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Chill Harder: An in-depth conversation between Dope Body and Roomrunner Local noisy rock outfits Dope Body and Roomrunner both have new releases out—an LP, "Lifer,"... more... Long road back to Baltimore after living amid Liberia's Ebola outbreak more... Baltimore's narcotics history dates back to bringing opium to China With its longstanding reputation as a high-volume heroin town, Baltimore’s modern black-... more... '20,000 Days on Earth' Spends 24 hours with Nick Cave Nick Cave, like Narcissus or Miley Cyrus, is a myth. But he’s a myth who thinks about myths,... more... New schools CEO Gregory Thornton offers his vision for public education Pho-King Great: Saigon Today fills an Asian-cuisine void in Canton Chill Harder: An in-depth conversation between Dope Body and Roomrunner Long road back to Baltimore after living amid Liberia's Ebola outbreak Baltimore's narcotics history dates back to bringing opium to China '20,000 Days on Earth' Spends 24 hours with Nick Cave NEWS HOLE Wandering Eye: Frank Conaway Jr.'s crazy videos, Jerry Saltz on Matisse, and more NOISE A year and a half after losing its space to a fire, Open Space resurfaces on Franklin Street FEEDBAG Ejji Ramen gives preview of menu, set to open Oct. 26 MORE BLOGS GALLERIES Electric Pharaoh Unplugged: Behind The Scenes with the New BROS Production Camp 83 Part Two: Maacela 10 Things To Do This Week The Faces of Ebola Electric Pharaoh After Party In Photos Heatherween Night in Photos NEWS AND FEATURES New Regulations Encourage Rush To Judgment On Impounded Dogs By Edward Ericson Jr. Tyrone Staten says he watched, helpless, as two pit bulls ripped his daughter’s Shih Tzu... Tears of a Clown: Starbuck has lived a long life as a Baltimore entertainer By Baynard Woods Starbuck the clown whistles as the Inner Harbor crowds pass by. Today, he is dressed, seasonally,... Murder Ink By Edward Ericson Jr. After a hellish week with seven murders plus two previous deaths added to the list, Baltimore saw only one new homicide... Baltimore City Power Rankings The Mail: Silo Points I totally agree that there is a silo within Baltimore—and Kalima’s final paragraph is a good summation on a way to solve it (&... Huffing and Puffing By Van Smith A bill to restrict the use of vapor products, often called “electronic cigarettes”... VIEW ALL NEWS AND FEATURES SCREENS Allegory of the Cave: '20,000 Days on Earth' Spends 24 hours with Nick Cave By Will Miller Nick Cave, like Narcissus or Miley Cyrus, is a myth. But he’s a myth who thinks about myths,... 'St. Vincent' is a very Bill Murray movie starring Bill Murray By Joe MacLeod Bill Murray is overrated, and it’s not anybody’s fault. It doesn’t mean Bill Murray is bad or anything,... Gamer's Grammar: Why You Should Care About Gamergate By Justin Sirois It’s been a particularly troubling few months for women within the online social circles I... VIEW ALL SCREENS STORIES MUSIC Chill Harder: An in-depth conversation between Dope Body and Roomrunner By Brandon Weigel Local noisy rock outfits Dope Body and Roomrunner both have new releases out—an LP, "Lifer,"... Blue Notes: Todd Marcus, Ralph Peterson, and the Rufus Reid Quintet By Geoffrey Himes - Todd Marcus’ new album, “Blues for Tahrir,” was inspired by the recent upheavals in Egypt: not... The Short List By Al Shipley WEDNESDAY: Mixology, an annual multi-night event celebrating dance and electronic music that kicked... The Short List By Al Shipley WEDNESDAY: Chicago-based bassist and composer Matt Ullery leads a quartet at An die Musik... VIEW ALL MUSIC STORIES VISUAL ART Joyce J. Scott's show skewers the malignancy of self-righteous narcissism By Bret McCabe Longer than it is wide, bell-shaped at one end, anchored by two ovoids at the other--yep, that's a peen. On display. In the art exhibition.... Lease Agreement show explores effects of conflict in Gaza By Rebekah Kirkman “Full Bleed” AVAM's annual show presents big gains for the museum By Geoffrey Himes When I visited the Prado Museum in Madrid last year, I walked countless hallways filled with child-... The Freddy Gallery Bars Its Windows, Courts New York, Hosts Show Of Miniatures By Marie Claire A caravan of miniature automobiles sets the scene: A white van, a box truck, and a cop car hang... VIEW ALL VISUAL ART STORIES BOOKS Project Runway: A new book investigates all the ways women relate to their clothes By Anna Walsh When it comes to clothes, I’ve always been pretty girly. But when I was a sports copy... Erstwhile Poet Laureate Rita Dove performs "Sonata Mulattica" with classical violinist By Geoffrey Himes When Rita Dove comes to Howard Community College next Wednesday, the former U.S. Poet Laureate will be joined on stage by violinist Joshua... Rogue's Tail By Baynard Woods When Robert Marbury pulls a squirrel’s skin out of his bag, the fur has something of a... VIEW ALL BOOKS STAGE Annex Theater invites you to a night of humanity at its worst while savoring food at its best--you know, the norm--with "The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover" By Bret McCabe Rjyan Kidwell took my fork. I was planning to continue using it. Sure, the former City Paper... The Terrible Tubers: Experimental horror play gets philosophical about our favorite roots with "Potatoes of August" By Baynard Woods Potatoes of August Existential Ankhs: Bros rock like Egyptians with 'Electric Pharaoh' By Rebecca Scott Lord If there was ever a way to start an Egyptian-themed rock opera, tripping out on sheets of papyrus is close to the top. And thanks to the... VIEW ALL STAGE STORIES EATS & DRINKS Pho-King Great: Saigon Today fills an Asian-cuisine void in Canton By Jennifer Waldera Wandering into corner bars in Canton often means a night of burgers and beers, with or without a... Chickpea-Flour Flatbread By Gabi Moskowitz I tend to develop crushes on ingredients. Sweet potatoes, kale, coconut milk, avocados, and chicken... Queen of the East By S.H. Fernando Jr. As recently as two years ago, satisfying your craving for authentic Ethiopian food required a... Arugula Salad with Bresaola and Manchego By Collin Morstein In what feels like an instant, summer has passed and we find ourselves squarely in the midst of fall. The onset of... VIEW ALL EATS & DRINKS STORIES COLUMNS You Need to Learn to Relax or the Stress Will Fucking Kill You Before the Thing That is Supposed to Kill You Gets the Chance By Joe MacLeod I am just a squirrel out there trying to get a nut, and, in the manner of the noble and industrious... Field Tripping: Getting Historic By Kate Drabinski I have one of those sweet day jobs where I don’t generally have to be... Free Will Astrology By Rob Brezsny ARIES (March 21-April 19): The driest place on the planet is the Atacama Desert in northern Chile.... Savage Love: Rings & Things By Dan Savage I’m a 20-something married trans guy in an openish marriage. In the online hunt for a guy to have some aboveboard, under-the-... 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