Her daughter gave director J.J. Abrams her blessing to use unseen footage that was shot for ‘The Force Awakens.’
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Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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CBS probes misconduct claims against CEO Les Moonves
He says he regrets ‘mistakes’ of years ago.
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Actor Jeff Daniels and his son bring their musical act to Maine
The folk duo will play three shows in three different towns this weekend.
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‘The Simpsons’ isn’t based in Massachusetts
Mike Reiss, a veteran writer for the show, says Springfield was chosen as a location because there are more than 40 different cities and towns in the U.S. with the same name.
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Spectators vie for attention in Georgetown as ‘Today’ show gets a taste of Maine
Weatherman Al Roker and co-host Craig Melvin report on their New England adventures from the sleepy town for the NBC program’s Great Outdoor Series.
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Democrat slams Trump on Fox News when network airs wrong guest
The hosts of ‘Fox & Friends First’ were expecting to speak with former U.S. Rep Ann Kirkpatrick and were instead met with congressional candidate Barbara L’Italien.
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Tom Wopat pleads guilty to inappropriately touching 2 women
He gets a year of probation.
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Stormy Daniels’ husband files for divorce
The couple have been married for three years and have one child together.
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Best-selling author sets latest murder mystery amid Maine’s opioid crisis
‘How It Happened’ is the first, but not the last novel that prolific, part-time Camden resident Michael Koryta has set in the state.
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Temple twins take home top student film prize in Waterville
Isabelle and Phoebe Rogers’ film ‘Searching for Spring’ won over judges at the 41st annual Maine Student Film & Video Festival, which is part of the Maine International Film Festival.