Julia Louis-Dreyfus is honored for a sixth time for her HBO role as a self-absorbed vice president, tying with Cloris Leachman as the most-winning Emmy performer ever.
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Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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A grieving husband honors his wife by curating a show of her Chinese brush paintings
The art of Christine Maclin, who died in 2016 at age 71, will be shown at Maine College of Art beginning this week.
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Review: ‘The Vietnam War’ on PBS a gripping look at a tumultuous chapter in American history
The 10-episode series by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick begins airing Sunday night.
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Grant Hart, indie rocker, dies at 56
Hart was the drummer and singer for Husker Du, a trio credited with influencing Nirvana and the Pixies.
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Daniel Kany: Pop artist plays with food in new Portland venue
See Karen Lederer’s ‘Cheeto Fish’ at the bright white Grant Wahlquist Gallery.
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Country star Don Williams dead at 78
Nicknamed ‘The Gentle Giant,’ he had a rich voice, gentle delivery and storytelling style.
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Country music star Troy Gentry, 50, killed in N.J. helicopter crash
The band Montgomery Gentry was supposed to perform Friday in New Jersey.
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‘GoodFellas’ actor Ray Liotta plays a twisted Colonel Sanders in new ads
‘As I got into character and put on that infamous Colonel mustache I really was able to have fun with it,’ Liotta says.
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‘Heartbreak Hotel’ brings Elvis back to life at Ogunquit Playhouse
The prequel to ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ is making its premiere run through Sept. 30.
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King inspired ‘It’ filmmakers to become storytellers
The movie version of ‘It,’ featuring clown Pennywise, opens in theaters Friday.