“Young Pine” by Carl Little of Great Cranberry Island
Arts & Entertainment
Some fans shell-shocked over digital redesign of ‘Ninja Turtles’
The live-action reimagining features completely computerized versions of the dorky superheroes.
Folk duo The Civil Wars call it quits
Their first album went gold and they won four Grammy Awards before the partnership succumbed to differences.
The Puritan Tea Room, 1940
A Portland Evening Express photograph from January 1940 shows a striking art-deco storefront at 566 Congress St. – now home to downtown’s Otto Pizza.
‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ has supernova debut at box office
The film with lesser-known Marvel superheroes brings in $94 million, the best August opening ever.
Classical Beat: Salt Bay goes where few others dare to tread
The chamber festival starting Tuesday in Damariscotta will again try some new things.
Society Notebook: Hope and generosity for mental health
A seaside house party in Cape Elizabeth raises $90,000 for Spring Harbor Hospital.
Audience calendar
ART SHOWS “Picturing Monhegan Island” by George Daniell. Intimate selection of photographs and drawings. Portland Museum of Art, 7 Congress Square Plaza. portlandmuseum.org. Ends Sunday. “Touching Sky,” an exhibition by Meredy Hamilton and Peter Bucklin. Running With Scissors, 250 Anderson St., Portland. www.rwsartstudios.com. Through Aug. 15. “Vibrant Colors of Robert Gibson,” paintings vary in subject […]
Book review: ‘Journey with the Loon’ captures gentle style of old nature films
With photos, maps and essays, the book offers a captivating look at a beloved bird from people who know it well.
Q&A: Writer’s affinity with heroine runs deep
Alex Myers, author of “Revolutionary,” reveals the struggle of breaking the confines of one’s own body.