Britain’s new 20-pound note – worth about $29 – went into circulation Thursday.
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Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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CBS streaming service to grow with Viacom, Paramount videos
ViacomCBS is planning a new streaming service that will combine the existing CBS All Access service with Paramount movies and shows from Viacom channels such as MTV and BET
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Jennifer Lawrence to star in Adam McKay comedy for Netflix
Jennifer Lawrence will star in the Adam McKay comedy “Don’t Look Up” for Netflix
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Jury selection begins in Durst murder trial in Los Angeles
The New York real estate heir’s lengthy interviews with filmmakers led to a damning documentary on his suspected role in three killings.
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Maine cartoonist’s Big Nate gets own show on Nickelodeon
The comic strip, created and drawn by Portland artist Lincoln Peirce, was greenlit to become an animated TV series.
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Duke and Duchess of Sussex to begin new life March 31
The couple stunned Britain with an abrupt announcement in January that they wanted to step back from royal duties.
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Trump says he knows identity of ‘Anonymous’ tell-all writer
The senior administration official wrote an inside-the-White House account that painted the president as inept and dangerous.
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Kenan Thompson, Hasan Minhaj bring comedy back to White House correspondents’ dinner
President Trump has skipped the dinner throughout his presidency.
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In latest ‘Family Guy’ episode, Meg Griffin is admitted to Bowdoin
The character, donning Polar Bear apparel, announced her early acceptance at the end of the Sunday’s episode.
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Museum’s Rembrandt knockoff turns out to be the real thing
A nearly 400-year-old painting that had long been attributed to someone in his workshop has now been judged a work of the Dutch master himself.