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February 29, 2012

‘The Lorax’ a clear-cut winner

Dr. Seuss' cautionary environmental fable emerges from its gorgeous big-screen adaptation with its message intact.
Published
February 29, 2012

Farrell promises fan-friendly Jane’s Addiction experience

The band's sold-out show at the State will feature a film component and a specific look that described as '1920s surrealist twist mixed with a '60s Warhol pop.'
Published
February 29, 2012

Got Tix?

Concerts and shows currently on sale
Published
February 29, 2012

Music and Nightlife Listings

Concerts, comedy, bars and clubs
Published
February 23, 2012

CD Review: A Severe Joy’s lyrics reveal tenderness, pain behind mask

Jose Ayerve's solo project is a departure from his past guitar-driven rock tunes.

Published
February 23, 2012

From the Editor: And the Oscar goes to … craft

On Sunday, the Oscars will return to its roots. Not in the terms of the ceremony itself — which was originally a private affair held in a ballroom and consisted of a paltry 15 awards; admission was $5 — but in paying tribute to the birth of the film industry more than 100 years ago. […]
Published
February 23, 2012

Making Noise: Builder of the House inspired by spiritual construction

Rob Cimitile talks about what inspires him, his new EP, how he got interested in music and the source of his moniker.
Published
February 23, 2012

Bull Moose Top 10

Top 10 for Portland store Feb. 13-19: 1. Adele, “21” 2. “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1” (DVD) 3. Leonard Cohen, “Old Ideas” 4. Vasen, “Vasen Street” 5. “The Rum Diary” (DVD) 6. Vasen, “Live in Japan” 7. Adele, “Live at the Royal Albert Hall” 8. Vasen, “Keyed Up” 9. Gotye, “Making Mirrors” 10. […]
Published
February 23, 2012

Indie Film: Creative advertising gives filmmakers new opportunities

When your “day job” just becomes “your job,” what does an aspiring Maine filmmaker do? Well, if you’re Allen Baldwin, you roll the dice. A mainstay of the local film scene for years, Baldwin left a reliable, semi-lucrative career shooting industrial films and the like four months ago. Alongside fellow local moviemaker David Meiklejohn, he […]
Published
February 23, 2012

Desire to make films leads to fun ‘TV Show’

Get ready for vampire bats, a cookie-baking Santa and a high-speed police chase to descend upon Portland when “TV Show Episode 4” screens at Space Gallery on Tuesday night. The latest installment in an ongoing collaboration between Creative Trails’ Shoot Media Project and Bomb Diggity Arts, the show gives developmentally disabled adults the opportunity to […]

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