Ben Affleck comes under fire from actress Rose McGowan, who suggests Affleck knew decades ago about Weinstein’s behavior.
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Viola Davis writing new ‘Corduroy’ children’s book
‘Corduroy Takes a Bow’ comes out Sept. 11, 2018, marking the original book’s 50th anniversary.
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The story of Maine’s makers is told through labor banners old and new
‘Creative Maine’ exhibit at the Maine Historical Society explores the ingenuity of the Maine economy.
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Pulitzer-winning playwright Paula Vogel to sit down for a talk at Portland Stage
She’s visiting Maine to run workshops and encourage aspiring writers and will do a Q&A at 7 p.m. Monday.
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Maine children’s author Andrew Clements is an expert on elementary school
His latest middle-grade novel, ‘The Losers Club,’ about a boy who gets in trouble for reading too much, came out in August.
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Who is going to replace Robert Moody at the helm of the PSO?
The search for a successor begins its public phase this week when the first of three finalists conducts a pops concert in Portland.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Artist draws on Portland for scenes in new Batman comic series
Sean Murphy, who moved to the city a year ago, used City Hall, weathered wharves, Old Port cobblestones and more to depict the fictional Gotham City.