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Local Liquor: A spirited look at our homegrown hooch

Local Liquor: A spirited look at Baltimore's homegrown hooch

Whiskey-making is back in Baltimore. more...

Prem Raja Mahat of Nepal House is an international music superstar in his spare time

Nepal House's Prem Raja Mahat is an international music superstar

“Try everything and see what you like,” Kabita Mahat, co-owner of Nepal House (920 N.... more...

Nose-picking, cringe-worthy Skynyrd tunes, and automatic defibrillators: The Nose goes to Gov. Hogan's inaugural gala

Hogan's inaugural gala: Nose-picking, Skynyrd, and defibrillators

Daniella, the new Maryland governor’s 2-year-old granddaughter, just wouldn’t quit. There... more...

A revival of 'Annie' at the Hippodrome revives the musical's mildly revolutionary roots

'Annie' at the Hippodrome revives the musical's revolutionary roots

People get really attached to musicals. There’s something about show tunes—maybe it’s their connections to... more...

Usha Gupta brought the ancient art of eyebrow threading to Baltimore

Usha Gupta is holding a piece of white cotton thread with her mouth. She twists the other end... more...

The High Life on Dabbing: Don't it make my soft drugs hard?

I’ve been hearing a lot about dabs, also called hash oil, wax, ear wax, shatter, or honey oil, for the last several months... more...

Local Liquor: A spirited look at Baltimore's homegrown hooch

Nepal House's Prem Raja Mahat is an international music superstar

Hogan's inaugural gala: Nose-picking, Skynyrd, and defibrillators

'Annie' at the Hippodrome revives the musical's revolutionary roots

Usha Gupta brought the ancient art of eyebrow threading to Baltimore

The High Life on Dabbing: Don't it make my soft drugs hard?

NEWS HOLE

Happening Saturday: Orioles FanFest, a new project from Height Keech, and more

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True Directions, a lesbian/queer feminist film series, is a fun way to build community. Check it out this Sunday

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Bonaparte Breads is closed temporarily, perhaps for good

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Local Liquor: A spirited look at our homegrown hooch

Whiskey-making is back in Baltimore. On a recent Friday morning, with anticipation and exhilaration trumping most of my trepidation, I...

Legendary gangster-cum-author Linwood 'Rudy' Williams is ready to talk after nearly a quarter-century in prison

The rumor mill, says 60-year-old Linwood Rudolph Williams, has it that “I killed like 200...

Don't Wait 'Til Midnight: Baltimore Adapts to the New Curfew Law

As a Senior Capstone project for the Juvenile Justice Reporting Project at Morgan State's School of Global Journalism and Communication,...

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MOBTOWN BEAT

Three-plus hours at the City Council Public Safety Committee hearing on police procedures

There are two, maybe three, important things to take from the three-plus-hour hearing on police procedures...

Nose-picking, cringe-worthy Skynyrd tunes, and automatic defibrillators: The Nose goes to Gov. Hogan's inaugural gala

Daniella, the new Maryland governor’s 2-year-old granddaughter, just wouldn’t quit. There...

Whistleblower cop Joseph Crystal recalls his battles with Baltimore's blue wall of silence

Faced with a potentially life-changing dilemma, Joseph Crystal asked his parents what to do. “Both my...

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Power Rankings

Baltimore City Power Rankings: Hogan, Sip N Bite, Bill Henry, more

City Folk

Usha Gupta brought the ancient art of eyebrow threading to Baltimore

The Mail

The Mail 1/28/15

Murder Ink

Murder Ink: 1/28/15

Ask A Cop

Ask a Cop: What happened to Officer Friendly, bad apples, search and seizure, and more

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Prem Raja Mahat of Nepal House is an international music superstar in his spare time

“Try everything and see what you like,” Kabita Mahat, co-owner of Nepal House (920 N. Charles St., [410] 547-0001) in Mount Vernon, says as she...

The Boathouse Canton helps us survive the winter months with brunch, a raw bar, and delectable dishes

Like its namesake, Greektown institution Zorba's Bar and Grill, relishes the pleasures of good food

Cooking

Brokeass Gourmet: Cherry Pepper Romesco Sauce

Drinking

Hooch: Hot cocktails for a cold winter

Dining

Comings and Goings: New Hampden spot Pique, Mara Nostrum, Clark Burger, and more

MUSIC

The Stone Hill All-Stars are like the Pogues but with polka

By Travis Kitchens

Songwriter and guitarist Paul Margolis and accordionist John Shock have been playing music together for almost 30 years now. Starting with Shock’s band Two Legs,...

T.V. John Langworthy has turned thousands of his dreams into songs

Priests' Katie Alice Greer talks pop, politics, and why D.C. and everywhere else kind of sucks

Music Boxes

Rap Sheet: A new album from Skarr Akbar, DJ Shawn Smallwood, and more

The Short List

The Short List: The Soft Pink Truth, Chris Brown, Trey Songz, Wet Brain, and more

Hey DJ

Hey DJ: A winter dance party at the Ottobar, DJ Impulse, DJ Sliink, more

SCREENS

'Mr. Turner,' Mike Leigh's unsentimental, phlegmy J.M.W. Turner biopic

Joseph Mallord William Turner didn’t so much speak as cough up phlegmatic sounds. At least, such is the...

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'The Night of the Hunter,' a meandering parable of good vs. evil that helps us endure

Streaming

Clicking and Streaming: 'Love Is Strange' and 'Sword of Doom'

Gaming

Gamer's Grammar: Thinking about video game violence in light of Charlie Hebdo and Boko Haram

VISUAL ART

Dario Robleto's 'Setlists For a Setting Sun' is like a religious shrine for scientists

There’s a good chance we’re not alone in the universe. We, the citizens of Earth, have yet to knowingly communicate with extraterrestrial lifeforms, unless...

'From Rye to Raphael' at the Walters highlights the collectors' thematic shifts in taste

Jo Smail's photographs and paintings respond to centuries of change in Florence, Italy

BOOKS

Mikita Brottman's discursive, literary dog book 'The Great Grisby' splits the difference between sentimentality and intellectual seriousness

When Jill Abramson took over as the executive editor of the New York Times back in September 2011, among the many criticisms thrown at the first woman to...