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The Blackout Nights, Destry, Mean Creek, Leland Palmer, Hiphopmcdougal
2/10/2010, The Ottobar, Baltimore.
Steve Hofstetter’s Comedy Without Apology Tour
2/9/2010, Metro Gallery, Baltimore.
Homeless Youth Art Slam
2/10/2010, Cyclops Books and Music, Baltimore.
More than a dozen homeless or formerly homeless young people—brought together by the Baltimore Homeless Youth Initiative’s Youth Leaders—will tell their stories through poetry, visual art, song, and dance....[MORE]
Music by Bret McCabe:
Theresa Bickham: The Towson University voice teacher and soprano talks about little-performed 20th-century voice works
Film by Bret McCabe:
Minute Waltz: Local novelist Michael Kimball pieces together a new kind of film narrative in 60 Writers/60 Places
Feature by Erin Sullivan:
Single-Payer-Minded: Local health-care practitioners explain why they're willing to go to jail in the name of health-care reform
Mobtown Beat by Van Smith:
Runaway Trainman: Would-be Cockeysville railroader wins appeals and keeps on dreaming
No Cover Review by Michael Byrne:
Kinda Like Something Big: Under Sound Music keeps it tight and thinks big
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2/3/2010: Snow Apocalypse 2010: Lafayette Gilchrist and Louis Moholo-Moholo Performance Moved Up in Noise by Michael Byrne
2/3/2010: Health Care Reform Doctors Arrested Outside Obama Speech in The News Hole by Erin Sullivan
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Councilmania > Councilmania: Keeping tabs on the City Council's activities so you don't have to 2/4/2010
Stage > Alone in the Dark: Two excellent peformances anchor this emotionally powerful experience 2/4/2010
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Considered: The Hexagon Goes ASCAP Free by Michael Byrne
Wrong. ASCAP was actually created to deal with the early 20th century version of cover songs. In 1914, covers were a ver ...
A Whole New World by Vincent Williams
He takes his kids to a theme park named for a notorious anti-Semite....calls readers who don't like his writing "cockroa ...
Considered: The Hexagon Goes ASCAP Free by Michael Byrne
I don't think ASCAP licensing applies to live covers of licensed songs. I think it's just playing recordings of license ...
Film Review: Burn After Reading: Directed by Ethan and Joel Coen
What an utter waste of my time. This film has no plot and is not worth your time. ...
Free Range Review: Mr. Rain's Fun House: A fun and fanciful dining experience at the American Visionary Art Museum
I love this restaurant. ...
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