Musical Portrait Of Barbra Streisand Comes To Baltimore
It's a musical portrait of iconic singer Barbra Streisand's Broadway years and it's coming to a Baltimore stage.
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It's a musical portrait of iconic singer Barbra Streisand's Broadway years and it's coming to a Baltimore stage.
Author James Patterson will be giving scholarships to a handful of students at Towson University who plan to be teachers.
Actor Tom Hanks made a surprise announcement on David Letterman about his health. He revealed he is now living with Type 2 diabetes.
The Senator Theatre is back. The 74-year-old Baltimore landmark has been closed since spring of 2012, but it reopens this week with a fundraiser featuring, "Hairspray," from Charm City's own, John Waters.
The Rocky Gap Casino Resort has received approval to have live poker games.
The Rocky Gap Casino near Cumberland is demonstrating its poker tables for Maryland gambling regulators.
Ford's Theatre has canceled performances of "The Laramie Project" because the theater must close during the government shutdown, but it will present two free performances at a nearby church.
Thanks to the government shutdown, tourism in Washington, D.C. is taking a big hit. National parks and museums remain closed.
Surprising and sad news about one of the world's best-selling authors. Tom Clancy, who was born and lived in Baltimore, died Tuesday at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a brief illness.
There is new life at Baltimore's crown jewel, the Inner Harbor. The Hard Rock Cafe reopened with a multi-million dollar upgrade and they rocked hard Tuesday night!
Here's a look at what's going on around town in the month of October.
Romance novelist Nora Roberts' foundation has given a $100,000 grant to McDaniel College in Westminster -- the third grant in as many years.
While museums on the National Mall will close for a government shutdown, many other Washington attractions plan to stay open for tourists.
An aquarium that opened its doors to visitors in 1885 is closing its doors in the nation's capital.
Casino construction is underway. Drive down Russell Street now and you can see the beginning of what's soon to be Baltimore City's first casino.
