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Blake Lively’s movie is about a serious issue. Her press tour mostly isn’t.
Blake Lively’s press tour for her latest movie, “It Ends With Us,” seemed more about florals, friends and self-promotion than domestic violence.
Blake Lively’s choice of florals and themed cocktails on a press tour for “It Ends With Us,” a movie about domestic violence, generated criticism. Here, she attends the London premiere on Aug. 8.
Black bicyclists were attacked with bear spray in Annapolis. They responded with 2-wheeled love.
More than 100 members of the predominantly Black Push’N Pedals Cycling Club and other cyclists kicked off a Ride Against Hate Friday night in response to an ugly episode of racism in Annapolis earlier this summer.
Push off! The 200 cyclists who turned out for the Ride Against Hate Friday night in Annapolis prepare for the nine-mile ride to City Dock. The ride was planned after a predominantly Black cycling club was attacked with bear spray and racist slurs.
Letters: 70-mile power line would hurt Maryland farms
A reader from Frederick says the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project will upend farm life in three Maryland counties: Frederick, Carroll and Baltimore.
Danielle Konstandindis and Micheal Hicks pose for a photograph at a public information session held by the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project in Westminster on July 11, 2024.
Gamblers, no one cares about your parlay. Leave the Orioles alone.
Players say the volume of gambling-related messages frustrates them. It’s a growing problem that must largely be addressed by the gamblers themselves.
Baltimore Orioles designated hitter Ryan O'Hearn (32) rounds the bases after homering during game three of a series against the Milwaukee Brewers at Camden Yards on April 14, 2024. The Orioles beat the Brewers, 6-4, to avoid getting swept in the series.
‘Lady in the Lake’ season finale recap: Life and/or death
Follow along as we recap the season finale of the Apple TV+ series “Lady in the Lake,” based on the book by Laura Lippman and starring Natalie Portman and Baltimore native Moses Ingram.
Moses Ingram as Cleo Johnson in the season finale of "Lady in the Lake."
As she leaves the City Council, Elly Tierney has a few choice words for Annapolis
Elly Tierney’s hands won’t stay still. They fly across the small tabletop, mapping out unseen connections. Her immaculate white nails trace links between problems and the people who have frustrated solutions during her two terms on the Annapolis City Council. Time is short. The days are counting down until the Ward 1 alderwoman steps down. She and her husband will drive off to retirement after Labor Day. But before she goes, Tierney has a few parting words.
Alderwoman Elly Tierney pulls in a heat during the Annapolis Tug of War. Tierney will step down from the City Council on Sept. 1 as she and her husband prepare to move to Cape Cod for retirement.
Jon Meoli: How Jackson Holliday achieved ‘impossible’ strength gains in the minors before returning to the Orioles
Holliday added strength and speed that have helped make this round with the Orioles much more productive.
Baltimore Orioles second baseman Jackson Holliday (7) returns to the clubhouse before a game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Camden Yards on July 31, 2024.
Candidate Kamala Harris hasn’t sat for interviews. I don’t blame her.
Vice President Kamala Harris has avoided sit-down interviews since entering the presidential race. Even though I'm a journalist, I get it.
Vice President Kamala Harris, at Prince George’s County Community College on Thursday, hasn’t sat for press interviews. Our columnist Leslie Gray Streeter says she gets it.
‘Homicide: Life on the Street’ is finally streaming. Here are 7 things to watch for.
“Homicide: Life on the Street” is finally streaming on Peacock. Here are some things to look out for — both character and Baltimore-wise — while you watch the show.
Andre Braugher as Detective Frank Pembleton in Homicide: Life on the Street.
How good was this Orioles team? A deluge of injuries means we’ll never know.
Kyle Bradish, John Means, Tyler Wells, Grayson Rodriguez, Zach Eflin, Danny Coulombe and Jacob Webb are all on the IL. Haven't we suffered enough?
Kyle Bradish, with his arm in a brace after Tommy John surgery, is one of seven key pitchers to miss time for the Orioles this year.
