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Arts & Entertainment

Published
October 1, 2017

Society Notebook: Camp Sunshine’s Maine Suitcase Party takes off

The jet-setting fundraiser has a record-setting year.
Published
October 1, 2017

A brave time-traveling teen anchors Gillian French’s skillfully wrought YA paranormal thriller

Frightening intertwined plots are set in the fictional town of Bernier, Maine.
Published
October 1, 2017

Unlikely fellow travelers take to the open road in ‘Paradox Bound’

A small-town Maine guy and car-driving, gun-toting time-traveler team up in Peter Clines's rewarding fantasy.
Published
October 1, 2017

Scarred by a childhood of abuse, author makes a liberating break from her unrepentant parents

Jessica Berger Gross chronicles the abuse, and her journey past it, in her new memoir.
Published
September 29, 2017

Josh Duhamel getting honorary degree from university

The actor is the face of his native North Dakota in a series of tourism spots.

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Published
September 27, 2017

Review: PSO never quite catches fire in season opener

In the first concert of his last season, Robert Moody conducts works from his audition and first season in Portland and an American premiere.
Published
September 27, 2017

Who is going to replace Robert Moody at the helm of the PSO?

The search for a successor begins its public phase this week when the first of three finalists conducts a pops concert in Portland.
Published
September 25, 2017

Don Rickles inflicts final insults in ‘Dinner with Don’ episodes

The digital series featuring the late legendary comedian's interviews with celebrities – zingers and all – debuts on YouTube.
Published
September 25, 2017

Two ‘Marshall’ film actors support NFL players in Trump anthem protest

Chadwick Boseman says the athletes are 'patriots,' and Sterling K. Brown says the president has 'brought a lot of ugliness to the surface' that can't be ignored.
Published
September 24, 2017

Set in York in the 1700s, Maine writer’s new play could have been written about society today

Michael Kimball explores a true story about race, class and the hanging of an Indian woman during Maine's Colonial era.