Hats and shirts celebrating the Orioles’ American League East title are still for sale in the B&O Warehouse. Meanwhile, the union workers who stock and sell the team merchandise at Camden Yards have been passing out leaflets to customers during … Continued
The Bruins may not be capable of dominating opponents like they did last year, but they’re still finding ways to win hockey games. And in Los Angeles on Saturday, the B’s deserved to feel good about themselves with their best … Continued
It’s dawn and as the first shards of light cut up from the lush green mountains around me, a lion’s roar announces that it’s morning. I’m not on safari nor near a zoo. I’m at Pennsylvania’s Nemacolin, (nemacolin.com), the poshest … Continued
For Martin Scorsese, one highlight of “Killers of the Flower Moon,” his epic adaptation of David Grann’s best-selling true crime tale, is that it pairs for the first time the two actors that define and bookend his career: Robert De … Continued
Bill Burr’s comedy comes from the perspective of a middle-age dude unwilling — or unable — to keep up with the progressives. “Old Dads,” streaming on Netflix, mirrors his stand-up act. He plays a small-business owner on the verge of … Continued
Q. How do you answer the biggest weakness question without sounding like it’s a strength? Like, “I’m too detail-oriented” or “I’m a perfectionist.” This question always stumps me and it keeps coming up during my interviews. A. It’s a catch-22, … Continued