Fox News finished January as the third-place news network, behind CNN and MSNBC for the first time since 1999.
Arts & Entertainment
Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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‘Alone’ winner from Maine brings his slingshot to new TV competition
Zachary Fowler of Union won $500,000 on the History Channel’s ‘Alone,’ and Thursday he’ll try for $100,000 on TBS’ ‘Go-Big Show’ by wielding a slingshot.
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Mary Wilson, longest-reigning original Supreme, dies at 76
Wilson died Monday night at her home in Las Vegas and the cause was not immediately clear.
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Joe Allen, whose bistro was a Broadway draw, dies at 87
Joe Allen, whose restaurant was adorned with posters from Broadway’s most notorious flops, died Sunday in Hampton, New Hampshire.
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Art kits for Black History Month, featuring Maine artist Ashley Bryan, coming to Waterville area
The kits are inspired by Bryan’s award-winning book, “Beautiful Blackbird,” and will be distributed in Waterville beginning Feb. 25.
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Once foes, Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen talk Trump
He interviews her in the latest episode of his podcast, ‘Mea Culpa.’
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Things to Do
Things to Do: Films, dance classes and a virtual cabaret
The Sweded Film Festival for Creative Re-Creations features low-budget remakes of popular films.
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Maine photographers offer their interpretations of life in abstract show
Nine photographers chose four images that reflect themselves for the Union of Maine Visual Artists’ virtual exhibition.
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Stephen King helps kids publish pandemic-inspired book
Stephen King’s foundation covered the $6,500 cost of publishing a 290-page manuscript by students participating in Farwell Elementary School’s Author Studies Program.
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Amanda Gorman, in a first, brings poetry to Super Bowl
“Poetry at the Super Bowl is a feat for art and our country, because it means we’re thinking imaginatively about human connection even when we feel siloed,” she said Sunday on Twitter.