Mr. Trump's real mandate was to be "not Hillary Clinton" — and he fulfilled it on Day 1.

Everyone loves Christmas movies. Well, maybe not everyone, but certainly enough people to justify dedicating an entire channel to them and endlessly

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are each likely to be on the defensive during Mondays debate, says Jonah Goldberg.

If Jerry Lewis and Ernest Hemingway got together and penned a kung-fu picture, it would be probably be a bit like 1978's Jackie Chan career-maker "Drunken Master," a slapstick, absurdist fight flick that is also in its own weird way, a tribute to and rumination on drinking. Dialogue like "All our brave drinkers shall never die" and "don't be fooled by a man staggering around," are paeans to being boozy, the kind of thing you might see carved into a piece of wood hanging above some sentimental

Theater groups, of course, schedule and plan their productions months, sometimes years, in advance of opening night. And so, with the tragic events this past week in France, it is perhaps a twist of irony that two local groups raise the curtain on 2015 with shows that pay homage to French satire and comedy.

Baltimore's open-air film series promise fun for all ages – and a sprinkle of midsummer's nights dreams