At an international meeting, scientists urge immediate action to protect the endangered species that is the focus of regulatory efforts that could affect Maine’s valuable lobster industry.
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Lucky Clark On Music: Paul Sullivan
Famed composer, pianist to return to UMA’s Jewett Auditorium Nov. 17.
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New award to honor arts and activism named after Lena Horne
The Lena Horne Prize for Artists Creating Social Impact will recognize those who “promote awareness and create social change.”
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Nation & World
Maya Angelou, RuPaul among California Hall of Fame class
It also includes soccer player and two-time World Cup champion Brandi Chastain.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, News
Plácido Domingo to sing at 100th anniversary Salzburg Festival
The opera star was dropped or has withdrawn from all his U.S. performances since reports detailed accusations against him of sexual harassment or other inappropriate conduct.
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Disney Plus hits 10 million subscribers in 1 day
Tuesday was the launch day for the new streaming channel.
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Australia’s highest court agrees to hear cardinal’s appeal
George Pell is the most senior Catholic to be found guilty of sexually abusing children.
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‘Jeopardy!’ contestant pays tribute to Trebek with final response
‘Jeopardy!’ host Alex Trebek got choked up when he read the final response from a Brown University student who wanted to show support.
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Disney Plus suffers technical difficulties at launch
Disney’s brand-new streaming service reported more than 8,000 reports of difficulties, mostly with video streaming and logging in.
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Marvel’s Kevin Feige rejects Scorsese’s criticism of superhero movies
Feige, Marvel’s chief creative officer, defended the Marvel films against Scorsese’s assertions that they’re not cinema.