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Pink Milk is a fitting farewell to Single Carrot Theatre’s performance space.
As a new dad with a new record, the rising musician discusses fatherhood, family, and music on the eve his hometown show.
New picture book tells the story of how a 9-year-old boy brought a snowball revolution to his Colorado hometown.
The HBO show host devotes nearly five minutes discussing the Healthy Holly scandal.
Our monthly roundup of openings, events, and news from the art world.
Ex-officio mayor Jack Young, former Colt Glenn Doughty, and others on hand to announce center’s mid-April opening.
The latest work from D. Watkins and Lia Purpura.
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Intimate shows spotlight area artists—who remain unknown until the set starts.
What we learned after an exclusive Baltimore screening of HBO's four-part documentary.
We talk to “The Poet of the Baltimore Police Department”
The New York Times best-selling author is back with another fresh take of life in East Baltimore.
Undeniably gripping film depicts the brutal 2008 terrorist attack in Mumbai, India. Is it worth it?
Prolific radio DJ Weasel is still on the air, spinning for WTMD.
The top five songs you should download right now.
Jordan Peele defies the sophomore slump with this chilling and thought-provoking thriller.
Morgan State University archivist Ida E. Jones discusses the book on civil rights leader Victorine Q. Adams.
Who is Gloria Bell? After watching the film, I’m still not sure.
A new music festival at Creative Alliance celebrates a genre with local roots.
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