The 2004 movie A Dirty Shame, starring Johnny Knoxville, Tracey Ulmann, and Selma Blair, is a fitting final film for Waters.

Waters opened the dialogue with a simple yet profound question: "How come we’ve never met?" To which Halkias responded, affirming his admiration, "You’re the man. I used to see you at Club Chuck." ...

Day after day, for 21 years, Mary Avara watched movies — thousands of them. From a small screening room in an office on Calvert Street, she scrutinized films ready for theaters in Maryland and gave ...

Baltimore native John Waters defended his hometown when he was a guest on the latest episode of “Everybody’s Live with John ...

The Milburn Stone Theatre at Cecil College will unveil its 2025-2026 season- a lineup of theatrical productions and special ...

While her father Wilmer (Dermot Canavan) supports her, mother Edna (Neil Hurst) is mortified. Undeterred, she meets Seaweed ...

Baltimore's John Waters and Stavros Halkias appeared this week on John Mulaney’s new Netflix talk show, "Everybody's Live." ...

The Baltimore Ravens have been quiet so far this offseason, but the team could have a blockbuster trade up their sleeve ...

During the 1970s, John Waters’ reputation as a filmmaker was rather ... with the racist attitudes from many residents preventing the show from integrating. Waters wrote in his Baltimore Magazine ...