Actor Kevin Spacey’s Inner Harbor pier home sold in an auction on Wednesday to an undisclosed buyer for $3.24 million.

During the first six months of this year, the hot reads at the Baltimore County Public Library include a psychological thriller, an unprecedented royal memoir and a wimpy kid’s diary.

Photo by Todd Rosenberg/Getty Images Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey gave first-round cornerback Nate Wiggins a nickname, but it was promptly denied by Pass Game Coordinator Chris Hewitt On Tuesday, cornerback Marlon Humphrey told the media they should ask first-round rookie cornerback Nate Wiggins his new nickname, who was next on the podium following practice. Wiggins, who hasn’t fully resigned himself to the title, shared Humphrey is calling him “Nasty Nate.” “OK, it’s not my nickname, [Marlon Humphrey] gave it to me,” Wiggins said. “He called me ‘Nasty Nate.’ I guess I play nasty defense, I guess. That’s his nickname for me. He wanted me to tell you all that’s my nickname. I am not ... It’s not official for me yet, I don’t know. It might [become] get official. We don’t know yet.” It took one day for it to come to a screeching halt as Assistant Head Coach and Pass Game Coordinator Chris Hewitt put it to a swift end. Guess the @WigginNathaniel nickname debate is settled pic.twitter.com/TqfwlsBaLy— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) July 24, 2024 “His name is Deuce. He’s No. 2,” Hewitt said with the tone of an unimpressed adult. “We’re not calling him ‘Nasty Nate.’”

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