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Baltimore’s Inner Harbor faces a major redevelopment as Harborplace is reimagined. The key question: What attractions will reliably bring residents back to the downtown waterfront entertainment district? Mayor Brandon Scott and developers seek answers as they plan the area's future. As Harborplace redevelopment plans progress—with new retail, public spaces, housing, and green areas—some residents argue Baltimore also needs experiential entertainment. Suggestions include sport

By Eric Lyons Last night, the Baltimore Ravens unveiled their brand new uniforms. Touted as the ‘Next Flight’ collection, unfortunately, the new threads didn’t stick the landing. These new uniforms are absolute trash. The Ravens have parodied their own identity and turned themselves into an imposter. Baltimore Ravens? More like the Loch Raven Ravens. The problem with most of these new uniforms is that they fall victim to minimalist culture. The simplification of logos, fonts,

By Eric Lyons Oba Femi should beat Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania this Sunday because the future is now. Oba is not just a guy; he is the guy. In-ring ability, mic skills, and an entrance that has captivated arenas all over the world. He has all the tools necessary to become a top guy in a post-John Cena world. This match should be nothing more than a changing of the guard. Since Lesnar returned to WWE in 2012, he has been the most intimidating force in the company. Fourteen ye

By Eric Lyons The UCLA Bruins top five picks. (Angelina Katsanis / Getty Images) Last night the UCLA Bruins women's basketball made history as they set a WNBA draft record for most draft picks from a single institution. The Bruins bug touched the Washington Mystics, Chicago Sky, and new franchise Toronto Tempo who had picks four through six. With six total selections, five of them coming in the first round, this squad's championship DNA has been sprinkled all over the league