CBS’s Ghosts returns with a one-hour Halloween special on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 9pm, with the hit comedy carrying a notable Montgomery County connection with two of its stars being graduates of Rockville’s Thomas S. Wootton High School.
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Actress Connie Britton, who spent her early childhood in Rockville, Maryland, stars in the new Hulu mystery series Phony, which premiered on Tuesday, October 20. (more…)
Springbrook High School graduate and Silver Spring-raised Michael Ealy will portray Malcolm X in The Greatest, Prime Video’s upcoming biographical limited series about Muhammad Ali.
With Halloween just over a week away, families are once again revisiting seasonal favorites, including the Disney Channel classic Halloweentown. For Montgomery County viewers, the movie comes with a local connection, Kimberly J. Brown, who starred as Marnie Piper, grew up in Gaithersburg.
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Rock band Sponge reported that several guitars and other equipment were stolen while the group was staying at a hotel in College Park, following a performance at The Fillmore Silver Spring on Tuesday night. (more…)
With Halloween approaching, a horror movie featuring a Montgomery County native has found its way back into the spotlight.
Montgomery County native Lisa Loeb was a big winner on Celebrity Wheel of Fortune this past week, dominating the game and earning nearly $300,000 for charity.
As Halloween approaches, here’s a local connection to one of the season’s most popular movies. Sean Murray, who played Thackery Binx in Disney’s 1993 film “Hocus Pocus,” was born at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Montgomery County.
More than 50 years after its release, The Exorcist remains one of the most recognizable horror movies ever made, and the story behind the 1973 film has connections to Montgomery County and the surrounding Maryland area.
Go to The Montgomery County Connection to One of the Most Famous Horror Movies of All Time
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Montgomery County singer-songwriter Marilyn Hucek is set to appear on Season 30 of NBC’s The Voice on Monday, October 5. (more…)
Montgomery County native and former Washington Spirit standout Joanna Lohman will compete for the $1 million prize on Season 39 of CBS’ “The Amazing Race.”
Go to Montgomery County Native Joanna Lohman to Compete on Season 39 of ‘The Amazing Race’
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