At the 74th annual American Cinema Editors Eddie Awards ceremony, Baltimorean John Waters was among those honored for achievements in film.
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John Waters isn’t a very Good Guy on ‘Chucky’
Baltimore’s famous filth elder made an appearance on “Chucky” this week, and the character he plays is not a very Good Guy.
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Closing Sunday, the ‘John Waters: Pope of Trash’ museum exhibit paid tribute to the filmmaker and his hometown, Baltimore
“John Waters: Pope of Trash,” an exhibit dedicated to the Baltimore filmmaker, will close Sunday at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles.
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Mayor, expectant father, and new homeowner: Scott announces a child on the way, closes on first house
Friday marked a momentous occasion for Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, who announced that he and his girlfriend Hana Pugh are expecting a child.
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John Waters debuts fashion and gift line; drops canine-themed single; offers details about Christmas tour of spoken-word shows
Baltimore filmmaker John Waters is debuting new line of fashion, gifts and other merchandise; is dropping a canine-themed single; and shared details of his Christmas tour of spoken-word shows.
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Want to get married? John Waters is available to perform the ceremony (premarital counseling included)
A wedding ceremony officiated by Baltimore filmmaker John Waters is among the items up for auction to support the Provincetown Film Society.
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How to Find Love
This Valentine’s Day, columnist Jalynn Harris walks through seven steps of how to find love: love of family, love of romantic partners, and love of friends.
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These winter shows will transport Baltimore-area theater audiences through time and reality
Christmas classics with Baltimore twists and plays about mental illness are among the shows that theater audience can look forward to this winter.
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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Maryland primary pushed to July 19; Judge orders new DNA testing in Adnan Syed case featured on ‘Serial’ podcast; and more
Md. Primary Pushed Back to July 19 — Maryland Matters Adnan Syed case: Baltimore judge orders new DNA testing in murder case featured in ‘Serial’ podcast — The Baltimore Sun Marilyn Mosby’s campaign website returns, one month after being taken offline — WMAR Hogan Dismisses Questions On White House Run As Speculation Swirls — WJZ […]
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Hundreds of John Waters fans, including the former Lorena Bobbitt, gather in Hampden for a four-hour book-signing
Hundreds of John Waters’ fans braved the rain to be among the first to buy one or more of the books he was releasing Wednesday.
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Baltimore native Lucy Polk Carter survived Titanic sinking — but not marriage
Lucy Polk Carter, a Baltimore native, was among the survivors of the Titanic sinking on the night of April 14, 1912.
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Hollywood rolls out the red carpet for John Waters
Baltimore’s Senator and Charles theaters will host free watch parties Monday at 2:30 p.m. EST for the unveiling of John Waters’ star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Thursday Morning Headlines: Project to make Druid Lake swimmable could begin in 2024; First commercial tenant in new Port Covington building; Mosby and Frosh clash over Syed case; and more.
Construction to make Druid Lake swimmable could begin in spring 2024 – The Sun First commercial tenant comes to new Port Covington building – Baltimore Business Journal BARCS animal shelter closed after attempted armed robbery of employee – WBAL-TV Mosby urges Frosh to ‘dig a little deeper’ in Syed ‘Serial’ case – WMAR-TV City schools […]
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Two local movie theaters to host free watch parties for filmmaker John Waters getting his star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
Baltimore’s Senator and Charles theaters will host free watch parties to see John Waters receive his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: Prosecutors move to vacate Adnan Syed conviction; Jury selection delayed in Mosby trial; Maryland ends FY22 with $2B surplus; and more.
Baltimore prosecutors move to vacate Adnan Syed conviction in 1999 murder case brought to national fame in ‘Serial’ podcast — The Baltimore Sun Jury selection pushed back in Marilyn Mosby Federal perjury trial — WMAR Maryland closes Fiscal Year 2022 with $2B surplus — WJZ Long-distance Amtrak service canceled starting Thursday amid looming freight rail […]
