The study’s researchers can only theorize why humans are so good at reading one another’s voices, just that we are.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Don Rickles inflicts final insults in ‘Dinner with Don’ episodes
The digital series featuring the late legendary comedian’s interviews with celebrities – zingers and all – debuts on YouTube.
Two ‘Marshall’ film actors support NFL players in Trump anthem protest
Chadwick Boseman says the athletes are ‘patriots,’ and Sterling K. Brown says the president has ‘brought a lot of ugliness to the surface’ that can’t be ignored.
Special manager considered for Fort Williams Park
Cape Elizabeth officials say the lure of the park and Portland Head Light warrants the new post.
Second annual Seed-to-Table Variety Tasting in Unity draws plant breeders, local growers, chefs
Food enthusiasts Sunday got to taste new varieties bred by Johnny’s Selected Seeds, grown locally and cooked by Maine chefs.
Set in York in the 1700s, Maine writer’s new play could have been written about society today
Michael Kimball explores a true story about race, class and the hanging of an Indian woman during Maine’s Colonial era.
Farmingdale woman gets gift of sight
A Manchester Lions’ Club fundraiser Saturday styled after “The Amazing Race” TV show raised the money needed to pay for Ruth Short’s special high-tech glasses.
Indigenous people’s rights attorney urges unity, connectedness to others, Earth
Sherri Mitchell’s speech Saturday drew a crowd of several hundred at the Common Ground Country Fair.
Pageants long a feature at Maine’s fairs
Whether one competes to be Strawberry Queen in Pittston or Dairy Princess in Clinton, the show goes on.
Bull-riding competition in Portland draws fans, some protesters
Thousands attend while a few animal-rights demonstrators stand outside in protest.