Eternity One is Opening Night feature of the New/Next Festival on Oct. 1. It has an encore screening on Oct. 4. Director ...

The community taproom is one of the leading examples of what Baltimore’s historic churches, many of which have increasingly ...

Contributing photographer Perry Hall captures the energy of The Flock at the international matchup, which was a nail-biter ...

At the new restaurant from the Faidley family, ordering a crab cake is mandatory—but there are also plenty of other dishes ...

Before he headlines the grand reopening on Oct. 8, the beloved singer-songwriter and new co-owner discusses the lore of the ...

From Josefina in Harbor East to Bar Dalí in Mount Vernon, the salty snacks known as Gildas—skewers speared with green Gordal olives, anchovies (or sometimes boquerones), and usually a Guindilla ...

Before he’s honored at Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium this weekend, the homegrown astronaut talks local memories and the perspective you get from a quarter-million miles away.

As a Vietnam vet, former Black Panther, and father of a literary superstar, Paul Coates has lived a life reminiscent of the great literature he publishes. Paul Coates has lived a rich life, but enter ...

When Jim Phelan, a former jockey and pub owner, moved to Baltimore from his native Ireland 15 years ago and began looking for a home, he had one big must-have on his list: a perfect basement. A home ...

There’s a reason why Christopher Nolan keeps suggesting that you see his The Odyssey on the largest screen possible—ideally, in IMAX. If nothing else, the film is a spectacle—a technical triumph that ...

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As the band releases its sixth album, ‘Cold 2 The Touch,’ we chat with frontman Justice Tripp about growing up in Baltimore and hardcore music as an A.I. antidote ...