She appeared in a variety of films, TV shows and Broadway productions over her 45-year-plus career.
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Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Time Out magazine founder Tony Elliott dies of cancer at 73
Its content, now largely online, covers 328 cities in 58 countries.
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Former gas station becomes a canvas for artwork fueled by racial reckoning
Counting from Thirteen, a temporary public art project, is to be unveiled Saturday at what was once the Gulf Express Mart at 754 Congress St. in Portland.
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Yarmouth music center receives grant from The Lewis Prize for Music
317 Main Community Center receives $50,000 in funding to support youth music education during COVID-19.
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Mary Trump’s book already nearing 1 million sales
Her scathing memoir about her uncle, President Trump, has sold 950,000 copies in preorders.
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Depp’s bodyguard says Amber Heard abused the Hollywood star
He testifies in support of the actor’s libel suit against a British tabloid that accused him of assaulting his former wife.
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Liked ‘Hamilton’? New documentary shows where it came from
The playwright, actor and songwriter shows his impressive hip-hop improv skills in “We Are Freestyle Love Supreme” on Hulu.
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Maine Jewish Museum opens pop-up gallery in Portland
While its Congress Street building is closed for repairs, the museum will show exhibitions on Washington Avenue.
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Get ready: Motown Museum reopens after 4-month closure
The Detroit building where Berry Gordy Jr. built his music empire reopened its doors to the public on Wednesday.
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Banksy’s latest COVID-19 tags scrubbed from London Tube train
The transportation agency erases a visual warning on the dangers of skipping face coverings.