jerry seinfeld

Who knew that Tarzan's Jane shopped at Hutzler's? An illustrated story about fictional characters that you never knew were from Baltimore.

Five Minutes with Steve Mosko, Baltimore-raised head of Sony Pictures Television

Jon Stewart and "Star Trek," two of the most successful franchises in media history, are returning to television. But neither is actually going to be on TV. Stewart signed a four-year contract with HBO, and "Star Trek" has a new deal with CBS. Each development was big news last week for millions of fans. But taken together, they have something even larger to say to all of us: The digital future for TV is arriving a lot faster than many analysts thought. In fact, when it comes to the very best TV

TV's best offerings are streaming

The news reads like it is a good time to be Wale, but during a frank phone conversation last week, the rapper -- who headlines Baltimore Soundstage on Friday -- sounded defeated, unhappy and uncertain about his future in music.

But while sitcom fame and money are wonderful things, the 55-year-old actor's heart has always been in the theater, specifically musical theater, he said.

Former 'Tonight' show host considers the merits of appearing on Letterman

Jerry Seinfeld tells CBS Tuesday he finds the dueling takeover battle between the two men's chains hilarious

It's showtime for the high school Spring musicals. Bid farewell to Birdie and take a walk down the Yellow Brick Road.

The cool treat took a dip after its '90s heyday, but it's back in force with self-serve toppings and a focus on probiotics

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

Borgata hotel in Atlantic City

The Columbians Toastmasters Club celebrated its 50th anniversary with a dinner Saturday, Oct. 22, at the Holiday Inn Laurel West