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Category Archives: Celebrities
A Christmas Conversation with John Waters
The director talks about his favorite holiday movie, why kids shouldn’t write to Santa, and his hatred of pears By Melissa Locker @woolyknickers (TIME, Dec. 10, 2013) John Waters loves Christmas. (Make that mostly loves Christmas, but more on that … Continue reading
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Who Is Vermin Supreme?
First Official Trailer and Web Site Launch This just in from director Stephen Onderick, the man behind the Kickstarter-funded documentary about erstwile Baltimoron, long-time activist and political prankster, and perpetual Presidential candidate Vermin Love Supreme. Onderick followed Vermin around on … Continue reading
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Pictures at an Ecks-ibition
By Tom Warner (Baltimore Or Less) Johnny Eck – the legendary hometown “Half Man” sideshow performer, Hollywood actor (Tod Browning’s 1932 “Freaks“) and latter-day screen painter – will soon be the subject of an upcoming exhibition at the Maryland Institute … Continue reading