You can also catch an outdoor traveling performance in and around Portland parks on Sunday.
Arts & Entertainment
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Things to Do: Art, burlesque and maple syrup
You can also watch a midweek Zoom talk about the state of live music in Maine.
Cineworld may close U.S. and U.K. theaters after Bond film delay
‘No Time to Die,’ due to open in November, is being delayed until April.
‘Saturday Night Live’ recreates debate in 46th season opener
Chris Rock hosted and Megan Thee Stallion was the musical guest.
The PSO is back on stage, in limited numbers but with big ambition
A performance of Vivaldi’s ‘The Four Seasons’ and a pops concert with Noel Paul Stookey will be recorded at Merrill and available to view at home.
News on Trump diagnosis pushes other stories aside
The president’s announcement that he had tested positive COVID-19 was just the latest in a wild week of news that included a contentious debate, revelations about his taxes and the nomination of a new Supreme Court justice.
In Robert Indiana legal saga, the artist’s estate wins a round
The late artist’s attorney and caretaker won’t be held responsible for deleted emails.
First Berlin film fest chief had significant Nazi-era role
Alfred Bauer, who led the ‘Berlinale’ from 1951 to 1976, helped the German film system function during the Nazi dictatorship and later covered up his role, a study concludes.
‘I Am Woman’ singer Helen Reddy, ’70s pop icon, dies at 78
The Australian-born singer scored an enduring hit with her feminist anthem ‘I Am Woman.’
Gabrielle Union, NBC settle dispute over racism allegations
The actress says she believes she was fired from ‘America’s Got Talent’ because she asked the network to respond to an environment that tolerated racist jokes.