‘Perfectly wicked’: John Waters is getting high marks from fans for his performance in ‘American Horror Story: 13’
John Waters is getting high marks from fans for his performance in “American Horror Story: 13.”
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Baltimorean Allen Moore has produced a second film, 45 years after an award-winning original, exploring life on a remote Scottish island.
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The Heartbreaking Work of Raising a Child: Q&A with Judith Sandler, Author of “What Kind of Mother”
In “What Kind of Mother,” author Judith Sandler gives a harrowing and frank account of their family’s desperate struggles to help son James amid his challenges with substance use disorder and mental illness — and ultimately reaching peace with letting go.
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Quantum companies expand in Maryland
State and business leaders promoted the growth of quantum computing companies in Maryland at the opening of Microsoft’s new quantum center.
Five Stories You May Have Missed: Harborplace Store Closures; Out-of-State Plates; Inner Harbor Traffic Change Proposed; and more.
Last week, we shared news about Harborplace store closures; legislation proposed to close a portion of Light Street for the Harborplace redevelopment; and Maryland’s enforcement of “Plate Were You Live”…
Gourmet toast café, Toastique, coming to Fells Point
A different way to get toasted is coming to Fells Point in the form of Toastique, the café for people who like their toast healthy AND pretty.
Indignation among Maryland officials as Trump repeals Chesapeake Bay protections
Maryland officials are fearful for the future of the Chesapeake Bay after Trump repealed an Obama executive order that created federal oversight
‘Egregious and utterly illegal.’ Maryland lawmakers blast Trump’s taxpayer-funded TV ads
Maryland Congressional members called the ads propagandistic and illegal. By Ashna Balroop and Rhiannon Evans Capital News Service WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump’s new taxpayer-funded television advertisements are sparking backlash from lawmakers who…
The Daily Dispatch Quiz — October 2, 2026
Today’s topics include: Mail-in ballots for November election; Guinness announcement about Halethorpe brewery; A frothy new robotic service at the soon-to-open Caffè Futuro in Fells Point; and more.
Slainte: Last call for Guinness Open Gate Brewery, closing for good in a month
The Guiness brewery in Halethorpe will be shuttered by Nov. 1 due to economic pressures and increasing costs.
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‘Perfectly wicked’: John Waters is getting high marks from fans for his performance in ‘American Horror Story: 13’
John Waters is getting high marks from fans for his performance in “American Horror Story: 13.”
Maryland invites public comment on BGE’s rate-change request – soon after shutting down multi-year rate pilot program
The week after sunsetting the state’s Multi-Year Rate Plan pilot program, the PSC invites public comment on BGE’s request for rate changes.
Can I Kick It? The Matrix w/ DJ 2-Tone Jones October 17 at Baltimore Peninsula
Saturday, October 17 at the Baltimore Peninsula Can I Kick It? with live music soundtrack The CAN I KICK IT? outdoor movie experience is coming to the Baltimore Peninsula for the first time ever. On Saturday, October 17 come witness a screening of the ground-breaking sci-fi, action film The Matrix. DJ 2-Tone Jones will be scoring the film live…
Military tech company Anduril Industries plans $3.7B, 2M-square-foot shipyard at Tradepoint Atlantic in Baltimore County
Military technology company Anduril Industries will invest $3.7 billion to build out a new two million square-foot shipyard in Baltimore County to expand the nation’s submarine manufacturing capabilities.
Bryn Mawr names next Head of School
The 11th Head of School was selected from a pool of more than 130 candidates.
BmoreArt’s Picks: October 6-12
BmoreArt’s picks this week: Susan Magsamen and Michael P. Murphy in coversation at JHU, Black International Film Festival, and more.
Program Spotlight 2026: The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland
Where Boys Become Their Best At The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland, a Pre-K through grade 12 day and boarding school, education begins with a simple belief: boys learn best when they are known, challenged and understood. That is why every part of the Boys’ Latin experience is intentionally designed around how boys grow academically,…
Program Spotlight 2026: Baltimore Lab School
When School Fits, Everything Changes For more than 25 years, Baltimore Lab School has helped bright students with ADHD, dyslexia, and language-based learning differences do more than keep up—they thrive, growing in confidence, curiosity, and joy. Here, a learning difference is not a problem to fix; it is simply part of who a student is.…
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Play, explore, and experience a festival made for everyone. Saturday, October 3 | 11 AM–3 PMMaryland School for the BlindFree and open to all.
Baltimore Weekend Events: Chelsea Handler; Outlander Concert; Poe Festival; and more.
The month of chills and thrills is upon us, and Baltimore is kicking it off with several entertaining and exhilarating events this weekend.
Dan Rodricks: Baltimore filmmaker returns to the island and people he bonded with nearly 50 years ago
Baltimorean Allen Moore has produced a second film, 45 years after an award-winning original, exploring life on a remote Scottish island.
Is Maryland’s track record of elevating women leaders good enough?
The challenges facing women in politics in Maryland, and how they’ve made gains but where they’ve fall short, is the subject of the latest episode of the Maryland Now podcast.
