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In the 1960s-era crime drama, Natalie Portman plays a frustrated Pikesville housewife who becomes an investigative journalist to pursue an unsolved homicide case. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images, via JTA)
The seven-part series — based on the novel of the same name by Baltimore author Laura Lippman — stars Academy Award-winning actress Natalie Portman and was filmed in Pikesville and other parts of Baltimore.
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Rap superstars Drake (left) and Kendrick Lamar have been trading insults in a series of songs that have aroused commentary far beyond the music world. (Prince Williams/Wireimage; Erika Goldring/FilmMagic; via Getty Images via JTA)
The battle between Drake and Kendrick Lamar reflects a deeper fissure in the rap industry, writes scholar Jonathan Branfman.
Read More“It’s one of those shows that’s really fun,” The Maryland Theatre Collective executive director Rachel Sandler says of “Falsettos,” which runs through May 5 at the Chesapeake Arts Center.
Read MoreJmore talked with associate artistic director Noah Himmelstein about Everyman Theatre’s production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and his unique spin on the Shakespearian classic.
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On TikTok, Kyle Marisa Roth had an account of more than 202,000 followers while her videos received more than 5 million “likes” in total. (Photo courtesy of Sol Levinson & Bros.)
A Chestertown resident who grew up in Anne Arundel County, Kyle Marisa Roth was a popular producer of celebrity gossip on TikTok and other platforms.
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The Israeli film "Seven Blessings" stars Reymonde Amsallem (center), who co-wrote the award-winning film with co-star Eleanor Sela. (Provided photo)
Among this year’s offerings will be “Seven Blessings,” a 2023 Israeli comedy-drama and winner of 10 Ophir Awards.
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Jeremy Schaftel: "I feel like Baltimore, much like my company, is best in small doses." (Provided photo)
The gala will be a homecoming for the Pikesville native, who became a bar mitzvah at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation.
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Rona Kobell: “The film is about these two communities on Deal Island trying to hold on to their history, culture, heritage and extended families. It’s about how they do that and what their hopes are for the future.” (Right) The John Wesley United Methodist Church on Deal Island. (Provided photos)
With her documentary, local journalist Rona Kobell explores the environmental and social conditions of the Eastern Shore’s Deal Island.
Read MoreB&O Unlocked, a new program from the B&O Railroad Museum, offers the opportunity to tour every locomotive in the museum’s collection.
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A pair of intrepid bouncing enthusiasts give the bounce house at the Community Block Party their full and undivided attention. (Photo by Robyn Stevens Brody)
Last Sunday, the young and the not-so-young returned to the Owings Mills JCC campus for this year’s gathering, featuring music, food, games, bounce houses and more.
Read MoreOnce again, we proudly present Jmore’s annual preview of what promises to be an exciting arts and cultural season in Charm City.
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