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Come for Tom Cruise's bravura performance as a corrupt oil tycoon—stay for the thorny twists.
We review five films off the expertly curated lineup of features, docs, and shorts.
Why the author's hardboiled horror has afforded him cult status among local literary types and Internet gorehounds alike.
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We chat with the West Baltimore native, whose painting of the late civil rights leader will be on view at the BMA through Jan. 9 before heading to the U.S. Capitol.
Nothing stacks up to starting your own Little Free Library.
Behind-the-scenes Beatles doc is like a dream come true for fans.
You voted, and now, here are your picks for the best that Baltimore has to offer.
Heavy-handed climate change satire is more exhausting than enlightening.
Meet the local artist, and musician by trade, whose drawings have gone viral on Instagram.
The film, inspired by Nia June's poem of the same name, was recently acquired by the BMA.
No matter the size of your screen, the movies were good this year.
Restaurants at Harbor Point offer something for every palette.
As its name suggests, the local collective rises from the ashes to establish a burgeoning arts haven in Pigtown.
Nicole and Javier are great, but the film feels very Sorkin-y.
We chat with @Baltimurals creator Maria Wolfe about the city’s stunning street art.
The Northern Outer Banks is more than a summertime destination.
Fashion world melodrama is deliciously over-the-top.
Filmmaker Tina Canady discusses her debut documentary, premiering at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum Friday.
Imbued with a raw, rich, hard-grooving sound, album speaks to art and freedom and feeling alive.
New art project works to preserve a piece of Baltimore’s past.
Owner Edward Whitfill, and other Towson officials, share what the independent bookstore has meant to the community.
Crowd-pleasing story about Venus and Serena's dad is anchored by Will Smith's tremendous performance.
We sat down with the Tony Award winner to discuss the upcoming concert, which will take audiences on his personal journey through the city.
In 1960s Ireland, an idyllic childhood is disrupted by violence.
Little Italy native discusses her debut collection, 'Stumbling Toward Grace,' released on Nov. 9.
Set to run at Druid Hill Park from Nov. 6-7, the public art project will give Baltimore a glimpse into the future.
Hell is being a member of the royal family, according to this claustrophobic Princess Diana biopic.
The pop-up’s fall/winter season continues with events at Broadway Market and Peabody Heights Brewery.
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