Dishin' With Downtown Diane
There is a lot going on in Baltimore in March and April. Downtown Diane has the dish!
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There is a lot going on in Baltimore in March and April. Downtown Diane has the dish!
Mayor Bill de Blasio will be making a guest appearance as himself on an episode of CBS' "The Good Wife".
Artists from Spain and Portugal will be a centerpiece of the Kennedy Center's next season, along with a first for the performing arts giant: its own new musical.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum is opening a new exhibition to showcase examples of modern realism from 20th century artists.
One of the country's finest schools for teens in the performing arts is here in downtown Baltimore.
You may know someone who's suddenly become a millionaire, and it's the talk of the town in Essex.
The drama of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia will reach the Washington theater stage with a new play premiering next year.
Indian-Americans are doctors, engineers, motel owners and spelling bee champs, based on a few takeaways from a new exhibition at the Smithsonian.
Netflix political drama series "House of Cards" is demanding millions of dollars more in tax credits from Maryland, or it will go elsewhere.
It only happens once a year, and Saturday is the day you'll have a chance to meet some of Baltimore's most famous characters. Back by popular demand, it's Meet the Mascot Day.
Ravens season ticket holders recently received their annual notice to pay for their seats. But one lucky person received a set of tickets to the next 20 seasons that comes at no cost.
Oprah takes part in a popular Twitter trend: Throwback Thursday.
A space invasion at the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Starting Thursday night, the music of some of the most spectacular sci-fi movies and TV shows will pour out of the Meyerhoff.
Haggard, Strait, Underwood, Florida Georgia Line, Lady Antebellum and The Band Perry are the first artists announced for an "All-Star Salute to the Troops" concert that will air in May on CBS.
The sixth-largest Powerball jackpot in history might be awarded Wednesday night, if someone is holding the lucky ticket. Stores are seeing a frenzied rush on sales.
