In an interview, he says he ‘had no idea what it was’ until he began his relationship with his now-wife, the former Meghan Markle.
Arts & Entertainment
Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
NYC production group brings one-woman show to Fayette’s South Road Farm
Winthrop native Chris Henry will direct ‘Fireside,’ a one-woman show based on four classic literary tales that will have two showings Saturday.
Fox News anchors quarantine after virus exposure
The network hasn’t released names but at least one person who tested positive was on a flight that took personnel from Nashville after the final presidential debate.
Questlove looks for his musical roots in Maine
When he was 5, a woman in Portland bought him his first records. Now he wants to find her.
Live Music Lineup: Trio of streaming shows from Maine artists
You can see Caroline Cotter, Lady Lamb and Spose performing live, virtually.
One-woman play about motherhood becomes new web series
Portland playwright and actress Bess Welden filmed episodes of ‘The Passion of the Hausfrau’ with her son, throughout their home.
Maine artists lose $1 million public art contract
The pandemic’s toll on a Seattle convention center’s revenue led to the complicated project getting cut.
12 things we learned from unpublished 1971 Bob Dylan interview
Although Dylan was known for being cagey with the media, he was very straightforward in a previously unpublished 1971 interview.
‘Brian’s Song,’ ‘Roots,’ ‘Purple Rain’ writer dies at 83
The award-winning screenwriter for the landmark projects, William Blinn, died of natural causes.
Play by the rules: Portland Stage welcomes a live audience and the responsibility that comes with it
Working under strict Equity guidelines, the theater company knows its success in producing live theater will have implications for stages nationwide.