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Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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African jazz great Manu Dibango dies in France of virus
Manu Dibango fused African rhythms with funk to become one of the most influential musicians in world dance music.
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Arts groups quickly get shows up online, but surviving the shutdown will be more difficult
Two relief funds have been set up for individual artists, while organizations grapple with a loss of ticket sales.
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While working on a book about the failings of the U.S. health care system, this Maine writer got sick
Jennifer Lunden had to take a break from writing, just as her research took on more urgency.
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Drive-in theaters find themselves suited to now
Social distancing fuels a temporary surge in business at some drive-ins.
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Watch: Portland neighbors fight coronavirus isolation through song
The neighborhood sing-along in Deering Center had its inspiration in Italy, where people on lockdown have opened their windows to spread cheer.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, News
Facebook users from around the world belt it out in Mainer’s karaoke group
More than 1,000 videos have been posted to Quarantine Karaoke since Joe Meyers of Brewer created the group Wednesday.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Business
Netflix establishes $100 million virus relief fund
The majority of the fund will support hard-hit crews on Netflix’s own productions around the world.
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Cannes Film Festival postponed, potentially to June or July
France’s Cannes Film Festival, arguably the world’s most prestigious film festival and cinema’s largest annual gathering, has postponed its 73rd edition.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Nation & World, News
Celebrities get virus tests, raising concerns of inequality
Public frustrations over the difficulties getting tested for the new virus have been building since the first U.S. case was confirmed Jan. 20.