He says he spent $20,000 in 30 minutes.
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Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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‘Sound of Music’ star Heather Menzies-Urich dies at 68
Ryan Urich says his mother died on Christmas Eve, surrounded by her kids and other family members.
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Dick Enberg, Hall of Fame announcer who called sports’ biggest events, dies at 82
Enberg, famous for exclaiming “Oh, my” at the most exciting moments, was scheduled to fly to Boston on Thursday but was found dead at his home in San Diego.
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Catt Sadler leaving E! over pay disparity
Jason Kennedy, her co-host on ‘Daily Pop,’ earns nearly twice as much as she.
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Artists Wade Kavanaugh and Stephen Nguyen win inaugural Ellis-Beauregard Foundation fellowship
They will create a site-specific work at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art in Rockland in 2018.
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Insane Clown Posse fans can’t shake ‘gang’ label
The music group’s fans, known as Juggalos, were described as a ‘loosely organized hybrid gang’ in a 2011 FBI report.
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‘Prairie Home Companion’ gets new name
‘Live From Here’ comes in the wake of Garrison Keillor’s split with Minnesota Public Radio.
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‘Star Wars’ team reflects on Carrie Fisher’s (and Leia’s) legacy
The cast and crew of ‘The Last Jedi’ remember the wit and wisdom of the feisty actress, who died shortly after filming wrapped.
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In death, Maine writer Elizabeth Ilgenfritz leaves a legacy
Scholarships in her honor will help midcoast writers follow their passion.
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Bar Harbor to host Northeast’s biggest Native American marketplace
Coming in May, the Abbe Museum Indian Market will showcase contemporary Indian artwork from Maine and across the country.