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- These days we are fairly knowledgeable about fangirls and fandom and male pop idols, from Elvis and the Beatles to Justin Bieber, but David Cassidy’s stardom was surprising at the time — not only for the size of his fan club, but also for the nature of his appeal.
- Five Play performs a mix of American Songbook standards and show tunes, all performed with a jazzy twist.
- Rising singer/songwriter Charlie Puth will headline the 2016 Maryland State Fair Concert Series on Sept. 3.
- "Sorry" singer Justin Bieber will headline Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore next summer.
- On Wednesday, Melo Trimble was named the Big Ten Preseason Player of the Year. On Thursday, the Terps were voted the nation's No. 3 team the USA Today Coaches Poll.
- As the pope's first U.S. visit comes to an end, church leaders, lay members and Francis fans plan ways of harnessing its goodwill and making its lessons last.
- Hillary Clinton is controlled, defensive and out of touch, and no amount of branding will change that, says Jonah Goldberg.
- The Maryland State Fair, now in its 134th year, has earned its reputation as the "11 Best Days of Summer."
- Kristina Lachaga has been singing she was practically in diapers, and now the Bel Air native is hoping to make a name for herself as a singing, acting and performing "triple threat."
- Fresh off of 10 performances with Warped Tour, local band Stacked like Pancakes heads back to Baltimore July 11 for a performance with The Evokatones and The Pietasters.
- Carroll Community College is producing a new version of Shakespeare's 'As You Like It'
- At the start of her headlining set Friday night at The Fillmore Silver Spring, Tori Kelly greeted the crowd with humble words and an acoustic six-string.
- The comedian performs two stand-up shows at Royal Farm Arena on Saturday
- While RAW gave us a healthy dose of Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, and John Cena on Monday night, it was Lana who truly was thrust into the spotlight.
- There's nothing like a little sex scandal to restore one's faith in politics as the greatest source of trashy entertainment. So, thank you, Missouri speaker of the house.
- Since he started 24-7 Entertainment in 1997, he's been working to bring in musical acts that provide excitement for audiences, booking about 100 shows a year in the Baltimore area, including the upcoming Shindig Music Festival at Carroll Park, with a lineup featuring Jane's Addiction, Rise Against, Gogol Bordello and Halestorm.
- The early candidate for rap album of the year begins with a mother warning her son to stop following in the footsteps of his incarcerated father.
- Bacon, bacon and more bacon. That's the theme at the first-ever Maryland Bacon Festival.
- Today's popular musicians don't bring anything lunar-landingly new to the table, not like the Beatles
- You'll know you have arrived at John Waters' Christmas party when you see the wreath of thorns on the door.
- JADS International's new Stan Lee Signature Cologne trades on the geek popularity of a comic-book-industry icon, whose creations span the good-evil continuum — from Spider-Man, the Avengers and the X-Men to Loki, Magneto and Doctor Doom.
- As summer began last year, with the Grand Prix of Baltimore less than three months away, the organizers had sold zero tickets. They'd landed zero sponsorships. And hadn't yet put out a single advertisement.
- A recap of the May 27 episode of 'The Voice," featuring performances from the Top 8
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- A teen cancer patient at Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center is set to be serenaded by Disney star Savannah Outen.
- Actress takes to Facebook to defend the young star and attack his critics as bullies.
- In an age when information is diffused throughout society, the Catholic Church faces challenges never imagined in the past
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- Immediately after the first performance, judges Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey start going at it. Behave ladies; the show has only been on for 10 minutes.
- Paper calls swimmer's recent look is 'a style that screams 'I'm retired and the only time I'm setting foot in a pool is if there's a swim-up bar attached to it.'