Theresa Winslow

Tim is the businessman. Trevor is the storyteller. And that's how the White brothers make movies. It's a collaboration with Annapolis origins, and their company - Star Thrower Entertainment - is named after their parents' boat. The partnership has yielded results. Their first feature film, "Jamesy Boy," is available through video on demand and opens in several cities across the country, including Baltimore, on Jan. 17.

Annapolis resident Avis Medley looks over "Frozen Chicken" with her nephew, Donelle Mayo, 6, and his sister Ambrielle, 4. This sculpture used to have its head encased in a representation of an ice cube, but vandals struck. (By Matthew Cole, Staff, Capital Gazette) Love 'em. Hate 'em. Just don't fry 'em. The Annapolis chicken sculptures have raised the pecking order of public art in the city. "I've heard a lot of negative things, like why are they there? What are they for?

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