The band sold over 15 million records and had seven top 40 hits, including ‘Dust in the Wind” and ‘Carry on Wayward Son.’
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Face the Music: Roan Yellowthorn’s ‘Another Life’ provides release for Jackie McLean
The Camden native released the highly personal album in May.
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Brick Store exhibits art on mending, as the world begins to heal
Illustration Institute’s ‘The Art of Mending’ features works about practical, aesthetic and cultural mending at the Kennebunk museum through August.
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Indie Film: Lydia Lunch channels pain into punk in ‘The War Is Never Over’
The documentary tells the musician’s brutal backstory and ongoing mission.
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Live Music Lineup: Guitars and piano take center stage this weekend
See shows from D. Gross, Jud Caswell and Robin Spielberg.
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MIFF sees strong attendance, high energy as film festival ends 2021 run
Sunday’s rainy weather was not much good if heading outside, but it was perfect for watching movies — a sentiment embraced by many attendees on the final day of the 24th Maine International Film Festival in Waterville.
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‘Space Jam’ beats ‘Black Widow’ to lead weekend box office
The Warner Bros. picture starring Los Angeles Lakers great LeBron James made an estimated $31.7 million in sales in its weekend opening,
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Britney Spears won’t perform live ‘anytime soon’ under conservatorship
The pop star’s most recent tour took place in 2018.
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Longtime Maine art camp faces its future, without its founder
Following the death last year of Ruth Grauert, Bearnstow’s new leaders try to figure out how to make the Mount Vernon site sustainable going forward.
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Plenty at stake for NBC as COVID Olympics opening looms
After a year’s delay, the Olympics arrive during a COVID-19 state of emergency in Japan, with most Japanese citizens wishing the Olympics weren’t taking place and most events occurring in near-empty venues.