He skips the Cesars, is named best director for ‘An Officer and a Spy’ and faces a new rape accusation.
Arts & Entertainment
Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
‘Amazing Race’ suspends filming as virus precaution
Filming on the 33rd season of the globe-trotting reality series was in its early stages.
No, Garth Brooks did not endorse Bernie Sanders for president
His No. 20 jersey honors Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders, not the presidential candidate in 2020.
Prince Harry, Jon Bon Jovi work on charity single in London
The re-recording of ‘Unbroken’ will support the Invictus Games Foundation for sick and injured military.
Billy Idol stars in New York anti-idling ads
The British American rocker appears in a public service announcement intended to shame New Yorkers into shutting the engine off.
Top nominee Polanski to skip French Oscars after new rape claim
The filmmaker is still wanted in the United States decades after he was charged with raping a 13-year-old girl in 1977.
Transformative director of Colby art museum leaving for job in Chicago
Since 2006, Sharon Corwin has helped transform the Colby College Museum of Art into one of the best of its kind in the country.
Saco fishermen compete on new season of ‘Wicked Tuna’
Zack Plante and Charlie Boivin, co-captains of the Wasabi, will be featured on the new season of the TV show ‘Wicked Tuna,’ starting Sunday.
Upscale bowling gets rolling on more lanes in southern Maine
Bowling alleys that double as gastropubs have put the traditional bowling experience in a whole new league.
U.S. opera union probe finds Plácido Domingo abused power
The investigation concludes that the accounts from 27 people shows a clear pattern of misconduct over two decades.