Saturday, May 18, 2013
"We have footage in this documentary that no one's ever seen, stuff that Michael shot himself, behind-the-scenes stuff," Lee said. The movie will focus on Jackson's 'Bad' album.
"Ballplayer: Pelotero", a documentary that tracks corruption in the process of signing Dominican amateurs, opens Friday.
The Obama election campaign has a politically loaded question it wants voters to think about: What is Mitt Romney hiding?
The final book in "The Hunger Games" trilogy is coming to the big-screen in two parts starting in 2014.
William Thomas told a Bankruptcy Court today that Rhode Island's refusal to approve $5 million in tax-credit advances was the straw that broke the financial back of Curt Schilling's 38 Studios.
With Armstrong digging in for a legal fight, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency issued lifetime bans Tuesday to three former staff members and consultants on the cyclist's winning Tour de France teams for drug violations.
There were 3.6 million jobs openings last month. That's the second-highest level in nearly four years.
Kameny was an astronomer with the U.S. Army in the 1950s but was fired from his job for being gay. He contested the firing all the way to the Supreme Court and later organized the first gay rights protests outside the White House and Pentagon in the 1960s.
The ruling is a victory for Maine's Indian tribes and environmentalists, who say the state's laws have killed an important food source.
The Ashland man also planned to fly remote-controlled planes packed with explosives into the U.S. Capitol.
The chairman of the Indian tribe says the weak economy and rising competition are making it hard to renegotiate $2.3 billion in loans.
Their proposal would lower taxes for companies that hire new workers, give raises or buy major new equipment, but it stands little chance of passing the Republican-controlled House.
The owner of I'll Have Another says he sold his Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner to a farm in Japan for $10 million, a price that far exceeded any amount he was offered in the United States.
The robberies occurred at Cumberland Farms in April and at Community Pharmacy in June.
Col. James Campbell would replace outgoing Major General John Libby as the state's top military leader.
Mark Strong, who owns The Strong Agency in Thomaston and is a former city official, was arrested by the Kennebunk and state police.
The $23.5 million structure will replace the Route 1 bridge that crosses the Presumpscot River between Portland and Falmouth.
The cards are from an extremely rare series issued around 1910.
Dylan Perkins, a 20-year-old inmate with 10 days left on his sentence, scaled a fence at the jail on Monday.
Chevrolet says buyers can get refunds if they return their 2012 or 2013 vehicles for any reason. The guarantee lasts for up to 60 days from the date of purchase, and the offer ends Sept. 4.
The parties have until July 23 to nominate replacements for candidates who have dropped out of House and Senate races.
The U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services is not saying whether Maine still needs federal waivers for cuts affecting 27,000 Mainers.
As of 10:15 a.m., WMTW (Ch. 8) was still being blacked out on Time Warner cable in southern Maine, and neither the station nor the cable company could say exactly when the dispute might be resolved. 
A porcelain picture of Daniel Healy on the Exeter monument has been smashed to pieces. 
Ridership grew 4 percent in the fiscal 2012, and ticket revenue grew by 4.5 percent.
A wildlife official says the teen's arm was still inside the 11-foot alligator when it was hunted down and killed Monday evening.
Labor Department officials say that children performing farm work are four times more likely to be killed than those employed in all other industries combined.
Trustees approve the policy changes after a controversy over the naming of ex-Baldacci administration officials to high-level posts.
At Jamilee Kus' first court appearance in the case, her bail is set at $5,000 cash.
The man says his response to the great white 'was just instinct -- paddle and head out of there.'
Frank married his longtime partner on Saturday, securing a spot in history as the first sitting congressman to legally marry a same-sex partner.
The governor's statement stops short of a public apology.
A Westbrook man hopes to turn the experience into a career doing stunt work.
Turnpike officials say they want to target the many visitors who come through the York toll plaza.
Theodora Kalikow is taking over for Selma Botman, who the board has agreed to reassign at her request.
Emmanuel Caulk proposes creating parent advisory councils in Portland schools.
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