Losing Bidders Won't Sue Over Casino License
Maryland officials say the two losing bidders for a casino license near the nation's capital have agreed not to oppose a commission's decision to grant the license to MGM Resorts International.
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Maryland officials say the two losing bidders for a casino license near the nation's capital have agreed not to oppose a commission's decision to grant the license to MGM Resorts International.
It's a story of loyalty and friendship. Tony-award winning "War Horse" is no at the Hippodrome.
Horseshoe Casino Baltimore's recruitment team will tour 14 Baltimore neighborhoods to identify qualified local candidates to fill 1,700 jobs.
The popular percussion show known as "Stomp" is returning to Washington with a touring engagement at the National Theatre.
Seen by millions during the Super Bowl, a commercial made by an Ellicott City native won fans' hearts and $1 million for the creator.
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the historic television appearance on 'The Ed Sullivan' show, artists like Sting and Lenny Kravitz are returning to the same stage—now home to the 'Late Show with David Letterman'—to honor the Fab Four.
An Ellicott City man's ad for Doritos lands a spot during the Super Bowl.
Additional major nominees include Lee Brice, Kacey Musgraves, Blake Shelton, Taylor Swift, Florida Georgia Line, Lady Antebellum, Luke Bryan and Darius Rucker. And who are this year's Entertainer of the Year nominees?
The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery is installing a photograph of Pete Seeger to honor the musician and activist who died this week.
The Eurythmics also reunited; Stevie Wonder, Joe Walsh, Dave Grohl were among other performers.
Do you know when to hold 'em and know when to fold 'em? If so, you have a shot at $1 million.
This year it seemed like the words "And the GRAMMY goes too" were hardly uttered during the night's live broadcast, leaving plenty of room for the performances, which there were 20 of. All of which we ranked.
Music and records from one of the creators of modern jazz drumming, Max Roach, will be preserved at the Library of Congress.
"The GRAMMYs actually heard the song and they stepped up right beside me, saying, 'Hey, we hear you. We get it. We're with you."
33 couples made it to the ceremony, officiated by Queen Latifah (a certified minister in California), who pronounced the couples married after a very short ceremony, prefaced by the performance.
