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Desus Nice, left, and The Kid Mero in North Hollywood, Calif., April 20, 2018. (Charley Gallay/Getty Images for VICELAND)
Desus and Mero don’t single out the Jewish community for a biased mocking, instead treating Jews as they would any other community with whom they interact: as a legitimate target for humor.
Read MoreAdam Greenberg, 48, believes the minerals in the New York water supply are the secret ingredients behind New York pizza and bagels.
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Baltimore welterweight Benny Goldstein served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and later opened a radio repair business.
(File Photo)
Boxing has always offered opportunities for young men (and more recently, women) from poor or working-class backgrounds to rise above their stations. In the ’20s and ’30s, that meant members of recently arrived immigrant groups, particularly Italians and Jews.
Read MoreAharon Appelfeld once said that while the Holocaust hovered over virtually all of his work, a more pervasive theme was loneliness.
Read MoreJmore recently spoke with Kinky Friedman about the origins of his nickname, his new album “Circus of Life” and his long friendship with country music icon Willie Nelson.
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Baltimore attractions: Green Mount Cemetery, George Peabody Library and Druid Hill Park Conservatory (left to right) (Photos by Joel Nadler)
Everyone knows about Harborplace, the National Aquarium and Fells Point. But what about some of the lesser-known, off-the-beaten-path places in and around Baltimore?
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Built in 1827, Concord Point Light is the oldest continuously operated lighthouse in Maryland. (Photo by Pat Venturino)
You may be “stay-caying” close to home this summer, but that doesn’t mean you can’t leave your own backyard. Only about 45 minutes up I-95 is the historic and quaint waterfront town of Havre de Grace.
Read MoreSee pictures of some of the lesser-known, off-the-beaten-path places in and around Baltimore.
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Dai Andrews, a local escape artist, recreates Harry Houdini's historic feat of escaping a straitjacket while hanging from a 65-foot crane during the Magic of Jonestown Festival on June 24, 2018.(Photo by Steve Ruark)
“The Magic of Jonestown Festival” coincided with the opening of the Jewish Museum of Maryland’s new, original exhibition “Inescapable: The Life and Legacy of Harry Houdini.”
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Efi Asaf, left, and Rachel Brown cooking matzah balls at a Mevashlim B’Ivrit class in Boise, Idaho. (Courtesy of Asaf)
This group of women, all Israelis, have come together to cook, eat and schmooze — and then eat a little more.
Read MoreStanford Kitchen opens in Owings Mills; the Trifecta Food Truck and Music Festival is coming back.
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