Soccer Fans Come To Baltimore For Gold Cup Quarterfinals
It's not the type of football you expect to see at Ravens Stadium but this weekend, the Gold Cup invaded Baltimore.
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It's not the type of football you expect to see at Ravens Stadium but this weekend, the Gold Cup invaded Baltimore.
One of the stars from the award winning TV series "The Wire" is in Maryland this weekend.
The heat can't keep hundreds of people away from one of Baltimore's top summer events.
ESPN holds its annual ESPY Awards, celebrating the best in sports. And Baltimore is well represented.
The nominations are out for this year's primetime Emmy awards, and two series filmed in Baltimore are in the running.
The most Emmy nominations, 17, went to "American Horror Story: Asylum." Close behind was "Game of Thrones" with 16 nods, while "Saturday Night Live" and the Liberace biopic "Behind the Candelabra" earned 15 nominations each.
Five players from the Orioles are playing in Tuesday night's All-Star Game. Now there's talk of an All-Star Game right here in Charm City.
Maryland Live! breaks through to the next big thing--a 15,000 square foot, 52 table poker room.
Though there are over 35 community theatres in our area, amateur actors say there aren't enough opportunities to get on stage. Now, a summer theatre at Bryn Mawr offers a unique twist.
To be or not to be is no longer the question when it comes to Shakespeare getting a stage in Baltimore City. A groundbreaking Tuesday chipped away at any doubt that the classics have a new home.
Rumor has it that George Clooney and Stacey Keibler have called it quits.
In five years since moving to its new home overlooking the U.S. Capitol, the Newseum has become a major attraction with 4 million people visiting its exhibits about journalism and the First Amendment. Yet it's been struggling mightily to cover its costs.
Maryland is having a run of luck at the casinos. The money collected by the state this fiscal year is tens of millions more than expected.
Maryland now has casinos. But it doesn't have a beach or an ocean -- something Atlantic City plans to hammer home in its roadshow.
More movies and movie money could be coming to Maryland. This time, a well-known director wants to use Frederick as the setting for his next movie.
