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'Southland' changes partners in fourth season
Zap2ItFans who tuned in last week to the fourth-season premiere of TNT's Tuesday LAPD police drama "Southland" may have noticed that many of the players were the same, but the pairings have been shuffled a bit. Former rookie cop Ben Sherman (Ben McKenzie)...Tags: Music, Dorian Missick, Concerts, AMC (tv network), Southland (tv program)
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Celebrity Scoop: Molly Parker
Zap2ItPlaying a character another actress originated is just the latest chapter in Molly Parker's varied career. Previously a star of "Deadwood" and "Swingtown," the Canadian-born actress also has been a regular in independent films. She's doing weekly...Tags: The Big Lebowski (movie), Juliette Lewis, Molly Parker, Washington, DC, Tom Cruise
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John Waters, Ron Shelton, David Simon react to 'Diner'
!["Diner" has resonated with Baltimore-connected writers and moviemakers across the popular and literary spectrum. Here are some of their reactions to the movie's 30th anniversary.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-12/66475489-03064448.jpg ""Diner\" has resonated with Baltimore-connected writers and moviemakers across the popular and literary spectrum. Here are some of their reactions to the movie's 30th anniversary.")
"Diner" has resonated with Baltimore-connected writers and moviemakers across the popular and literary spectrum. Here are some of their reactions to the movie's 30th anniversary.
The film "shined a light on a time in Baltimore that I was not that...Tags: Treme (tv program), Religion and Belief, Judaism, Television Industry, John Waters
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Werner's to reopen in March 2012 under new ownership
The Baltimore SunWerner's luncheonette, the downtown fixture that was a gathering spot for politicians and lawyers, will reopen under new ownership. Werner's, which closed on April 15 after a 61-year run, has been sold to John Smoudianis, the owner of Never on Sunday,...Tags: Mount Vernon, Restaurant and Catering Industry, HBO (tv network), Barry Levinson
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Baltimore through an artist's eyes
Television series such as "The Wire" offered up a gritty vision of Baltimore as a fading metropolis where murder and mayhem are daily hazards of urban life. Throw in a measure of endemic family dysfunction, political corruption and a substance abuse...Tags: Libraries, Arts, Baltimore Museum of Art, Fine Artists, Arts
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Just say no to marijuana convictions
Should juries vote "not guilty" on low-level marijuana charges to send a message about our country's insane marijuana arrest policy? Jury nullification is a constitutional doctrine that allows juries to acquit defendants who are technically guilty but...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Thomas Paine, Prisons, Elections, David Simon
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City must do more to support Grand Prix
![The dust has settled on the inaugural Baltimore Grand Prix, an event that I and several others lived and breathed over the past two-plus years. I acknowledge that I am not objective, having invested substantial money, effort and reputation as the "face of the race" since I began working on this challenging project in 2008. Like most of my investor partners, my primary goal was to bring a world-class event to Baltimore in the hope of changing certain perceptions about our city.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-12/66469673-05074641.jpg "The dust has settled on the inaugural Baltimore Grand Prix, an event that I and several others lived and breathed over the past two-plus years. I acknowledge that I am not objective, having invested substantial money, effort and reputation as the "face of the race\" since I began working on this challenging project in 2008. Like most of my investor partners, my primary goal was to bring a world-class event to Baltimore in the hope of changing certain perceptions about our city.")
The dust has settled on the inaugural Baltimore Grand Prix, an event that I and several others lived and breathed over the past two-plus years. I acknowledge that I am not objective, having invested substantial money, effort and reputation as the "face of...Tags: Pratt Street, Labor Day, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Baltimore Convention Center, Entertainment
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Dominic West happy to leave the dark side in 'Appropriate Adult'
RedEyeDominic West won't be playing a serial killer again any time soon. The British actor, best known for his role as hard-drinking detective Jimmy McNulty on "The Wire," had his fill of the darker side while filming "Appropriate Adult" (9 p.m. Saturday,...Tags: Music, Romola Garai, Michael K. Williams, Sundance Channel (tv network), Prisons
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Reality show begins filming next week at BWI
Travelers at BWI Marshall might notice camera crews scurrying around concourses A and B next week when a new reality TV show about air travel begins shooting at the airport.
The show from TLC, which doesn't yet have a name, claims to give TV viewers...Tags: Twelve Monkeys (movie), Trips and Vacations, Holly Hunter, Transportation, Television Industry
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50+ Main Titles: 1990–2011
LA Times MagazineA special extended episode of prime-time TV opening sequences—part three, 1990–2011. Play the clips, vote for the best... -
Island gives chef the tools he needs
LUMMI ISLAND, Wash. — The cooks are assigned homework. Once a week, sometimes more, The Willows Inn chef Blaine Wetzel sends his five cooks to forage in the wild. One might be tasked with elderflowers and crab apple blossoms, his job to pluck 30...Tags: Native Americans, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, New York, Washington (U.S. state), Dining and Drinking
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Character Crushes: Who Do You Love? (Spoiler Alert: Eric Northman)
![I write this after my third viewing of this week's "True Blood." Why did I watch the HBO show three times? Was it because of the intricate "Lost"-like plot? (Um, noes because said intricacy does not exist in this soapy show. It's about as obvious as you can get.)](http://redeye.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-08/63834485-08153732.jpg "I write this after my third viewing of this week's "True Blood.\" Why did I watch the HBO show three times? Was it because of the intricate \"Lost\"-like plot? (Um, noes because said intricacy does not exist in this soapy show. It's about as obvious as you can get.)")
I write this after my third viewing of this week's "True Blood." Why did I watch the HBO show three times? Was it because of the intricate "Lost"-like plot? (Um, noes because said intricacy does not exist in this soapy show. It's about as obvious as you...Tags: Vehicles, John Stamos, Bruce Willis, Alexander Skarsgard, Drugs and Medicines
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