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This Day in History: Aug. 15

In 1946, a Light Street block party was held to celebrate the one-year anniversary of V-J Day, the day after Japan agreed to surrender during World War II. The

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Stage version of classic film 'An American in Paris' heads to Hippodrome

As the national touring production of the Broadway musical "An American in Paris" heads to Baltimore, book writer Craig Lucas and star Allison Walsh discuss the process of turning a popular movie into a stage work.

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This Day in History: May 24

In 1844, Samuel F.B. Morse transmitted the message “What hath God wrought” from Washington to Baltimore as he formally opened America's first telegraph line.

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Sinclair's Comet TV launches streaming app

Sinclair Television Group and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer announced Tuesday that their joint venture, the Comet TV science fiction network will be available on Apple TV and Roku through a new downloadable app.

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Renovation revives Parkway's glittering past

The death Monday of Robert Osborne, the Turner Classic Movies host, came days before I toured the soon-to-be-completed renovation of North Avenue's Parkway

By Jacques Kelly

Mar 12, 2017

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Yes, Virginia, there is a fan club

Eldersburg man runs Virginia Weidler Remembrance Society for '30s child actress

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'Hairspray Live' was like watching Super Bowl — in a good and bad way

Watching NBC’s “Hairspray Live” Wednesday night was like watching Super Bowl -- in both a good and bad way.

By David Zurawik

Dec 8, 2016

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This Day in History: Aug. 15

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The third coming of Ben-Hur

Cal Thomas makes a case for why the film "Ben Hur" needed to be remade again with a hopeful message for today's viewers.

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Everyman readies a double-header of indelible American dramas

Everyman Theatre will continue its 25th anniversary season by staging classic dramas by Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller in repertory.

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Spotlighters' "Moonlight and Magnolias" delves into messy Hollywood history

Ron Hutchinson's 2004 play "Moonlight and Magnolias," which opened at Spotlighters Theatre under the direction of Michael Zemarel, does little to romanticize the creation of "Gone With the Wind."

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Sinclair to launch science fiction network on Halloween

Sinclair Broadcast Group announced Tuesday that it would launch Comet, a broadcast science fiction channel, on stations reaching more than 65 million homes, or about 60 percent of the national market, on Oct. 31.

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Sun Valley cinema owner Ira Miller on area's film scene

As he's about to open his fifth location, the veteran independent theater owner talks about showing movies in the area

By Chris Kaltenbach

Dec 13, 2014

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'Transformers' unearths $100M debut at box office

• Baltimore City Paper

The Rotunda Theater Re-Opens Today

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Hitting Up the New Old Westview Mall Theaters

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Back to 'Oz' with extra tunes by Andrew Lloyd Webber

New musical version of 1939 classic film heading to Modell Lyric

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Everyman becomes film company for a day

Movie sequence crucial to play about race, family and Hollywood

• Baltimore City

Parkway Theatre to get tax credit to help with planned renovations

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Colonial Players, Infinity Theatre offer a double delight

Theater review: Colonial Players and Infinity Theatre offer Annapolis theater-goers a double delight.

• Anne Arundel

Colonial Players, Infinity Theatre offer a double delight

• Baltimore City Paper

Poetry, Red State, The Housemaid, The Bill Hicks Story, Uncle Boonmee, and more.

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THE YEAR IN HOME VIDEO

• Music

Mining the matrimonial pain of 'Private Lives'

Everyman Theatre mounts an expert revival of Coward's 'Private Lives'

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Everyman Theatre pries delightfully into 'Private Lives'

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George Hamilton back in the spotlight for 'La Cage' at Hippodrome

The famously tanned actor relishes his national tour of the Broadway musical

• Opera

Program at Goucher College Wednesday commemorates Rosa Ponselle

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'Ben-Hur': Still going well beyond the material

'Ben-Hur' still draws upon a higher power in high-definition on Blu-ray

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'Night Flight' still soars over today's movies

'Night Flight' soars above other new DVD releases like 'Sucker Punch'

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'Sweet Smell of Success' has classic aroma

Pratt pays tribute to late Tony Curtis with his best drama, "Sweet Smell of Success."

• NFL

NFL football: New king of prime-time entertainment

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'Dancing with the Stars' - Rewarding bad behavior

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'Cabin in the Sky' at the Charles

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Lena Horne was once the Georgia on everybody's mind

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An "Oz-some" flower show at Baltimore's Conservatory

• NFL

Football TV ratings soar - Think 1930s MGM films

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On the trail of the Wizard of Oz

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The Kids Are Alright

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PEOPLE & ENTERTAINMENT

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The digital divide

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Van Johnson, heartthrob of the 1940s, dies at age 92

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'Postman' still delivers

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YouTube + MGM = More Full-Length Streaming Movie Options

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YouTube + MGM = More Full-Length Streaming Movie Options

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A winning 'red' carpet moment

• Eva Mendes

English's 'The Women' is scorned

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'On the Town' is on the mark

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'Freaks' was an influential horror flick