Md. Fans Mourn Soul Train Creator & Host Don Cornelius
America is mourning a music pioneer. The creator of "Soul Train" dies suddenly and his influence is felt from Hollywood to Baltimore.
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America is mourning a music pioneer. The creator of "Soul Train" dies suddenly and his influence is felt from Hollywood to Baltimore.
Hollywood legend Carrie Fisher is in town, starring in her one woman show called "Wishful Drinking" at the Hippodrome. The audience is in for quite a ride down celebrity lane.
The Smithsonian Institution is honoring Clint Eastwood for his six decades of work in American film, and the actor and director is cutting the ribbon to open a new theater to showcase film at the National Museum of American History.
If you've been to Dundalk you've probably enjoyed a good meal at the popular Boulevard Diner.
Downtown Towson has been hit hard by the economic decline. But it's about to get a big boost with a brand new multi-million dollar development.
The Broadway play "Red" about the famous abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko is opening at Washington's Arena Stage with a companion exhibit at the National Gallery of Art.
Overcoming the odds. Despite living with a drug addicted mother, Baltimore musician Mario did just that and now he's helping city students with their struggles.
As our city continues to come to grips with the fact we're not going to the Super Bowl, a local mom is preparing for a trip to the Pro Bowl.
We all have a celebrity crush. Pick your dream date with Pick-A-Side.
Celebrities aren't always beautiful. Pick your nightmare date with Pick-A-Side.
Edgar Allan Poe fans waited long past a midnight dreary, but it appears the annual visits to the writer's grave in Baltimore by a mysterious figure called the "Poe Toaster" shall occur nevermore.
Madonna, Beyonce, Elton John and Lady Gaga. Those are just some of the clients wearing fashions by an up-and-coming local designer.
After two no-shows, fans of gothic writer Edgar Allan Poe are planning a possible final vigil Wednesday night in Baltimore to watch for the mysterious visitor who for decades had visited Poe's grave on the author's birthday.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum is announcing details of its first major exhibit exploring the art and evolution of video games.
Is the "Poe Toaster" nevermore?
