Ed Gunts

Just in time for the holiday shopping season, Baltimore filmmaker John Waters is starring in promotional campaigns for two well-known retailers, Nordstrom and Saint Laurent.

No Land Beyond, the Baltimore board game bar, got a liquor license for its new location in the Station North Arts and Entertainment District.

The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts will retain its designation as Baltimore City's Arts Council, which BOPA veteran Lou Joseph (pictured here) will head as director. (Courtesy photo)

Movies about lesbian bodybuilders, a gay beatnik, and Brutalist architecture made filmmaker John Waters’ list of The Best Movies of 2024, out this week on Vulture.com, part of New York Magazine.

For the fourth year in a row, Johns Hopkins University is bringing a temporary ice rink to its Homewood campus for six weeks.

Sowebo Arts and Music Festival can take place on Memorial Weekend, the same time as this year's Artscape, Mayor Brandon Scott announced.

The Greenwood's Towing property at at 1358-1370 West North Ave. has been sold at auction. Photo courtesy of A. J. Billig Auctioneers.

A rendering depicts a 331-unit structure called Sanctuary at Cross Keys. Image credit: Questar Properties.

A rendering shows the proposed Harborplace development from the harbor view. Credit: MCB Real Estate.

The legendary gay director had plenty to say about his artistic influences, Trump 2.0, cancel culture, and improving your hometown.