Philadelphia's Peter Rose Remaps Urban Topography in His Experimental Films
Baltimore City Paper |
September 9, 2008
Tags: experimental film, Peter Rose
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Conference Brings Together People Working Toward Redefining the Urban Spacenew
For activists who long struggled to fight developers and speculators, the recent halt in economic activity has been an opportunity to rethink what the city means and can become, and this weekend's radical conference in Baltimore, The City From Below, addresses those concerns.
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Blogs Tell the Story Behind Baltimore Sun Buyouts and Changesnew
Behind the scenes, journalists at the Sun and other papers owned by the Tribune Co. have launched an angry (if only online) revolt against staff layoffs, management decisions, and what they see as a wholesale dismantling of the Chicago-based company's newspapers.
Baltimore City Paper |
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Another movie from a Saturday Night Live sketch, this time set free from the constraints of Network Television and the usual PG-13 rating of Guaranteed Comedy Safety and Mediocrity.
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What makes Cream Soda work is how vulnerable his male characters are willing to be. When talking about his love life, he admits that some things were funny then, and some were only funny in hindsight.
Baltimore City Paper |
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Novelist Michael Kimball Pieces Together a New Kind of Narrative in '60 Writers/60 Places'new
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Baltimore City Paper |
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Matthew Porterfield Talks About His Latest Projectnew
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Tags: Matthew Porterfield, Putty Hill
