Dr. Scott Rifkin: How Food Defines Us
Traditional family dishes are remembrances of the ones we love and those we have lost, writes Jmore Publisher Scott Rifkin, M.D.
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Opinion
It Ain’t Necessarily So
We’re living in a time when anyone can post a wild rumor or innuendo, and it takes on a life of its own, writes Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.
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Stephanie Rawlings-Blake was honored with an official portrait unveiled on Saturday, Nov. 1, at a City Hall ceremony with other former Baltimore mayors. (File photo)
Portraits of Power … or Painful Reminders?
A City Hall ceremony over the weekend reminded Baltimoreans of how little progress the city has made in recent decades, writes Michael Olesker.
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Houses of the Living
Cemeteries are places where we can connect with loved ones and strangers alike, writes Rabbi Debi Wechsler.
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Tip of the Iceberg?
Last week’s NBA gambling scandal marks a scary time for professional sports, writes Michael Olesker.
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Yeah, He Caught My Eye: The author is shown here with her first crush, former teenage heartthrob Shaun Cassidy. (Provided photo)
Met Him on a Saturday and My Heart Stood Still
Linda L. Esterson writes about recently meeting her first childhood crush, Shaun Cassidy, singer of the ’70s remake “Da Doo Ron Ron.”
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Tools of Justice
Justice demands that we pay attention to how we make use of our possessions, writes Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg.
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Mourning the Lost America
Millions of grieving people came out last weekend to tell each other they’re not alone in their disgust with the policies of the Trump administration, writes Michael Olesker.
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Struggling for Composure
Sixty-two years ago, we thought assassination was an aberration, writes Michael Olesker. Now, we take it as part of the routine American narrative.
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Here's Looking at You, Kid: Diane Keaton is shown here with Woody Allen (center) and Jerry lacy in a scene from the 1973 film, "Play It Again, Sam." (Wikipedia)
Diane Keaton Reached for Beauty Below the Surface
Michael Olesker writes about the Academy Award-winning actress, who died at 79.
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Dr. Scott Rifkin: A Reason for Hope
Jmore Publisher Scott Rifkin, M.D., explains why he found hope in how the public responded after Jimmy Kimmel’s recent suspension.
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