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• Entertainment

Still the Club Queen: Baltimore DJ K-Swift's legacy lives on, 10 years after her death

Colleagues and loved ones agree the city — and its signature sound — have never been the same since the death of DJ K-Swift, nee Khia Edgerton.

• Entertainment

Maryland Film Festival's 12 must-see movies

Here are 12 surefire picks for this year's Maryland Film Festival, running May 2-6 in Baltimore.

By Chris Kaltenbach

May 2, 2018

• Obituaries

Gerald F. Doyle, a retired Baltimore public schools educator and portrait painter

Gerald F. Doyle, a retired Baltimore public schools educator and portait painter, died Saturday of congestive heart failure at his Roland Park Place home. he was 89.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Aug 17, 2017

• Baltimore City Paper

Moments In Club: 61 digressions about Baltimore Club music

• Baltimore City Paper

We Made All This Shit! The history of Unruly Records, which just celebrated 20 years, tells the history of Baltimore club music

It almost feels like 1996 again.

• Food & Drink

Now independent, Rye Rye wants to make up for lost time

Rye Rye understands that fans have wondered where she has been in recent years.

By Wesley Case

Feb 17, 2016

• Baltimore City Paper

Hey DJ: DJ Harvey Dent, Space is the Place Records, Rough Trade, and more

• Baltimore City Paper

Art Basel Wrap Up, Part One

• Baltimore City Paper

Noise in Brief: All the Baltimore Music News That Isn't Fit to Print

• Baltimore City Paper

The Club Beat with Sean Caesar

• Baltimore City Paper

Art Basel Wrap-Up: Part Two (NSFW)

• Baltimore City Paper

After spending years away, the prodigal DJ returns to Baltimore and to the beats that made him famous

• Food & Drink

Virgin Mobile FreeFest has another solid lineup, but where's the rap?

A quick scan of this year's Virgin Mobile FreeFest reveals the type of lineup we've come to expect from the annual concert at Merriweather Post Pavilion: Smart, on-the-nose and balanced -- as long as you're the type of music fan who takes pride in genre open-mindedness and staying in the loop of new faces and sounds.

• Baltimore City Paper

Britain's leading fisheries expert tackles the impossible task of bringing wild salmon from British waters to the deserts of the Middle East.

• Food & Drink

TV on the Radio, Cee Lo Green, Black Keys to headline 2011 Virgin Mobile Freefest

Set for July 15, the free festival at Merriweather Post Pavillion again focuses on up-and-coming acts

• Baltimore City Paper

Guyton\Walker's new show finds them between one artistic and another

• M.I.A.

Virgin FreeFest: Rye Rye might perform with M.I.A.

• M.I.A.

Baltimore's Rye Rye tours with M.I.A. this Fall

• Kanye West

Anticipation builds for these warm-weather albums

• Michael Phelps

More seasoning for Phelps' mom

• Al Green

Who will walk away with a Grammy? Our predictions

• Arts and Culture

PEOPLE & ENTERTAINMENT

• M.I.A.

Swiftpicks

• Art

A night of dancing with the stars at the Fred & Adele Astaire Awards

• Erykah Badu

A kaleidoscope of fresh female voices

• M.I.A.

M.I.A. makes noise that's worth a listen

• M.I.A.

Finding the backbeat

• Sander Van Doorn

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• Britain

From a small British airfield, band leader flew into history