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Arts & Entertainment

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January 3, 2016

Signings, etc.: Emily Kinney at Kennebunk Library

The author will discuss her novel "The Island of Lote."
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January 3, 2016

Television: New Netflix series, ‘Making a Murderer,’ as disturbing as it is addictive

The true-crime documentary is a disturbing portrait of tribal politics in small-town America and a chilling reminder that the criminal justice system is not always just.
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January 3, 2016

Movies: Begging the question: Are we immune to on-screen suffering?

Two new super-violent movies, "The Hateful Eight" and "The Revenant" leave absolutely nothing to the imagination with their in-your-face gore.
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January 3, 2016

Society Notebook: A big party was had by all

The Portland Marriott in South Portland welcomes employees of smaller companies that want the feel of a gala holiday event, with dance music and new people to meet.
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January 3, 2016

A new trend in chamber music — coming to your living room

For a more intimate experience and a return to how classical music was once experienced, Maine musicians are performing house concerts.

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January 3, 2016

Television: Bittersweetness for Abbeyites: ‘Downton’ returns, but for the last time

It's the end of the line for Lord and Lady Grantham, Carson and Mrs. Hughes and the rest.
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January 3, 2016

Music: The intersection of music and movies in 2015 sparks startling connections

All year long songs jumped from theater loudspeakers straight to the emotional core of audiences.
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January 3, 2016

Book Review: “Bread, Wine, Chocolate” a tasty read

Environmentalist Simran Sethi explains how the pleasures of the foods we love are threatened by the stress on the planet.
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January 3, 2016

Art Review: UNE Art Gallery frames an excellent show of portraits of and by artists

The exhibition of more than 100 images features the work of photographers ranging from legends like Berenice Abbott, Todd Webb and Peter Ralston to contemporary artists like Jack Montgomery and David Etnier.
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January 3, 2016

Troupe to stage dramatic reading of ‘Master Class’ at Farnsworth

Everyman Repertory Theatre and the Rockland museum present the play about opera great Maria Callas teaching a master class.