Lee Nelson is back in our homes, now in the L.L. Bean catalog
The retired news anchor's first modeling job was a photo shoot for the summer issue.
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‘Nanny’ actor stars in Ogunquit’s slimmed-down ‘Spamalot’
Charles Shaughnessy plays King Arthur in the playhouse's first production in its new open-air pavilion.
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New documentary tells Brian Wilson’s survival story
All the tragedy in Brian Wilson's life has often been told. Now it's time to tell what came next.
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The world-renowned television journalist urges women ‘to always listen to your bodies.’
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Starting Tuesday, face masks will be optional for visitors to the theme park resort who are vaccinated.
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It was a poignant win that came after one archaeologist Iris Love, the owner of Wasabi, the winning Pekingese, died last year of COVID-19.
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N’Kenge will be at The Music Hall in Portsmouth, and JanaeSound leads a streaming performance at Portland's State Theatre.
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The lost film premiered on Shudder last week.
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See performances from Charlie Marie, Love By Numb3rs and David Mallett.
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The new takeout restaurant at Fork Food Lab in Portland serves up the classics, quickly.
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The Broadway musical adaptation was edged out by 'A Quiet Place Part II.'
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Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.
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Alice Brooks shot two major films in theaters now, 'In the Heights' and 'Queen Bees.' A third – 'Tick, Tick...Boom!' – is due out later this year.
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Kate Shaffer's newest cookbook also serves as a guidebook.
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'All the Colors Came Out' is unsparing about the burdens and rewards of taking care of an ill parent.
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'Give Up the Spear,' a small slice of a Mike Gorman's blues opera, will be performed at Cove Street Arts on Thursday.
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Evocative works by artist Meg Brown Payson headline 'Awakening' at June LaCombe's home in Pownal.
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Visitors can choose how to experience the 'Begin Again' exhibition – from the perspective of someone with or without privilege.
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Told through remarkable correspondences, 'The Weidners in Wartime' tracks one family's path to Resistance heroism.
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Musicians with the Portland Bach Experience played J.S. Bach's six cello suites in three morning concerts around the city on Saturday, bringing back in-person performances after the pandemic.
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One of the country’s most esteemed novelists, Louise Erdrich, won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction for 'The Night Watchman.'
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The lawsuit was filed in May 2018, just before the 'LOVE' artist died on Vinalhaven.
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Unlike the process 37 years ago, filling the void left by the late Alex Trebek involves sophisticated research and a parade of guest hosts.
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The show kicks off with an agility competition Friday, followed by weekend events including the traditional breed judging that leads to the best in show title.
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The track is the first single from their forthcoming album.
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The music video for the singer's hit song ‘Hallelujah,’ a collaboration with John Legend, was named video of the year at Wednesday's show.
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The event is scheduled for Nov. 5-21 at venues across the area, and will also include a virtual cinema that will be accessible globally.
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He was chosen among 33 candidates from 20 countries because of the ability of his works to straddle reality and fiction. the award's jury says.
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He had been on a temporary break since his controversial defense of a contestant.
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Retailers cheer on Record Store Day, which is being held on 2 days, June 12 and July 17.
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The Press Herald is hiring a reviewer.
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'Springsteen on Broadway' will return June 26.
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The community celebration in East Bayside is the biggest event of the 10-day Portland Bach Experience.
