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• Opinion

Cal Thomas: Hating the Jews

Cal Thomas: We must strike a balance between freedom of expression and our desire for safety and security.

• Opinion

Rachel Marsden: Social media propaganda isn't changing any functional minds

bs-ed-op-0928-marsden-social-20180926. Rachel Marsden: Social media get far too much credit for the ability to change minds by propagating propaganda.

• Entertainment

Patriotism, the Ramones and 'Risky Business' — the best of Baltimore's arts and entertainment scene this week

The top A&E events in the Baltimore area for the week of June 24-30, 2018.

By Chris Kaltenbach

Jun 24, 2018

• Features

Jada Pinkett Smith denies Leah Remini's claims that she's a Scientologist

Baltimore actress Jada Pinkett Smith says she is not a Scientologist, denying claims made last week by actress Leah Remini.

By Brittany Britto

Sep 19, 2017

• Features

Amazon's 'Jack Ryan' series starring John Krasinski filming at Sandy Point

Workers at Sandy Point State Park were all atwitter Thursday, with new that Tom Cruise was nearby, shooting scenes for the next "Jack Reacher" movie.

• Opinion

Rachel Marsden: Golden Globes ceremony underscores Hollywood's waning influence

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

• Howard County

Last community-input meeting about Centennial Lane in November [Ellicott City]

Residents will have a final opportunity to review the county's redesign plans for Centennial Lane and provide feedback on Thursday, Nov. 17 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., in the Burleigh Manor Middle School cafeteria. The meeting was requested by concerned Centennial residents at the second community meeting held on Sept. 8.

• Sports

Teammates will follow C.J. Mosley, the Ravens' man in the middle

"Obviously, he's one of our leaders now, even in his third year," defensive coordinator Dean Pees said of Mosley.

By Jonas Shaffer

Sep 11, 2016

• Health

Sharfstein leaves Sheppard Pratt, an expanded mental health system, after 30 years

As Sharfstein prepares to step down July 1 as president and CEO, a post he's held for 25 years, the hospital is now known as Sheppard Pratt Health System, reflecting an evolution in how mental health is funded and administered nationally and locally.

By Meredith Cohn

Jun 22, 2016

• Howard County

Columbia native creates scholarship to remember friend, pilot

In honor of his friend Brian Hubbard, Marc Taylor decided to fund a $300 scholarship for minority students at Atholton High School who plan to attend college and pursue a career in the military. It's named the Taylor Hubbard Military Book Award after the two friends' families.

By Lisa Philip

Jun 7, 2016

• Maryland

Howard County principal's snow day video is viral hit

When Waterloo Elementary School Principal Sean Martin posted a video of himself popping out of a recycling bin, recreating the Risky Business dance scene and taking backward granny shots at his school during a snow day, he was just trying to make his staff laugh. He didn't expect that the video would get over 7,000 hits on YouTube in less than 24 hours.

By Lisa Philip

Jan 27, 2016

• Features

Ellicott City native Sara Lindsey talks about her role in 'Concussion'

• Entertainment

Throwback Thursday: The top 10 songs this week in 1988

This week 27 years ago, the first computer worm distributed via the Internet (and the first to get mainstream attention) was launched, Philip Morris bought Kraft Foods for $13.1 billion, President Ronald Reagan signed a credit-card disclosure bill, TV host Geraldo Rivera's nose was broken during a brawl on his TV show, "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers" topped the box office and the following songs were the most popular in the U.S., according to Billboard's Hot 100 chart archive.

By Jordan Bartel

Oct 16, 2015

• Maryland

What hath the future wrought?

Do you ever get the feeling that you are suddenly in the distant future, the future you used to read about all of the time but didn't think you'd be around to experience?

• Baltimore City Paper

Wandering Eye: 'Yelp for people' vanishes, the future art museum, and more

• Maryland

In sports, sometimes you need a few good men

• Maryland

Multiplexity: A guide to summer 2015's best blockbusters

Escape the heat of the summer months by retreating into an air-conditioned theater with these summer movies.

• Baltimore City Paper

Eric Hatch skewers film culture 140 characters at a time

• Baltimore City Paper

Clicking and Streaming: Films scored by the late Edgar Froese and Tangerine Dream

• Maryland

Mids get their career assignments

The senior midshipmen of the Naval Academy's 19th Company piled into their wardroom in Bancroft Hall on Thursday, cramming themselves four or five abreast on brown couches. After nearly four years of study, they were about to learn whether they would get their dream jobs.

By Ian Duncan

Nov 21, 2014

• Anne Arundel

New Naval Academy superintendent outlines vision

The new superintendent of the Naval Academy said Thursday that the institution is a national leader in confronting sexual assault and sexual harassment among students, and should be helping other schools tackle what he described as a widespread problem.

• Anne Arundel

New Naval Academy superintendent outlines vision

• Anne Arundel

New superintendent says Naval Academy will meet evolving challenges

As the United States confronts "perilous challenges," the new head of the Naval Academy said Wednesday, the training, facilities and curriculum at the elite school for future Navy and Marine Corps officers must evolve rapidly.

• Maryland

Pop Essentials

• Baltimore City Paper

The Internets Are Going to War

• Maryland

Film review: 'Edge of Tomorrow' the right kind of rerun

• Baltimore City Paper

New This Week

• Baltimore City Paper

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

• Baltimore City Paper

The Baltimore Bartenders Guild is a spirited group

• Harford

From Edgewood to Hollywood: Johnathon Schaech's busy acting career

One of the top television series of the summer of 2013 has a Harford County native among its cast members, an actor who has spent nearly 25 years working with some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry.

• Entertainment

Aisha Tyler's funny, busy life

Comedian works on several TV shows, still tours with stand-up routine

• Maryland

Bird at Play: Losses on the pitch

• Opinion

Sci-fi worthy of Malthus

Jonah Goldberg writes that in both Hollywood and Washington, imagination about scientific possibilities is lacking.

• Microsoft

Sci-fi worthy of Malthus

• Maryland

'Oblivion' is convoluted mess

• Baltimore City Paper

A City Paper roundup of what's playing this week

• Maryland

Film review: Elegant if familiar, 'Oblivion' mesmerizes

• Maryland

2013 Spring Movie Preview

• Tom Cruise

Lawrence Wright's new book tackles the cult of Scientology

• Sports

Ayanbadejo looks to bring same-sex marriage cause to Super Bowl

Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo is looking to harness the increased Super Bowl media attention to support same-sex marriage

• Maryland

Wilde Lake graduate getting noticed in Hollywood

Late last month, Tom Cruise heroically came to Sara Lindsey's rescue. More recently, Matt Damon offered the Howard County native a boatload of money to allow his corporation to lease her land. Granted, these events happen in the movies and not in real life, but it's all pretty exciting just the same.

• Opinion

Hillary Clinton and the 'clot plot'

• Movies

Movie Guide for TownMall in Carroll County, Dec. 30, 2012

Showtimes listed are for Sunday, Dec. 30, only.

• Carroll County Times

Movie Guide for TownMall in Carroll County, Dec. 30, 2012

• Travel

Stars light up Broadway this season

• Robert Pattinson

Kristen Stewart cheats on Robert Pattinson: The funniest Twitter reactions

Kristen Stewart cheats on Robert Pattinson: The funniest Twitter reactions

• Maryland

Red, White and Blonde?

• Opinion

Rachel Marsden: The rise of the spy-next-door

The rise of technology is changing the way we spy

• Rachel Marsden

Rachel Marsden: The rise of the spy-next-door

• Features

Twitter reactions to the end of TomKat

Twitter takes news that Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes as a challenge for snark