Travis Dandro’s graphic novel, ‘King of King Court,’ details the difficult childhood of the Levant artist.
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Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Brazil’s president blames Leonardo DiCaprio for Amazon fires
The actor made donations to nonprofit organizations that Jair Bolsonaro claims are behind some of the blazes in the Amazon rain forest.
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Rod Stewart’s next act: Turning his hand to building model railroads
The rocker with hits dating back to the 1960s puts the finishing touch on a 23-year project that has landed him on the cover of Britain’s Railway Modeller magazine.
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Placido Domingo calls sexual harassment accusations ‘a nightmare’
Spanish online newspaper El Confidencial publishes the Spanish opera legend’s first interview since allegations of sexual harassment made by multiple women came to light.
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‘Almost, Maine’ playwright John Cariani lands another Broadway acting role
He’ll begin rehearsing for Tony Kushner’s ‘Caroline, or Change’ in February, which has led Portland Stage to adjust the schedule for its revival of ‘Almost, Maine,’ in which he is starring.
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Gems, minerals and world’s largest moon rocks get their own museum in Bethel
With a collection of some 40,000 gems and minerals and 6,000 meteorites, the Maine Mineral & Gem Museum is set to open Dec. 12.
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Singer Goo Hara’s death shines light on dark side of K-pop
Stars, especially women, face intense pressure in the cutthroat K-pop industry and in deeply conservative South Korean society.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda encourages shopping small and local
He urges people to take part in Small Business Saturday.
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Brunswick producer says her film helped lead to convicted murderer’s parole
Louise Rosen, part of a team that created the 2017 documentary, ‘Killing for Love,’ believes that Jens Soering, one of the two people convicted of murdering a Virginia couple in 1985, is innocent.
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Nancy Grace joins Fox Nation streaming service
Her podcast and SiriusXM radio show ‘Crime Stories with Nancy Grace’ will air five days a week.