Man Arrested With Same Name As Popular Charactor In HBO's 'The Wire'
Stranger than fiction. The arrest of Omar Little in Baltimore is making news across the country.
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Stranger than fiction. The arrest of Omar Little in Baltimore is making news across the country.
A new HBO comedy series starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus that is set in the nation's capital has begun shooting in Washington.
The first major TV show since "The Wire" is now shooting in and around Baltimore.
HBO is set to begin filming the series VEEP in Maryland. The comedy is set near the White House and stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
An actress who played a Baltimore drug gang assassin in HBO's "The Wire" is expected to plead guilty Monday in a drug conspiracy case.
Why do we have to restart ideas over and over again? Every song these days are sampling hooks from old songs. We are remaking old T.V. shows into movies & there is even talk of making board games into movies.
It's been off the air for three years. But the HBO series "The Wire" is being touted by a top government official who wants another season.
Hundreds of actors lined up for a chance to hit it big. HBO has once again chosen Baltimore to shoot its latest production, based on the 2008 campaign trail.
It looks promising that Baltimore will be home to another HBO series.
Actress Felicia "Snoop" Pearson, who played a Baltimore drug gang assassin in HBO's "The Wire" series, has been released on bond with electronic monitoring as she fights charges of conspiring to sell heroin.
Actress Felicia "Snoop" Pearson, who played a Baltimore drug gang assassin in HBO's "The Wire" series, is getting a new lawyer as she fights charges of conspiring to sell heroin.
A local actress recently arrested in an East Baltimore drug raid says she's not guilty.
HBO will shoot the film "Game Change" in Maryland this spring. The film is estimated to create jobs for approximately 160 local production crew and 1,800 local actors and extras.
Charlie Sheen is a rehab regular, but this time he's gone too far, trashing his boss at "Two And A Half Men" on the radio.
