Actor Kevin Bacon Teams Up With U. Of Md. For Social Media 'Do-Good Challenge'
Doing good in Maryland with the help of Kevin Bacon. The actor was in College Park to award University of Maryland students who came up with the best charitable idea.
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Doing good in Maryland with the help of Kevin Bacon. The actor was in College Park to award University of Maryland students who came up with the best charitable idea.
Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Freeman Hrabowski. The president of the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) now stands among the world's most influential leaders.
Dick Clark died Wednesday after suffering a massive heart attack.
Here are some ideas around town for the week of April 15.
See which musician people rank as their No. 1 party partner.
Putting an end to bullying. That's the goal of a documentary that's now playing in Maryland.
Elizabeth Hines doesn't suffer from writer's block. There's simply no time. The 16-year-old Annapolis resident cranked out the first book of a three-part series in a mere 10 days.
Before there was the Apollo, there was the Howard.
Dorothy's ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz" have a new home with a diverse set of artifacts in a new timeline of American history that includes a piece of Plymouth Rock, a slave ship manifest, Alexander Graham Bell's telephone and Kermit the Frog at the Smithsonian Institution.
The Allegany County Commissioners and a casino developer have struck a deal removing a hurdle to slot-machine gambling at the Rocky Gap Lodge and Golf Resort.
Organizers of the National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade are announcing a lineup of celebrities joining the festivities this week.
Fans will flock to Oriole Park on Friday for the first home game of the season and they'll notice lots of changes.
A 1950s blues singer falls in love with a quirky, fast-talking DJ. The Tony Award-winning musical "Memphis" is on the Hippodrome stage this week.
Here are some ideas around town for the week of April 1.
In the living room of Anne Tyler, you could shelve virtually all the books under a single heading: fiction. Eudora Welty. John Updike. Vladimir Nabokov. Reynolds Price. A rare brush with fact is "More Matter," a collection of Updike's essays and criticism. Otherwise, don't expect any works of history or politics. Biographies? What's the point? She knows how the story will end.
