Arts

Social distancing and staying inside is hard. Thankfully, accessing good things to watch during this time is not. Taika Waititi is one of the hottest...

By Rachel F. Goldberg On April 22, 1823, a 3-year-old boy named Fedor was found mutilated in a field outside the town of Velizh, in...

Story and photo by Sonia Owchariw Poet and essayist Mollee Kruger’s 91st birthday was March 28. Named after her Aunt Molly, Kruger is known at...

This show has been postponed. An Egyptian police band is on their way to perform at the Arab Cultural Center in Petah Tikvah. After a...

Performance on the Egyptian bondage and American slavery comes to Owings Mills.

“This has been kind of a big week for me. I did recently have to buy a pregnancy test,” said Baltimore resident and comedian...

Israeli musician Avi Avital is a rock star on the mandolin, and he is on a personal mission to popularize an underrated instrument. His next step...

By failing to include Jewish characters in both their allegorical and historical episodes, “Doctor Who” simply continues telling stories about triumph against indiscriminate hate rather than strengthening the heart of any Nazi-fighting episode by seriously exploring what it would look like to face an enemy with such a very discriminate hatred.

Two ol’ buddies are going to save Pikesville. At least they will, after they finish up a few hundred breakfast meetings. One of those buddies...