Hollywood loves a safe bet and several new shows debuting this fall feature some not-so-new characters or tie-ins to films and other series that have proved popular.
Life & Culture
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Got Tix: Where to find concert tickets to upcoming shows
Jazz guitarist Pat Metheny hits the stage in Portland on Saturday.
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Freddie Mercury auction smashes estimates, netting $50.4 million
Over one week, Sotheby’s auctioned off more than 30,000 objects that had belonged to the pop icon and subsequently bequeathed to his longtime friend Mary Austin.
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Taylor Swift top MTV VMAs in a show dominated by hip-hop, K-pop and Latin jams
At the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards, surprises were many – and immediate.
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‘Dumb Money’ goes all in on the GameStop stock frenzy – and may come out a winner
The film, which opens in limited release Friday and expands in the next several weeks, will have to sell itself without its colorful ensemble cast because of the actors strike.
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Live Music Lineup: Valerie June, Donna the Buffalo and Gov’t Mule
Catch performances in Brownfield and Portland.
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Indie Film: Midcoast film festival keeps building on an impressive reputation
Living up to its name in its 19th year, the Camden International Film Festival brings documentary lovers the world – and promises theirs will never be the same.
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Cord Jefferson’s insightful satire of race and media, ‘American Fiction,’ lights up TIFF
Few films have broken out like Cord Jefferson’s “American Fiction” has at the Toronto International Film Festival.”
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Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis apologize for ‘pain’ their letters on behalf of Danny Masterson caused
In a video posted on Instagram, Kutcher and Kunis said they were sorry for the pain they may have caused with the letters, which were made public Friday.
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Society Notebook: At 70, Ogunquit museum looks toward the future
The ‘epicenter’ of the area’s vibrant scene marked the milestone with a fundraising gala.