to perform at Carnegie Hall

Chorus members were invited to perform at National Children's Chorus Festival

• Baltimore City Paper

Strum und Twang: Jenny Scheinman, Dwight Yoakam, David Allan Coe, more

• Movies

East Columbia 50+ offers caregiver support group

events at Howard county senior centers

• Howard County

East Columbia 50+ offers caregiver support group

events at Howard county senior centers

• Baltimore City Paper

Conflicts of Interest

• Baltimore City Paper

TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS

• Baltimore City Paper

A Long Weekend Of Urban Americana

• Baltimore City Paper

Cajun Stomp: Savoy Family Band at the Catonsville Knights of Columbus, Nov. 6

• Howard County

Ellicott City native in 'Smokey Joe's Cafe' at Arena Stage

Dressed in skinny jeans, flats, a white shirt and still wearing her stage makeup, the petite Ashley Blair Fitzgerald sits cross-legged in a small conference room after her matinee performance in "Smokey Joe's Cafe" at Arena Stage in Washington.

• Travel

From BWI nonstop: Meet me in Memphis

Memphis travel tips

• Baltimore City Paper

New bio of Big Star's Alex Chilton reveals multifaceted and tragic life

• Baltimore County

Cockeysville teen making a name in country music

Cockeysville man, Josh Christina, at 18, is the youngest person to be named to the Maryland Country Music Hall of Fame, along with another member of their band, Good Old Stuff. Christina also released a CD as a solo artist in November.

• Baltimore City Paper

With their new record, J. Roddy Walston and the Business' stock just might soar

• Howard County

Michael Hoover's Elvis portrayal will have you all shook up [Lisbon/Woodbine]

Has Elvis been reincarnated? You may think so if you attend the Michael Hoover performance at the Lisbon United Methodist Church on July 21 at the 10 a.m. service.

• Johnny Cash

'Million Dollar Quartet' rocks and rolls into the Hippodrome

• Entertainment

Billy Woodward is more than just 1 of 100 Elvises

The Southern Maryland native went from performing at Baltimore's annual salute to The King to playing Elvis on Broadway

• Maryland

Festival of Trees, 'Million Dollar Quartet' part of Best Bets

• Baltimore City Paper

J. Roddy Walston And The Business

• TV

'The Bachelorette' recap, episode 7, Czeching out Prague

This week, Emily greets her six remaining suitors in Prague

• TV

'The Bachelorette' recap: Episode 6, Croatia

Crazy driving, 'Brave' watching and, of course, roses

• TV

'Bachelorette' recap, episode 5, London calling

The contestants may have finally realized this is more than an all-expenses paid vacation with a bunch of douche bags and cameras.

• Music

Column: Free Summer Concerts in Aberdeen

These concerts will be held every Tuesday evening through Aug. 21. They are conveniently located downtown, at the park off Howard Street.

• TV

'The Bachelorette' recap, episode 4, Blast me to Bermuda

This week Emily and the remaining 13 contestants head to Bermuda for this round of dates

• TV

'The Bachelorette' Recap: Episode 3, 'If I saw you in a bar, I would not approach you'

A recap of episode 3 on "The Bachelorette."

• TV

'The Bachelorette' Recap: Episode 2, 'He's almost too perfect, like Brad'

'The Bachelorette' Recap: Episode 2. A recap on Emily's dates with the guys.

• TV

'The Bachelorette' recap: Season premiere, 'A Minivan Full of Babies'

This time around, ABC is skipping the Los Angeles mansion in favor of Emily's hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina. Twenty-five eligible bachelors will vie for Emily and her daughter's affection while acting like immature jerks on national television.

• Entertainment

Like him or not, Dick Clark helped define my times

My friend Bob Greene and I were reminiscing on the phone recently about the passing of Dick Clark, who died at age 82 on April 18. That two people from starkly different backgrounds like us would be talking about this TV icon says much about Mr. Clark's staying power, at least for those of the postwar generation who gave Mr. Clark his push to entertainment and economic success.

• Europe

'Book of Mormon,' 'War Horse' headed to Kennedy Center in 2012-13 season

• Entertainment

Hippodrome's 2012-13 lineup: Presley to punk-rock

The 2012-13 Broadway season includes 'Wicked,' 'Billy Elliot, 'American Idiot,' 'Flashdance'

• Features

What they're saying about 'Diner: the Musical'

As word began spreading Tuesday that the beloved movie "Diner" was being rejiggered as a Broadway show — with Sheryl Crow music, no less — the mood of the people could best be summed up with a universal head scratch.

• Opinion

Amy Winehouse and the 'girl group' sound

Appreciation by associate dean of Peabody Conservatory reflects on how Amy Winehouse reinterpreted a sound from a seemingly innocent time for the modern age.

• Education

Monkton man is Maryland Country Music hall of famer

Dennis Hoover, 80, of Monkton, who has played piano and sung for more than 50 years, is inducted into Country Music Legends Hall of Fame.

• Leon Russell

J. Roddy Walston on 2010, Leon Russell, and "lifeless rock"

• Fox Entertainment Group

Dancing cheat to cheat