Neighborhood Shopping In Baltimore
At first glance, Baltimore doesn’t seem to be the best place to live for those of us who love to shop.
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At first glance, Baltimore doesn’t seem to be the best place to live for those of us who love to shop.
We’re all familiar with the system of turning well-known books into movies. This can either result in a triumphant success, or more fodder for the arguments of those who resolutely complain, “The book is always better.”
A superhero is a modern-day religious figure. He (and sometimes she, but mostly he) is like a regular person, only special. He is stronger, faster, smarter and better prepared. He is a martyr who will die for the symbolic triumph of good over evil. A superhero holds on his shoulders the future of humanity.
People like to tell stories.
This weekend Baltimore is host to the High Zero music festival. Showcasing “experimental, improvised music,” this event is premier in its genre.
Expect crowds at Harbor East Waterfront for this Saturday’s Charm City Music Festival. Popular Rock/Pop band Weezer will headline the impressive line-up. Having created music for nearly two decades, Weezer is known for its hits “Buddy Holly,” “Perfect Situation,” “Island in the Sun” and “Beverly Hills.” Its most recent album is 2010’s “Death to False Metal.”
Lorraine Hansberry, who wrote A Raisin in the Sun, died when she was only 32 years old.
For the making of his new album, So Beautiful or So What, legendery folk musician Paul Simon apparently came equipped with his trademark gifts — literary-quality lyrics and a sweet, soft voice. These come together gracefully to form a transcendent collection of songs. Simon’s is gentle-sounding, contemplative music.
Among post-World War II tragic plays, Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman is one of the best. But how does it hold up today?
If you’re walking along St. Paul Street and you happen to hear a brutish cry of “Stella!” reverberating throughout the city, don’t be alarmed — it’s just Michael Leicht as Stanley Kowalski in the Aubrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre production of A Streetcar Named Desire.
“The door slammed and the world shivered,” read the introduction to the Vagabond Players’ production of A Doll’s House