The country star says he is still scheduled to play shows in Kansas City and Lincoln, Nebraska, but will not put tickets on sale for the next planned stop, Seattle in September.
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Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Reese Witherspoon sells Hello Sunshine, joins new company
Hello Sunshine is a media company that focuses on putting women at the center of its stories.
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Kathy Griffin undergoing surgery for lung cancer
The comedian says part of her left lung will be removed and doctors are optimistic about her recovery.
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Indie Film: Waldoboro filmmaker focuses on hometown, crowdfunding for new noir project
Lucas McNelly has already proven that hard work and know-how can compensate, somewhat, for a lack of financing.
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Lollapalooza drops DaBaby following homophobic remarks
The decision came after the 29-year-old rapper directed comments against those in the LGBTQ community and people with HIV/AIDS during his set at a festival.
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With feelings of triumph and trepidation, Maine audiences return
Fans enthusiastically welcome back live music to Portland, but many also worry their celebrations will be short-lived because of the latest coronavirus surge.
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Feast on these lobster novels
Editor’s Note: Given Vinalhaven’s centuries-old tradition of lobstering, we asked Vinalhaven librarian Scott Candage to recommend a few novels about lobstering in Maine. These are his picks, listed in alphabetical order by writer. “Stern Men” by Elizabeth Gilbert, Mariner Books, 2001 edition Yes, that Elizabeth Gilbert. Before she became famous for “Eat, Pray, Love,” Gilbert […]
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Evening with Maine writers will benefit disadvantaged Maine children
An online auction and a reading with Richard Russo and his daughter Kate Russo will raise money for Camp Susan Curtis.
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When it comes to playing Johnny Cash, Litchfield native walks – and talks – the line
Scott Moreau, who grew up in Litchfield, has made a living out of portraying the Man in Black, including in ‘Ring of Fire,’ opening this week at Portland Stage.
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Chinese-Canadian pop star detained on suspicion of rape
Kris Wu, the former member of the Korean boy band EXO, is accused of luring young women into sexual relationships.