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It's always nice to get a compliment or to be recognized. Now that's exactly what's happening on a national level to a small town in Southern Maryland.
Race-goers celebrate with a Baltimore tradition ahead of the 2012 Preakness Stakes that takes place on Saturday.
Novelist Philip Roth, Jeffrey Eugenides who wrote "The Virgin Suicides," mystery writer Patricia Cornwell and singer Jewel are joining the lineup of authors for the 2012 National Book Festival on the National Mall later this year.
We say goodbye to music royalty. Donna Summer is dead at age 63. The chart-topping artist has been called "The Face of Disco."
Casinos are not like Starbucks stores: you really can't have one on every corner.
TMZ.com is reporting that singer Donna Summer has died after a battle with cancer. TMZ reports Summer was in Florida at the time of her death. She was 63 years old.
Chuck Brown, who styled a unique mix of funk, soul and Latin party sounds to create go-go music in the nation's capital, has died after suffering from pneumonia. He was 75.
Betty White is headed to Washington and her agenda includes donkeys and elephants -- but not the kind roaming on Capitol Hill.
Here are some ideas around town for the week of May 13.
The child actor who played Chubby in the "Our Gang" films was buried in an unmarked Baltimore grave decades ago, but now some fans of the old series plan to get him a headstone.
Barry Manilow will be performing at the 1st Mariner Arena on Saturday, Sept. 15 at 7:30 p.m.
There's extra security at the ballpark. Camden Yards enlists new muscle to keep Orioles' fans off the field. This comes after a rash of disruptions that outraged players and law enforcement alike.
Aerial dancers are preparing to scale one of Washington's most prominent buildings on Pennsylvania Avenue in a performance for the Kennedy Center's citywide street arts festival.
A death-defying feat over the Inner Harbor. Wednesday night, hundreds watched as a member of the world-famous Flying Wallenda family walked a tightrope over the water.
