Otis Redding III was just 3 years old when his father, Otis Redding, perished along with several band members in a plane crash on Dec. 10, 1967.
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‘The Sixties Show’ travels back in time
When you get to my age, the music of your youth is not only nostalgic but a vivid reminder of better times and a simpler life. For me, the ’60s were filled with some of my favorite songs and artists so when I heard that a stage show/concert was coming to the Waterville Opera House […]
Donut painting sparks free speech debate for New Hampshire bakery, town
At about 90 square feet, an outdoor mural painted by high school art students is 4 times bigger than the town sign code allows.
Liz Cheney memoir ‘Oath and Honor’ coming in November
The former leading Republican has said she wants to ensure former President Donald Trump will never be elected again.
Judge seals Alec Baldwin settlement terms in fatal shooting
He says the right to privacy for Halyna Hitchins’ young son trumps obligations for public disclosure.
Supreme Court case tests religious tolerance on Sunday work
The justices struggled with the question of when employers have to accommodate employees’ religious needs.
‘Super Mario Bros. Movie’ may be just what the gamer ordered
In both good and bad ways, “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” is exactly what you’d expect. Resourceful plumbers Mario and Luigi look and – depending on whether you thought they’d have an Italian accent or a Brooklyn accent that occasionally slips into pretend Italian – sound just like you’d expect them to. Their adventures in […]
F. Murray Abraham reportedly ‘let go’ from ‘Mythic Quest’ after misconduct complaints
Abraham was accused of sexual misconduct during his time on the Apple TV+ comedy, Rolling Stone reported Monday.
‘Love is Blind’ live reunion turns into a debacle for Netflix
The heavily promoted special turned into a humiliation for the streaming service, which delayed the broadcast for more than 90 minutes because of technical difficulties.
Plans for religious charter school push church-state debate into new territory
The Conversation: Using public funds to support students at private religious schools, such as was litigated in a Maine case, is one thing, but establishing faith-based institutions within public districts is another.