Justin Timberlake – The 20/20 Experience

Tucker Glotzbach
May 7, 2013

Justin Timberlake has made a return to the music scene with quite a splash. It feels like a combination of Robin Thicke and Frank Sinatra with splashes of a Sexy Back sound that are not always warranted. This is exemplified very well in the first song of the album, Pusher Love Girl. It starts off with... Read more »

Dance at Friends

Katrina Keegan
May 7, 2013

  Hidden in an upstairs studio behind two doors, away from the rest of the sports complex, is the dance community at Friends. These are athletes who don’t set foot on fields or in gyms; these are artists who create work as a team, without anything other than themselves. There is a certain stigma... Read more »

Renovated Contemporary Wing at The Baltimore Museum of Art

Katrina Keegan
February 15, 2013

The Baltimore Museum of Art’s renovated Contemporary Wing, at the opposite end of the museum from the entrance, is designed as simply and provocatively as the art itself. There is a distinct lack of pathway. Plain white walls and wooden floors offer many choices at junctions; however, the non grid-like... Read more »

A Dream Come True

Shane Rabinowitz, Writer
February 15, 2013

I began interning in ABC2 News’ Teen Media Project this past November, after a fairly tedious application process. Seven new students were selected this year, and five students returned from previous years. In one of my most recent experiences with the project I did a piece on Charm City Cakes. I... Read more »

Songs to Listen to with your Valentine

Tucker Glotzbach
February 6, 2013

6. Your Body is a Wonderland – John Mayer John Mayer is sensual. There’s not much else to say. He takes a rap song level sexual idea, and turns it into a soft, lovely song that your mom listens to. I don’t know how Mayer so easily slips this song by everyone, the first stanza goes “We got the... Read more »

Rumor Review

Hannah Meshulam
February 6, 2013

Rumors was a sensation, and funnier than I ever thought a high school production could be. Professional in its quality, Rumors wasted no time plunging the audience into the action, as the introduction of each party guest brought a new comedic flair to the mix. Though every member of the cast was a knockout,... Read more »

Apps are Fads

Charlie Blake
February 6, 2013

In modern life, applications are all around us. The common saying “there’s an app for that” is nothing short of a reality. As smart phones became a revolution and a smart investment for many technology consumers, and large antenna cell phones became a thing of the past, the market for... Read more »

Quill Fashion

Natalie Williams
December 11, 2012

Well the weather has officially taken that wonderful turn that it always does; such a turn that means to go outside not armed with hats, gloves, and multiple pairs of wool socks means to flirt with mild hypothermia. And, though, some of you may find infinite joy in such weather I for one do not. Therefore,... Read more »

Sherlock vs. Elementary

Lauren Eller
December 9, 2012

Sherlock Holmes: the iconic, enigmatic, crime-solving detective. Since the late nineteenth century, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories of Holmes and his partner Watson have enchanted readers across the globe. Few detective novels have won such international acclaim, but more than that, the stories of... Read more »

Is it a Game or a Movie?

Louie Krauss
December 9, 2012

If you’ve watched a Ravens game or any local television show lately, you’ve probably seen a commercial you thought would be some kind of action movie, only to learn that it’s Assassin’s Creed 3, a game where you get to run around in Colonial America stealthily killing British soldiers and jumping... Read more »