Choosing Sides
Let the side dishes shine this Thanksgiving with these new holiday-inspired recipes from The Classic Catering People.
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Arts & Life
Gal Gadot at the “Wonder Woman” premiere in Hollywood, Calif., May 25, 2017. (Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
Gal Gadot Pulls Out of Event for Producer Brett Ratner Amid Sex Scandals
Gadot, the star of “Wonder Woman,” late last week backed out of the Jewish National Fund dinner in Hollywood, Variety first reported. The co-chair of the dinner, she was scheduled to present the Tree of Life Award to Ratner.
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Lauren Rutkovitz, owner of A Style Studio, stands in the clothing shop for women in Pikesville, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2017. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Style Maven Lauren Rutkovitz Expands her Pikesville Boutique
Rutkovitz says that before owning her store, finding stylish clothing in her size was challenging. She says it gratifies her to know that A Style Studio brings fashionable apparel to women of all shapes and sizes.
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Beauty Beat: Walk on the Wild Side
Sometimes, it’s fun to branch out, be a little daring and step out of our beauty comfort zones.
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How this Pristine 15th-Century Hebrew Bible Survived the Inquisition
Thanks to the university’s undocumented policy of subterfuge against the Inquisition, Coimbra was in possession of a collection of rare, pristine Jewish manuscripts found nowhere else.
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Hot new eyeglass styles and trends. Bowers & Snyder $333 Roger Julia (left), Bernard Shear $475
Jacques Durand (right), Bernard Shear $385 (bottom) (Photo by Vince Lupo)
Vision Quest
The creation of fashion-forward frames, such as Prada’s Baroque glasses, and the accessibility of lower-priced-yet-fashionable lines from Warby Parker, have created a climate where glasses can be both chic and affordable.
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One of Baltimore's true characters, the late Baltimore City Councilman Dominic "Mimi" DiPietro once called on President Jimmy Carter to repair Highlandtown's potholes. (Photo from "Flickering Treasures: Rediscovering Baltimore's Forgotten Movie Theaters" © Amy Davis 2017)
Cherished Memories Among the Flickering Images
“The chasm between the past and present can be very painful,” writes Davis, a veteran photographer with The Sun. “Our most disfigured and forgotten theaters are metaphors for a city that has fallen short of its promise.”
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Vancouver Offers Intriguing Array of Cultural and Visual Treats
We began our Vancouver visit by acting on the advice of virtually everyone we know and scoring tickets to iconic Butchart Gardens. This virtual flora factory, on the south end of Vancouver Island, pulsates with a million flowers and plants.
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