john astin
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Les Kinsolving, a retired WCBM-AM conservative talk radio personality and political gadfly who hosted the show “Uninhibited Radio” for 28 years, died of heart disease and dementia Dec. 4 at his home in Vienna, Va. - There are always good reasons to venue a bit out of Anne Arundel County to catch a production at Toby's Dinner Theatre of Columbia, but the current offering, "The Addams Family," offer a few extra incentives: Namely, local residents in key roles
- As he prepares to help Baltimore celebrate Edgar Allan Poe's 206
- Glenelg High graduate Caroline Bowman is starring as Eva Peron in "Evita" at the Kennedy Center. She and other local artists who launched from Columbia are venturing back to town for "Bringing Broadway to Columbia," a Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts benefit at Toby's Dinner Theater Oct. 13. The show, staged every couple years, is a large-scale, variety program that brings theater and musical performers together at the place where many of them got their start.
- Fifty years after "The Addams Family" debuted on TV in black and white, John Astin still has that wild gleam in his eye and the same marvelous voice with its mischievous undertones.
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- Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and actor John Astin attended the opening, which featured a fire eater, a stilt-walker and more.
- While other version continue to take center stage, the original, John Astin is still known for being a little kooky, mysterious and spooky.
- Longtime Enoch Pratt Free Library patron and activist had a wide-range of reading interests that included biographies, mysteries, novels and history
- Station North arts space celebrates two year anniversary with exhibit
- A newly renovated theater in the Johns Hopkins University's Merrick Barn was renamed Saturday in honor of John Astin, the actor who originated the role on television of Gomez Addams, husband to Morticia and patriarch of one of America's weirdest clans on "The Addams Family."
- Take this list as personal suggestions, from one neighbor to another.