Letters: Power grid reforms are working, says PJM spokesperson
PJM Interconnection has planned for the region’s energy transition and renewable energy, says company spokesperson Susan Buehler.
Emissions spew from a large stack at the coal fired Brandon Shores Power Plant, on March 9, 2018, in Baltimore, Maryland. A PJM Interconnection spokesperson says the company has planned for the transition to new energy sources.
A development wave will bring 1,500 homes and change to Annapolis
The outskirts of Annapolis have developed in 20-year waves. Today, right on time, a new wave of homes and retail is shaping up, promising the latest transformation of an area named for a long-gone Civil War prisoner exchange camp, Parole.
Avalon Apartments is wrapping up construction on Riva Road and has begun leasing its 508 units.
Jon Meoli: Adley Rutschman needed Sunday’s home run. Now the Orioles need more of that from him.
If the Orioles have any hope of maintaining their advantaged status in the race for the American League playoffs, they will need Rutschman to return to himself.
Baltimore Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman (35) gets ready for his first at-bat during game three of a series against the Minnesota Twins at Camden Yards on April 17, 2024. The Orioles won Wednesday, 4-2, to sweep the series against the Twins.
Josh Johnson played great against the Falcons. But the Ravens could still use a better backup for Lamar Jackson.
Kyle Goon: Having Johnson and Devin Leary behind the two-time MVP is not a satisfactory solution.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Josh Johnson (17) calls an audible during a preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on August 17, 2024.
Albert Suárez’s late-blooming success has come just at the right time for the Orioles
Having a career year at 34, Albert Suárez has covered the Orioles' injury-riddled pitching staff.
BALTIMORE, MD - AUGUST 18:  Albert Suárez #49 of the Baltimore Orioles pitches in the first inning during a baseball game against the Boston Red Sox at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on August 18, 2024 in Baltimore, Maryland.  (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)
Arms on the Farm: The rapid development of Orioles pitching prospect Michael Forret
Michael Forret, a 14th-round pick last summer, has seen his velocity increase as a member of the Orioles organization.
Michael Forret pitches as a member of the Delmarva Shorebirds.
‘Lady in the Lake’ recap: It was all a dream
Follow along as we recap the Apple TV+ series “Lady in the Lake,” based on the book by Laura Lippman and starring Natalie Portman and Baltimore native Moses Ingram.
A hallucinatory scene in “Lady in the Lake” takes place in Baltimore's George Peabody Library at the Peabody Institute.
Letters: Baltimore County Councilman Izzy Patoka’s top chicken box
Izzy Patoka, the chair of the Baltimore County Council, has a special fondness for Bangin’ Fish and Chicken on Liberty Road in Randallstown.
A chicken box from The Spot, located on St. Paul Street in Baltimore. Baltimore County Council Chair Izzy Patoka says Bangin’ Fish and Chicken on Liberty Road in Randallstown gets his highest recommendation.
Annapolis leads Chesapeake Bay ferry initiative with plans for 2 routes
Annapolis and Anne Arundel County are clearly driving this boat. Annapolis is planning a ferry inside city limits, while Anne Arundel County has applied for a federal grant to set up a $9 million ferry linking Annapolis, Baltimore and Kent Island.
An artist's rendering of how a proposed maritime welcome center would look from aboard a boat in the Annapolis Harbor.
The Orioles are asking fans to spend more at Camden Yards. When will they do the same?
Maybe increased tickets are the cost of seeing a team that won 101 games last season and is battling again for a division title. But, if fans are going to pay more for the privilege, the social contract is that ownership should pay more to keep the team competitive.
New Baltimore Orioles owner David Rubenstein, left, watches Opening Day festivities at Camden Yards from the dugout along with his co-owners, Michael Arougheti, Michael Smith and Mitchell Goldstein on Thursday, March 28, 2024. The Baltimore Orioles won their first game of the season, 11-3, against the Angels.
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