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Later this month, one of the great technologies of my generation will officially be gone when Japanese electronic company Funai discontinues production of the video cassette recorder, commonly known as the VCR.

As the Maryland Terrapins prepare for the NCAA tournament (and the men continue to not-love their fourth seed), they can get some solace in the fact that they've already conquered one heated tourney.

Jacqueline "Jackie" Watts, the former editor of The East Baltimore Guide who became an Enoch Pratt Free Library editor and graphic designer, died.

For more than 30 years, Shirley Johannesen Levine, a Columbia resident, has entertained audiences across the country and around the world with her puppetry skills and her company, Puppet Dance Productions. Using mime, music and her own hand-made puppets, Levine encourages everyone from young children to senior citizens to "stretch their imagination" as she brings poems and stories to life.

Six years after Showbeast's debut, its creators, comic and artist Ben O'Brien and filmmaker Erin Gleeson, have started putting together its last and most ambitious chapter, a 30-minute episode that they're treating as a pilot.

Complaints about Goldman Sachs by a former employee resonate with a suspicious public that hates the thought of being a 'Muppet'

Morgan State University presents August Wilson's 'Jitney' with Sesame Street veteran Roscoe Orman

The warm and fuzzy new documentary starring the Baltimore native premieres at the Charles Theatre