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• Baltimore City Paper

Spit and shit and dead bodies: 'Hard to Be a God,' a grimy, three-hour Russian sci-fi epic, comes to the Senator

• Baltimore City Paper

More than this: Federico Fellini's masterpieces 'La Dolce Vita' and '8 1/2' are more dazzle than depth

• Baltimore City Paper

The Mail 1/21/15

• Baltimore City Paper

Clark Burger opens at the Senator Theatre, offering authentic poutine

• Baltimore City Paper

Can I borrow your underpants for 10 minutes: John Hughes at the Senator Theatre

• Baltimore County

All aboard for tradition of train gardens, including one at fire museum

Area train gardens and the history of train gardens, focusing on the ones at the Fire Museum of Maryland and Kenilworth Mall.

• Baltimore City Paper

Top 10 Highest-Grossing Films at the Senator Theatre in 2014

• Baltimore City Paper

Weekly Calendar

• Baltimore City

Longtime fans are sold on Alex Cooper Auctioneers

Alex Cooper Auctioneers in Towson is celebrating it 90th year and is planning a renovation of more than $1 million.

• Baltimore City Paper

The Mail 12/03/14

• Baltimore City Paper

Holy shit, 3-D Jean-Luc Godard flick 'Goodbye to Language' to screen at the Senator Theatre

• Television Industry

Prominent Baltimoreans reveal the gifts that would make their holidays merry

Spoiler alert! We asked pairs of prominent Baltimoreans -- relatives, co-workers and friends -- what would make their trees twinkle this holiday season.

• Obituaries

Cecilia W. Murphy, telecommunications worker

Cecilia W. Murphy who worked in telecommunications at United States Fidelity and Guaranty and Wachovia Bank, died Nov 11 at her Towson home of multiple sclerosis. She was 55.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Nov 19, 2014

• Baltimore City Paper

"The Wizard of Oz" makes me think of the time I ran away to join the circus

• Opinion

When the Parkway Theater is renovated, why not fix up the Charles too?

When the Parkway Theater is renovated, why not fix up the Charles too?

• Baltimore City Paper

Film Calendar

• Baltimore City Paper

Good Riddance

• Baltimore City Paper

Hold Onto Your Precious Bodily Fluids

• Maryland

Pop Essentials, Sept. 4

• Baltimore County

Raising parking rates actually a tax on businesses, patrons [Letter]

Raising parking rates in downtown Towson is actually a tax on businesses, patrons [Letter]

• Baltimore City

Residents convince city to deny transfer of liquor license to York Road

Baltimore City liquor board denies controversial request to transfer liquor license from Hillen Road to York Road. The community says there are already too many liquor establishments along York Road, plus therer's an effort to upgrade the corridor and a study is being done.

• Entertainment

Region's movie theaters staging a comeback

Latest opening means nearly 60 screens just within Beltway

• Laws and Legislation

Equality's struggles

This was the promise: No longer would African-Americans be forced to pick up their meals from the back door of restaurants. No longer would they need to fear being unable to find lodgings on their way home from a trip.

• Baltimore City

Consultants show ways York Road could be improved in city

Consultants to a group trying to revitalize York Road in the city tell a community meeting that parcels should be assembled for a major supermarket and talk about the possibility of cutting York Road down from two lanes each way to one each way to slow traffic and help merchants.

• Baltimore City Paper

Free Comic Book Day In Baltimore

• Baltimore City Paper

Arts & Entertainment

• Baltimore City Paper

Senator Theatre to Close?

• Baltimore City Paper

City Hall Filmmaker Pulls Plug On Web Sites After Business Partner's Indictment On Drug Trafficking Charges

• Baltimore City Paper

The Hollywood Connection: Federal Drug Indictment Snares City Hall Filmmaker's Business Partner

• Baltimore City Paper

Police Dismantle Occupy Baltimore Encampment

• Baltimore City Paper

The Senator Closes

• Baltimore City Paper

Gospel Hill Screens at the Senator

• Baltimore City Paper

The Killers Live from the Royal Albert Hall at the Senator Theatre

• Baltimore City Paper

The Senator Theatre Passes the Hat

• Baltimore City Paper

Mayor Backs Charles Theatre Taking Over the Senator

• Baltimore City Paper

The Other Senator Theater Benefit Tonight

• Baltimore City Paper

Journalism Study Focuses on Baltimore

• Baltimore City Paper

The Senator, Singed: Senator Theatre Faces Foreclosure

• Baltimore City Paper

Now Opening at the Senator: Couture

• Features

The Senator named one of top 20 movie theaters in the world

Men's Journal magazine thinks very highly of Baltimore's Senator Theatre. It is included in its rundown of the world's top 20 movie theaters.

• Movies

Maryland Film Festival 2014 lineup includes 'Ping Pong Summer'

The first list of 10 films scheduled for the 16th annual Maryland Film Festival includes the Ocean City-set "Ping Pong Summer."

• Baltimore City

Conway moves to stop liquor licenses in Belvedere

A powerful city senator has amended legislation in Annapolis to ban any new liquor licenses in a north Baltimore neighborhood -- a move that is drawing criticism from opponents who say it should have been aired in public first.

• Baltimore City Paper

Robocop, About Last Night, Endless Love, Winter's Tale, Babe, and The Big Combo

• Features

Sunday adventures with John Waters and his mom

You might wonder what kind of relationship the creator of "Serial Mom" would have with his own mom.

• Baltimore City Paper

At Middleton, Labor Day, Oscar Shorts, That Awkward Moment, The Servant, and The Black Stallion

• Features

That's a wrap: Film camps teach life skills and boost technical prowess

• Harford

Rebecca Jessop named Cultural Arts Board coordinator

The Harford County Department of Community Services is proud to announce Rebecca Jessop as the new Harford County Cultural Arts Board Coordinator.

• Baltimore City Paper

Greed, sex, and drugs abound in Scorsese's latest

• Food & Drink

Turkish specialties and charming service at Bosphorus in Govans

In the realm of ethnic cuisines, Turkish food flies under the radar. Govans' new spot, Bosphorus, named for the Turkish strait that is part of the boundary between Europe and Asia, could change that.

• Baltimore City

Former Senator Theatre owner charges state Sen. Conway with second-degree assault

Tom Kiefaber, the former owner of the Senator Theatre, has filed a second-degree assault charge against state Sen. Joan Carter Conway, after an incident last week at the auction of Kiefaber's former Orkney Road house that ended with him in handcuffs.