Meanwhile, Opera Maine cancels its season, and the Bowdoin Museum postpones ‘First Light’ until 2021.
Arts & Entertainment
Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Brian Dennehy, Tony-winning stage, screen actor, dies at 81
The burly actor was known for his broad frame, booming voice and ability to play good guys and bad guys with equal aplomb.
Rachael Ray tapes show from home, makes $4 million virus donation
Her husband, John Cusimano, is now the cameraman, producer, cocktail maker and musical guest.
Athletes, teams, celebs go ‘All In’ to feed hungry
The money raised from the challenge will go directly to four organizations: Feeding America, Meals On Wheels, World Central Kitchen and No Kid Hungry.
Independent musicians turn to social media to recoup wages
It’s not just A-list stars providing entertainment on social media.
With gift, UMaine Museum of Art will expand
Linda and Donald Zillman donate $1.3 million for construction of five new galleries at the art museum in Bangor.
Actress Rita Wilson had ‘extreme side effects’ from chloroquine for COVID-19
Both Rita Wilson and her husband, actor Tom Hanks, were hospitalized with the virus in March.
A day after ire, CNN’s Chris Cuomo says ‘I love where I am’
The journalist said he was tired of interviewing disingenuous politicians.
Coronavirus viewing: More people are sampling new streaming services
The average person is streaming eight hours of content each day, double the number of hours from before the pandemic.
A massive ‘High School Musical’ reunion is happening, and Zac Efron is in
The original East High Wildcats will reunite Thursday for the forthcoming “Disney Family Singalong” on ABC.