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One of Baltimore's finest -- director, artist and author John Waters -- has been named an officer of the French Order of Arts and Letters (Ordre des Arts et des Lettres).

By Chris Kaltenbach

Apr 16, 2018

The top A&E events in the Baltimore area for the week of Jan. 7-13, 2018.

By Chris Kaltenbach

Jan 7, 2018

The most frightening specter is not a President Trump who is overly friendly and compliant with Mr. Putin; it is a President Trump who believes Mr. Putin has played him for a fool and who overreacts. Hell hath no fury like a President Trump scorned.

The promotion of establishment and globalist values has led to Hollywood's dwindling appeal, says Rachel Marsden.

Cal Thomas: Overrated actors, who are shadows compared to Hollywood's Golden Age, seemingly believe they set the agenda for the nation.

Trump's Twitter ramblings demonstrate once again that he is worse than anyone realized

The incoming president can't keep his hands off Twitter and it's mortifying

On Sunday night, actress Meryl Streep said some things that drew the ire of one very big and angry man.

By Jonas Shaffer

Jan 10, 2017

Meryl Streep's criticisms of Trump are more than justified but there's a lesson in their high-profile interaction for the press, too

Tana Hicken, a Baltimore actress and teacher who deftly portrayed a wide variety of characters during a professional career that spanned more than four decades, died Aug. 17 at her Sparks home of myositis, an autoimmune disorder. She was 70.

Marvel Studios first threw down the gauntlet after the credits of the first Iron Man, when an uncredited Samuel L. Jackson showed up as Nick Fury to tell Tony Stark about the Avengers initiative.

Monica Smothers, a Laurel native who caught the theater bug while a student at Laurel High, has one of three lead roles in a film that is opening this month at the Avalon Theatre in Washigton.

A recap of the Dec. 5 episode of 'Glee,' an 'unaired' Christmas show that perhaps should have stayed that way

Author Peacock describes conditions with a dispassionate eye in new novel

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Last year, Baltimore sent a quarter million summonses to potential jurors, culled from drivers license and voting records, knowing only a fraction — about 27 percent — would actually show up. Now, they're putting their hopes into a new software system that's supposed to help bring people in.

Joan Rivers, a serial cosmetic surgery seeker and subject of an engrossing, well-received documentary in 2010, "Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work," seems as fresh and dynamic as in her earlier years.

What sets "Game Change" part is how it has radically shortened the distance between real-life events and their Hollywood depiction. As the producers deftly blend actual news footage and dramatic recreations, "Game Change" vaporizes the lines of fact and fiction as you watch.

Oscar winner Meryl Streep couldn't hide how delighted she was at winning her third Oscar

Meryl Streep wins the Best Actress Oscar, to thye press room's happy astonishment.

Hollywood's biggest fashion parade, the red carpet outside the Oscars, began heating up on Sunday afternoon ahead of the world's top film awards where silent movie "The Artist" is widely seen as the choice for best movie.

Non-denominational City Bible Church meets Sunday mornings at the Rotunda Cinemas. Almost a year old, the church has 20 members.

Restaurant Week event includes evening with Julie Powell and Amanda Hesser