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The Alchemist’s October 25th release puts him behind the production and in front of the camera, with a beachside visual and a compact set of credits.

City Schools and the Baltimore Teachers Union announced a two-year agreement covering raises, extra-duty pay and updates to 39 contract articles.

Ari Lennox’s Austin City Limits episode pairs Vacancy-era music with familiar favorites in an hour devoted to her voice and stagecraft.

A former studio employee admitted criminal copyright infringement after selling unreleased Eminem recordings. Sentencing is scheduled for January.

Megan Thee Stallion’s first Gymshark campaign connects her training routine and personal style to a multiyear brand partnership.

Snoh Aalegra’s fourth album is scheduled for November 13th, with a 13-song listing and a new “I Love You” video opening the next chapter.

Washington’s leaf program returns with two collection passes, address-based tracking and paper-bag rules residents should check before raking.

Tinashe’s Washington date is set for April 26th, 2027, with an artist presale October 20th and general sales October 21st.

Ahead of MOPOP’s October 22nd honor, Salt-N-Pepa discuss control, longevity and what the next generation of women in hip-hop should protect.

In a new YouKnowIGotSoul interview, Cedric Brazle connects family memories, artist development and independent ambition to the world of Cologne, Vol. 1.

Meek Mill’s Dream Chasers Nights arrives at Xfinity Mobile Arena on November 24th. Presales begin October 20th, ahead of Friday’s general sale.

Applications opened October 19th for Baltimore’s opioid-response microgrants. Community organizations can review eligibility and apply by December 4th.

Netflix lists both seasons of the Jasmine Cephas Jones-led series for October 20th, giving viewers a new opportunity to catch up.

Steve Lacy is scheduled at The Dome by Rutter Mills on Tuesday. Here are the confirmed show details and ticket distinctions to check before traveling.

Cardi B’s October 19th Tiny Desk concert puts familiar hits in a live-band setting, with Adam Blackstone serving as music director.

LL Cool J’s new 7PM in Brooklyn interview connects creative judgment, music ownership and a career that reaches from Hip-Hop into Hollywood.

BCYF’s free October 20th session at Baltimore Unity Hall will help residents and youth-serving organizations turn ideas into a practical engagement plan.

Treach’s new Drink Champs conversation connects the group’s defining records with the relationships and decisions behind a long Hip-Hop career.

Eric Benét’s new “Heaven” video introduces a fall album built around live musicians, with a December stop at the Birchmere on his tour calendar.

Romain Gavras’s dark comedy arrives on Netflix in the U.S. and France, turning a celebrity charity gala into a hostage ordeal.