Features

  • Diana Miller is the owner of Diana Original Hoops, a hula hoop and exercise company. She demonstrates what her classes look like for a portrait at Lake Montebello on Friday, March 12, 2021.
  • Brinae Ali sings during a performance. Keystone Korner, a jazz club in Harbor East, is home to the Baltimore Jazz Collective, an in-house jazz band.
  • Malik Perry warms up with some drum routines on the roof of his apartment. A new digital series created by a partnership between Ellen Degeneres highlights the service work of Baltimore drummers Timothy Fletcher and Malik Perry, also known as A1 Chops. The two drummers appeared on DeGeneres’ show in September.
  • In preparation for the start of the 2018-19 school year, the Baltimore Mobile Barber Lounge provided complimentary haircuts to elementary and middle school boys on Saturday morning from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.
  • Bradley Scott has lived at 4648 Park Heights Ave. for decades, but in 2014, Baltimore City decided they wanted to incorporate the land into the Park Heights redevelopment project and condemned it, which gave them legal ownership of it. Then they decided they wanted to return it to the family. It’s been six years and the matter hasn’t been resolved. 07-23-20
  • Denise Sharp, surrounded by old photos of her family, holds up a photo of her father Donald Doerer, a World War II veteran. Sharp’s father was the first cousin of Earle V. Hann, Jr., of Baltimore, who we now know died aboard the HMT Rohna in one of the worst maritime disasters in U.S. military history, though the incident was kept quiet. 05.26.21.
  • Alexis Fuller, 11, Tessa Stalling, 11, and Chase Willingham, 10, ride the Cliff Hanger ride at the Maryland State Fair, which runs from Thu, Aug 22, 2019 to Mon, Sep 2, 2019.
  • Instructor Toni White switches songs as one is about to end. The Boom Shake fitness class, created by Toni White, combines dance moves and music with strengthening. 11-07-2019
  • Shaun Fayson, a freshman, stands at attention with his drum. Behind-the-scenes with Morgan State’s Marching Band as they prepare to perform at Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade in New York City. 11-06-2019
  • Mario performs at UMBC’s Event Center on Sunday, April 7th as part of B2K’s Millennium Tour.
  • Kalye Carroll gets some work done on her leg by tattoo artist Jake Karomol. The 11th annual Villain Arts Baltimore Tattoo Convention was held over the weekend of May 4th at the Baltimore Convention Center.
  • Police Commissioner Kevin Davis speaks on the phone inside his car near the 900 block of Bennett Place. Part of Dan Rodricks’ ride-along with Davis on Thursday, August 24, 2017.
  • Guitarist Jake Kiszka. Greta Van Fleet performed at Rams Head Live! on Wednesday, May 10.
  • City’s marching band and cheerleaders performed during halftime. Baltimore City College took on Baltimore Polytechnic Institute on Saturday, November 4 at M&T Bank Stadium; it was the two rival schools’ 129th meeting.
  • J. Cole performed at Royal Farms Arena on Sunday, August 6th, as part of his 4 Your Eyez Only tour.
  • Baltimore,MD-1/6/14- R&B singer Miguel performed Wednesday night at the Modell Performing Arts Center at The Lyric. It was one of his stops on the War & Leisure tour.
  • Midshipment sit and watch the graduation proceedings. The Naval Academy class of 2019 is commissioned at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium on Friday, May 24.
  • A midshipman walks briskly toward his seat with his hat on display during the commissioning ceremony on Friday, May 26, 2017.
  • Dr. Young looks at the empty lab, which won’t see students in the spring semester. Dr. Jamie Young, a chemistry lecturer at Johns Hopkins University, is recording videos for his lab classes to make sure students can still learn the material even as JHU moves to online courses during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
  • Celebrated Summer’s founder Tony Pence has collected a lot of memorabilia from Greater Baltimore’s punk scene (primarily stemming from 1977-1989). He’s putting on a show called Killed by Charm at Metro Gallery on August 3.
  • A billboard went up near Mount Vernon Thursday, proclaiming a marriage proposal from Juan Carlos Puga to Allison Haley. She said yes. 10-31-2019.
  • Ravioli with cherry glen farm goat cheese, delicata squash, charred onion brodo, pepitas and golden sage. Thacher & Rye, the new restaurant from chef Bryan Voltaggio, in downtown Frederick. 02-11-2021
  • Strawberry Shortcake at the Tilted Row. Food review at The Tilted Row in Bolton Hill.
  • Natalie Wynn, aka “Contrapoints,” is a transgender YouTube star with over 600,000 followers and a huge social media following as well. She’s considered the counter to conservative pundits like Ben Shapiro and Tucker Carlson.
  • Daisy Solares smiles as she talks about her father, Juan Gabriel Solares, who passed away in May from COVID-19. Solares is a respiratory therapist at the University of Maryland Medical Center and was among the first in system to get the coronavirus vaccine, but it didn’t arrive in time to save her father. 12-18-2020
  • Maryam Sodeyi, a crisis counselor at the Baltimore Crisis Response center in West Baltimore, fields calls on Friday, May 7, 2021.
  • Former city planner Jim Hall, one of the most tattooed people in the world, talks about the tunnels under Fed Hill. Does Federal Hill really have a system of ‘secret’ tunnels running underneath of it? Reporter Colin Campbell digs into this story.
  • As workers remove more letters from the Domino Sugars sign, all that remains on Friday, March 12, 2021 is the word ‘no.’