Road Food: Where to Eat in the Baltimore-Washington Corridor

Some restaurants look great on the outside but don't have anything on the menu that you'd want to eat. Others don't look so great but have fantastic food. If you live in the area, you're more likely to know whether dining there is a good idea or not, but what if you're unfamiliar with the area?

The Baltimore-Washington Corridor is a popular area for visitors, and there's certainly no shortage of places to eat. Whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, check out these five great local restaurants in the Baltimore-Washington Corridor; they all have fantastic food at reasonable prices.

Celebrity Couples Who Met on TV

Celebrities get together all the time. They also break up all the time.

When actors are interested in each other after meeting on the set of a television show, it can get tricky. Should they go ahead and start dating? Should they wait until they're not working together anymore?

Some couples who meet on a TV show eventually get married. This is a look at five such celebrity couples who seem to be in it for the long haul. In fact, one of these couples got married more than thirty-five years ago.

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Being Erica

Being Erica is about to end its third season on SOAPnet. In this series, Erica Strange travels back in time to fix her biggest regrets--at least that's what the viewers are supposed to believe. Is that what's really happening, or is something else going on?

As someone who has never missed an episode of Being Erica, I have put together my top ten theories about what's really happening in this series. Although some of these theories are more plausible than others, they all have merit based on what the viewers have been allowed to see.

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Arthurian Shows: Merlin Versus Camelot

Anyone who's into the tales of King Arthur and Camelot knows that there are many different versions of the legends. In fact, the two current television series depicting Arthur and Merlin have very different takes on life in Camelot.

While both shows are enjoyable, they don't necessarily attract the same audience. Which one is right for you?

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Blogging From A to Z April Challenge

After having to neglect all my blogs for several months, I've joined the Blogging From A to Z April Challenge 2011.

On Mondays through Saturdays in April, I'll be posting on anywhere from one blog to all five of them.

I'm hoping this will help me get back in the swing of things.

Pie Lover's Guide to Grand Rapids, Michigan

Pie is a popular dessert, and with so many different kinds, there's no such thing as just "pie." Strawberry, mincemeat, and banana cream are just a few of the pies in existence. Even something that sounds as simple as apple pie can have many variables, including the type of crust, the sweetener, and the variety of apple.

Pie lovers in Grand Rapids are lucky, because there are many options. In fact, several restaurants sell pies by the slice or by the whole pie.

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Best AC Content on Halloween Costumes for Dogs

If you enjoy dressing up your dog, you're probably thinking about potential Halloween costumes. There are a lot of great ideas out there, so even if you've been doing this for a few years and want to come up with something new, you're in luck. I've scoured Associated Content and found ten articles sure to help you come up with a costume for your canine companion.

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Best of AC: Halloween Party Decorations

Halloween parties are a lot of fun, whether you're the host or one of the guests. If you're planning to host a party this year, you'll need to set the tone with the appropriate decorations.

These thirteen articles include some terrific ideas for Halloween party decorations. They're guaranteed to provide the right atmosphere and give you and your guests a Halloween to remember.

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