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New England Patriots: Top 5 Reasons Tom Brady and Co. Will Win Super Bowl 48

I know it's May. I know Wes Welker's gone. I know Tom Brady isn't getting any younger, and I know the Ravens whooped them in the AFC Championship Game. None of these things change the fact that the Patriots are likely candidates to win the Super Bowl in the Meadowlands next year. Show More Summary

The lives of other birds? Gabriel Yared talks about writing for Ravel Girl

My interview with Gabriel Yared, composer of the new mingled orchestral and electronic score for Raven Girl, is up now on the Royal Opera House's website. Raven Girl's world premiere is tonight (I'm going to see it next week) and dance...Show More Summary

Ray Lewis To Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro To Raise Money For Charity

Ray Lewis is going to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. Lewis retired from the NFL this year but he isn’t quite ready to cut back on his workouts. The former Ravens linebacker said that he will soon tackle Mt. Kilimanjaro as part of an effort to raise awareness for clean water projects. Lewis made the announcement on [...]Show More Summary

All Amarin Eyes On Sunday's Prescription Data

ByQuoth the Raven: There is a war on between bulls and bears for the fate of biotech startup Amarin (AMRN). The next piece of the puzzle will fill itself in on Sunday this weekend, and it's going to be extremely important to investors. Show More Summary

Ray Lewis to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro to raise money for clean water projects

Former Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis has already lined up a TV gig to keep him busy in retirement, but that’s not the only thing that the two-time Super Bowl champ will be doing now that he’s hung up his cleats. Lewis will climb Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania next month as part of an effort to…

Eight in the Box: RB status check

How does each AFC North team look at running back, and what still needs to be done? Baltimore Ravens: Ray Rice is only 26, but he has taken a lot of hits. Although he put together a fantastic season, as usual, in 2012, he looked worn down late in the year and during the Ravens’ Super Bowl run. Show More Summary

Lives: Flying With the Black Ravens

Thirty years after my father’s death, I went looking for him in his old squadron.

The 25 Greatest Players in Baltimore Ravens History

Who are the best Ravens of all-time? What constitutes such an achievement? Longevity within the organization, major awards, Super Bowl titles and Hall of Fame nominations are good criteria to start with. One thing is for sure: Each player on this list is tough. Show More Summary

Predicting San Francisco 49ers' Wide Receiver Depth Chart After Crabtree Injury

The San Francisco 49ers are quite happy that they acquired Anquan Boldin from the Baltimore Ravens, which gave them a great one-two punch with their starting receivers. Unfortunately, they are now back to where they were before. The 49ers got a target as quickly as they lost one, as Michael Crabtree went down with a torn Achilles tendon in OTAs. Show More Summary

Brian Urlacher: Ray Lewis is the best middle linebacker of all time

Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher, who announced his retirement on Wednesday, said that he considers former Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis to be the best middle linebacker of all time.

It’s Ravens Mt. Rushmore nomination time

Despite only being in existence since 1996, the Ravens have won two Super Bowls.  Which will make it difficult to limit the pantheon of franchise greats to only four. Ray Lewis and Jonathan Ogden can safely be installed in two of the spots.  For the other two, consider candidates like Ed Reed, Terrell Suggs, Peter…

Jim Harbaugh and 49ers Players Respond to Michael Crabtree's Injury

The San Francisco 49ers are hoping to return to the Super Bowl following a loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl XLVII. With the majority of their roster returning for the 2013 season, and Colin Kaepernick having some playoff experience under his belt, it seemed a likely possibility for the 49ers to be playing at MetLife Stadium next February. Show More Summary

Museum of the Moving Image Fetes A+E's Raven, Charter's Rutledge

Ravens sign second-rounder Arthur Brown

Well, at least now he’ll be able to cover the medical bills. The Ravens announced that they had signed second-round pick Arthur Brown, a day after coach John Harbaugh mentioned that Brown had sports hernia surgery earlier this month. Assuming he’s well at the start of training camp, which is reasonable with the timeline of the…

Steve Mariotti: A Must-Read on the '60s -- Carl Oglesby's Raven in the Storm

Much has been written about the tragedy of Vietnam and what often is not discussed is the waste of time and energy that was spent over the war and its advocates and opponents.

Ray Lewis to Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro for Charity

Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis must have an itch for being on top of the world. He undoubtedly felt that way when he retired after winning Super Bowl XLVII in February, but the future Hall of Famer will now literally attempt to reach one of the highest points on Earth when he climbs Mt. Show More Summary

Review: Dim view on 'Through a Glass Darkly' at the Raven Playhouse

Every element of Ingmar Bergman’s 1961 film “Through a Glass Darkly” — the performances, the plot, even the scenery in Faro, Sweden — seems to exist solely to express his singular artistic vision. Anybody can rent it, and the story of...Show More Summary

‘The Dream Thieves’: Read an excerpt from Maggie Stiefvater’s sequel to ‘The Raven Boys’ — EXCLUSIVE

Maggie Stiefvater shattered no small amount of dreams when she ended The Raven Boys on a somewhat torturous cliffhanger (don’t

Battle the Japanese Undead With This Exclusive ‘Dead Mine’ Clip!

Here’s an exclusive clip from XLrator’s Dead Mine entitled “Confronting the Enemy”. Starring Joe Taslim (The Raid, Fast and Furious 6), Sam Hazeldine (The Raven) and Miki Mizuno (Guilty of Romance), Dead Mine is now on VOD with a DVD date set for May 28. Directed by Steve Sheil, “The legend of Yamashita’s Gold lures... Read More

Previewing AFC North Based on Offseason Personnel Moves

A hectic offseason in the AFC North has resulted in a lot of questions for its four teams. It is probably easiest to just go down the list: Will the Baltimore Ravens’ offense survive the loss of Anquan Boldin? What about that defense,...Show More Summary