Kevin Spacey & Bill Clinton Meet Up In Baltimore Starbucks
Surprise at Starbucks. An unlikely celebrity visit to a coffee shop right here in Baltimore: actor Kevin Spacey and former President Bill Clinton.
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Surprise at Starbucks. An unlikely celebrity visit to a coffee shop right here in Baltimore: actor Kevin Spacey and former President Bill Clinton.
Producers behind Hawaii Five-0 continue giving fans the opportunity to build an episode of the show to be broadcast later this season.
The best attendance out of 150 middle and high schools. The competition is all part of the "Get Schooled" initiative.
This is the best video you will watch today about the snowstorm coming to Maryland.
Golden Globe and Tony Award-winning actor Hugh Jackman returns to host "The 68th Annual Tony Awards," live from Radio City Music Hall on Sunday, June 8th, 8pm ET.
Five of the most legendary concert venues in America are the Apollo Theater, the Fillmore, the Hollywood Bowl, Madison Square Garden and Ryman Auditorium.
The Library of Congress is opening a new digital collection of the "Songs of America" to help teach the nation's history through music.
For more than a decade, members of Film Lovers in Carroll County have made it their mission to celebrate the art of film.
Talk show host Wendy Williams is giving part of her diva act to the Smithsonian to be part of a growing collection of items from daytime television.
There's just 100 days until the running of the Preakness Stakes. Organizers announce a big name will headline this year's InfieldFest.
Fifty years ago Friday, The Beatles arrived in the United States--greeted by screaming fans.
The 2014 Motor Trend Auto Show rolls into Charm City this weekend, bringing with it all of the latest trends of the car industry.
Letterman interviewed the surviving Beatles together, yesterday at the Ed Sullivan Theater.
Netflix's "House of Cards" announces it will be back for a third season. And the Emmy-award winning show will once again use Baltimore as its backdrop.
After decades in the same Anne Arundel County location, Maryland Renaissance Festival organizers say they are looking at moving to a new venue.
