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Review: Dimsum Palace Brings Hong Kong-Style Carts to Catonsville
Apparently, diners with ties to the Old Line State told staff at the restaurant's Florida locations that Maryland sorely needed dim sum restaurants—and they listened, for which we should all be grateful.
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Three Maryland Film Festival Screenings You Can’t Miss This Year
After a hiatus in 2023, the MdFF is back to celebrate its 25th anniversary, May 2-5.
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Arts & Culture
It’s a Long Way to the Top
Phil Wiser’s dramatic and unlikely ascent has taken him from Hammerjacks to Silicon Valley.
Arts & Culture
The Baltimore Grill: Reagan Warfield
The affable morning jock on loving The Hoff, drinking cosmos with Bon Jovi, and cooking for Oprah.
Sports
Meet Mr. MMA
For you neophytes, that would be mixed martial arts, a new sport for Maryland personified by the colorful John Rallo.
Health & Wellness
Her Body of Work
After 25 years in the fitness business, nothing—not even a major health scare—can slow Lynne Brick down.
News & Community
The Hieronimus Code
Bob Hieronimus obsesses over symbols, esoteric teachings, and the paranormal. Is he the one who doesn’t get it—or are we?
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Baltimore Grill: Vic Carter
WJZ’s main man on Al Sanders, covering the Vatican, and being a real-life superhero.
Arts & Culture
Lost and Found
TV actor and Timonium resident Terry O'Quinn says goodbye to his Lost character John Locke as he plans for the future—and perhaps a return to CenterStage.
Food & Drink
Green Acres
These days, radio personality Steve Rouse makes a pitch for fresh produce grown on his farm.
Arts & Culture
Guitar Hero
Paul Reed Smith has joined the likes of Fender and Gibson in the pantheon of electric guitar makers.
News & Community
Ape Crusader
Why is local veterinarian, entrepreneur, and bon vivant Kim Hammond spending so much time in East Africa?
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The Mysterious Life and Tragic Death of Dr. Carrie John
How did a brilliant University of Maryland scientist become lost in a world of drugs?
News & Community
Coming Through the Rain
Richard Pryor’s daughter finds a home— and happiness—in Baltimore.
Home & Living
A Point Well Taken
Economy be damned, Pat Turner keeps the buzz going on his new Silo Point condos.
Arts & Culture
Radio Static
A year after WYPR fired Marc Steiner, the public radio community is still reeling--and wondering what it was all about.
News & Community
Rising Star
Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is the daughter of one of the state’s most legendary politicians. But she’s shown enough skill, judgment, and smarts on her way to City Hall to prove that she’s capable of creating her own legacy.
Arts & Culture
Dance Dance Evolution
Stephanie Powell dances to the beat of diversity and helps others do the same.
Sports
Shaping Up
In an age of athletic steroid scandals, white-collar bodybuilders are giving the sport a good name.
