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Joyce Wrice’s “Machiko” arrives October 9, bringing “Fly (Someone You Love),” “Crack The Code” and “Break Me In” into her next album chapter.

Baltimore City Schools families must confirm student records in Campus Portal by September 30, even when nothing has changed.

H.E.R., Erykah Badu, kwn and DESTIN CONRAD lead Spotify’s RNB X Live announcement, with general tickets on sale September 11.

AVAM’s Main Building second floor closes September 9–October 9 for installation, with reduced admission before “Flaunt” opens October 10.

J. Cole revisits career timing, John Legend opens “Muse,” BWI workers gain an $18 floor, and Lamar Jackson reports full health.

Mariah Carey, Ciara, Alicia Keys, Miguel, and Rihanna lead ten popular slow jams first released between 2005 and 2012.

Good neighbor’s sixth Design Camp pairs Baltimore creators with global perspectives September 14–19, with public programs, a studio crawl and ticketed workshops.

BCPS opens its next magnet application window at noon September 15. Families can explore programs at the September 19 EXPO before the October 20 deadline.

Paramount+ renews “MobLand” for Season 3 with Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren returning. Season 2 begins September 18.

Maryland’s new $18 floor covers direct MAA contract workers at BWI. Moore plans 2027 legislation to extend protection to other airport workers.

John Legend’s 16-track album “Muse,” produced by Pharrell Williams, arrives October 23. The rollout begins with the new single “Daylight.”

Paramount+ confirms an October 30 Season 2 premiere, with Michael C. Hall returning and Bokeem Woodbine, Brian Cox, and Dan Stevens joining the cast.

The September 8–10 festival at 2640 Space pairs a collaborative animation workshop with international shorts and a Baltimore filmmaker program.

Timbaland’s September 29 ADVANCE appearance puts taste, collaboration, and creative identity at the center of a conversation about new tools.

AZ Chike and Tyler, the Creator move through a stack of movie homages in the cinematic video for “Look Like My Mama.”

Jill Scott revisits the legal fight that followed her Hidden Beach exit and explains why ownership now sits at the center of her music career.

J. Cole says Jay-Z’s decision not to rush “Wet Dreamz” toward radio gave him the time and life experience needed to build a lasting career.

Apple TV’s six-episode thriller “Last Seen” premieres September 9 with Patrick Brammall playing a detective chasing a call he believes came from his missing daughter.

Maxwell, Sade, Jill Scott, and D’Angelo lead ten unhurried R&B favorites built for devotion, desire, and a quiet Monday night.

Bad Bunny’s seven-Emmy sweep, Rod Wave’s No. 1 debut, “The Paper” Season 2, and Coby Mayo’s two-homer afternoon close Monday’s PowerPage coverage.