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John Bernard Martin was born in Baltimore, served in the Marines and later drove or served as a personal assistant for entertainment industry figures such as Sarah Michelle Gellar, Leonardo DiCaprio and Marin Scorsese. The former Towson resident was 61.

By Jacques Kelly

Oct 5, 2018

Deleting messages gloating about the acquittal of an officer involved in Freddie Gray's arrest isn't enough because they reflect a pattern of damaging rhetoric.

Will the fifth time be the charm for Leonardo DiCaprio? After four previous Academy Award nominations, "The Revenant" star is vying for his first competitive Oscar this year. But he's not alone in the No-Oscars Club. Here are some other Hollywood stars who have been nominated for an Academy Award, but have yet to win.

Leonardo DiCaprio's role in Alejandro González Iñárritu's "The Revenant" is more about self-sacrifice than actual acting.

A regulation tucked into the miscellaneous provisions section of a 2010 law intended to reform Wall Street has companies in Maryland and elsewhere in the nation scrambling to determine whether their products are fueling conflict in Africa.

By Carrie Wells

Jun 5, 2015

Anne Arundel has major cause for celebration in the 50th season of our unique outdoor Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre. At the historic former colonial blacksmith shop at 143 Compromise Street, across from City Dock, the challenges of presenting 50 seasons under the stars have shaped this troupe's identity.

A recap of the Oct. 6 episode of 'Homeland,' with Carrie having even more trouble getting people to believe her

Baltimore-area wedding players spotlight new, continuing trends

Enoch Pratt Free Library event attracts younger crowd

Showtimes listed are for Sunday, Jan. 13, only.

Showtimes listed are for Sunday, Dec. 30, only.

The trailer for "The Great Gatsby," Baz Luhrmann's new adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel, shows promise

Parishioners at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Libertytown gathered at memorial built days after sinking

Lessons learned from the trailer to Clint Eastwood's "J. Edgar."