‘Am I Racist?’: Matt Walsh Goes Full DEI For LOL Documentary
In a deeply divided America, I believe one thing we can all agree on is this: Racism is not a
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Reviews
Marc Cohn on His Latest Tour, His Career, and Returning to Annapolis
“Some of it was, and some of it wasn’t,” Cohn says with a laugh. “I did go to Graceland. I did see the Jungle Room. I did go to Al Green’s Church. I did meet a girl named Muriel. She did ask me if I was a Christian, but I didn’t say, ‘Ma’am, I am tonight!’ I made that up. So it was a little of both.”
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“Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” is Thrilling in 4DX
Friday Night (May 24) I had a most interesting movie experience. My friend and I decided to drop by the
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Every Music Fan is a VIP at the Ramble Festival
In its second year, the Ramble Festival occurred only 45 miles north of Baltimore at Camp Ramblewood on October 6-8, 2023.
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Beatles tribute performer returning to native Md. for Laurel show
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, one word, sung three times, that captivated the world. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, I’m talking about The Beatles.
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Robby Takac of the Goo Goo Dolls on Their Current Tour and Why They’re Still Going Strong
The Goo Goo Dolls will be playing that and many other tunes tonight as they rock Merriweather Post Pavilion with the Rockville-founded band O.A.R. on The Big Night Out Tour.
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DelFest’s 15th Anniversary is a Weekend to Remember
DelFest, the premier bluegrass festival, celebrated its 15th anniversary with a bang this Memorial Day weekend, captivating music lovers from across the country. Set against the stunning mountainous backdrop of Cumberland, Maryland, this milestone event was a testament to the festival’s enduring influence and its commitment to preserving the roots of American music.
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‘Book Club: The Next Chapter Review’: A good story with a sub-par ending
3 out of 4 stars After being held virtually for a few years due to the pandemic, the “Book Club”
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‘Air: Courting A Legend’: A slam dunk of a film
4 out of 4 stars Long before he won his first MVP, scoring title or NBA championship, he was just
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The tragedy of Danny Brewster: the rise, fall and recovery of the ‘golden boy’ of Maryland politics
Aided by his privilege, connections, and status as a war hero, he eventually was elected to the Maryland House of Delegates, the U.S. House, and finally, the U.S. Senate, where he was an ally of Presidents John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson. Along the way, he becomes dangerously addicted to alcohol, which had plagued his own father and other family members.
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