Still upset about last night’s game? Just getting to work now because of last night’s game? Here are some links to take your mind off it. A former Baltimore County public defender starts a law firm in Annapolis focusing on ...

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I’ll be speaking with some college journalists at my alma mater tonight and next week about social media, but I’m also going to offer this pearl of wisdom: Don’t drink – even a sip – if you’re scheduled to see ...

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That’s the fallout as pop culture and wizardry once again invade the tiny box office at the Senator Theatre under new management. More than 700 tickets have been sold thus far for Thursday’s midnight show of Harry Potter and the ...

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If you’ve never heard of Andrew Shirvell, I’ll let Anderson Cooper tell you about him in the video below. (If you’d like Shirvell with a side of snark, check out this Daily Show story from last week.) Shirvell was fired ...

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NEW YORK — For TV viewers, this cutthroat election year is a riot of attack ads and media saturation made possible by big-money donors. For TV stations, it’s a stimulus package. One research group expects TV political spending to hit ...

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Juan Williams told colorful stories about Thurgood Marshall and the importance of pro bono work Tuesday night at Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service’s annual awards reception. He also addressed what would otherwise have become the elephant in the room. “I’ve been ...

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Tonight I’ll be attending Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service’s pro bono recognition reception at the University of Maryland School of Law. The event will honor lawyers and law firms for their pro bono service, including three lawyers who have taken at ...

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The anguished expression of Albert Snyder on the front page of the Oct. 7, 2010, Baltimore Sun tells several stories — the father of a 20-year-old son killed in Iraq on March 3, 2006; a funeral that became a public ...

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It’s been one week since a New York Times report on the Tribune Co. and its corporate culture hit newsstands and the Web and the story is still generating chatter — locally and nationally, online and in print. The story ...

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If it’s the first Monday in October, it must be the first day of the Supreme Court term. Check out retired Justice John Paul Stevens’ chat with NPR’s Nina Totenberg on the one vote he regrets. And, without further adieu, ...

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