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Arts & Life
In the Kitchen: Love Song of Basbousa
One of basbousa’s key ingredients is semolina. An ingredient that has been in culinary use since ancient times, semolina is mentioned in the Torah and other ancient Jewish texts
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Production Back in Md. for ‘House of Cards’ Season 6 — Baltimore Fishbowl
Kevin Spacey was infamously booted off the show in November 2017 following a tide of allegations that he made sexual advances toward or sexually assaulted teenagers earlier in his career.
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Jonathan Schwartz, executive director of the Modell Performing Arts Center at the Lyric (Photo by Kimberly Phillips-Simonetti)
Lyrically Speaking
“The Lyric is unique in Baltimore in that it brings in all sorts of performers. It isn’t a one-size-fits-all. It doesn’t just do ballet or do Broadway plays. It does a little bit of everything.” –Jonathan Schwartz
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Beauty Beat: The Look of Love
Whether it’s a candle-lit dinner for two, a spectacular singles soiree or pizza night with the kids, on Valentine’s Day, love is in the air.
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Quick 5: Thoroughly Modern Matchmaker
Many singles can also benefit from the advice of a professional dating coach like Tammy Tilson.
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Leonard Cohen performing during the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival 2009 at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, Cali., April 17, 2009. (Paul Butterfield/Getty Images)
Leonard Cohen, Carrie Fisher Win Posthumous Grammy Awards
Leonard Cohen’s posthumous Grammy in the category of Best Rock Performance was for the title song from his final album “You Want It Darker,” which was released 19 days before his death.
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Jump-Starting Your Garden
Joining a seed bank or a group of gardening friends who also purchase seeds and are willing to swap and share can save money.
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With “The Elephant with a Knot in His Trunk,” Dr. Stuart Sheer and Nancy Patz wanted to use animals to tell a story about overcoming adversity. (Photo by Lisa Shifren)
Authors of ‘The Elephant with a Knot in His Trunk’ Tackle Bullying, Being Different
Nancy Patz and Dr. Stuart Sheer recently sat down with Jmore to talk about their new book, “The Elephant with a Knot in His Trunk.”
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Fossil in Israel Has Scientists Thinking Humans Left Africa Long Before They Thought
Scientists say that an ancient upper jawbone and associated stone tools could also mean that Homo sapiens, modern humans, arose in Africa far earlier than fossils now show, according to a study published this week in the journal Science by Tel Aviv University anthropologist Israel Hershkovitz.
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