All posts tagged "baltimore"
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Editor’s Pick: Edgar Allan Poe Festival
Actors, artists, scholars, merchants, and fans of Edgar Allan Poe converge on Baltimore to celebrate the legacy of the famed American writer.
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‘Ain’t No Mo” Review: Woolly’s Ticket to Ride
A surreal comedy about "solving" America's race problem, "Ain't No Mo'" roars out of the gate, but flags toward the finish.
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Fall Arts Preview 2022: Stage
The theater season in Washington, D.C. returns to robust pre-pandemic levels with an astounding array of dramas, comedies, and musicals.
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Jeff’s Story: One Man’s Experience with Monkeypox
The 35-year-old Maryland resident caught monkeypox after a trip to Europe. He's sharing his story in hopes of raising awareness.
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John Waters on Pink Flamingos: “Terrorism Against Good Taste”
The iconic film by John Waters is out in a restored 4K Criterion Edition, and shows this weekend at midnight at Landmark E Street Cinema.
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Baltimore Son: An Interview with Playwright R. Eric Thomas
Eric Thomas does Charm City proud with 'Crying on Television,' a hilarious new play at Everyman Theatre.
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Editor’s Pick: Scott G. Brooks – Self Contained: Pandemic Era Works
An eclectic mix of works created by Scott G. Brooks since 2020 is on display at Baltimore's Gallery Blue Door.
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Maryland transgender inmate claims correctional officers choked her, dropped her on her face
Recently released video appears to back up claims made by a transgender inmate suing the state of Maryland after being assaulted in custody.
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Students protest at Baltimore Catholic school after priest forces girl to remove LGBTQ shirt
Dozens of students wore rainbow masks to mass after a priest at St. Francis of Assisi in Baltimore objected to a pro-LGBTQ shirt
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Baltimore Museum of Art unveils gender-neutral restrooms dedicated to John Waters
John Waters has unveiled gender-neutral restrooms named in his honor at the Baltimore Museum of Art
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Baltimore’s Edgar Allen Poe Fest celebrates the famed writer with a weekend of events
The 4th Annual International Edgar Allan Poe Festival can be enjoyed virtually as well as in person
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New Jersey grand jury indicts teen for attempting to kill a learning disabled man he thought was gay
New Jersey grand jury indicts teen for attempting to kill a learning disabled man he thought was gay.
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Year of the Serpent: Musician serpentwithfeet is ready to share his joy
With "Deacon," serpentwithfeet opens a new musical chapter that puts satisfaction with life in the foreground
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Baltimore’s Grand Central nightclub closes permanently following alleged COVID-19 violation
Longtime LGBTQ nightclub was slated to close in three weeks after being purchased by a developer last year
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D.C. and Maryland LGBTQ candidates largely fall short in primary elections
Pennsylvania State Rep. Brian Sims trails challenger in Democratic primary
