Life & Culture
Say goodbye to Chad: Pete Davidson leaving ‘Saturday Night Live’
Pete Davidson will officially depart ‘Saturday Night Live’ after the Season 47 finale airs this weekend, according to a report.
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Longtime New Yorker writer, editor Roger Angell dies at 101
As fiction editor, he helped mold the stories of generations of writers. As a sportswriter, he was enshrined in the writers' wing of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
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After string of adventures, ancient gold ring back in Greece
A more than 3,000-year-old gold signet ring was discovered in 1927 by Italian archaeologists in a Mycenaean grave near the ancient city of Ialysos on Rhodes.
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See psychobilly act Reverend Horton Heat in Portland on Friday.
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Selena Gomez has been public about her struggles and revealed in 2020 that she had been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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The historic circus ended its 146-year run 5 years ago. Since the closure, it became clear that the circus still 'holds a special place in people’s hearts,' owner of the circus said.
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Formerly of Fox News Channel, he has made some appearances on the network, including on primary coverage Tuesday night.
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The actor and his California-based company Please You Can Touch LLC were seeking $9 million in damages.
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A red-carpet premiere of 'Top Gun: Maverick' features a flyby of jets trailing colored smoke.
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Netflix announced Tuesday the 7-time Super Bowl champion will be featured first in a series of upcoming specials called 'Greatest Roasts of All Time: GROAT.'
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Britney Spears and Sam Asghari took to Instagram Saturday to share the news that they had 'lost our miracle baby early in the pregnancy.'
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Sate Police in Rhode Island say the rescue dog who 'became a symbol of hope' died at age 11 following an untreatable illness.
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The band has added solar panels, kinetic dance floors that generate electricity, compostable wristbands for the audience and is using biodegradable confetti.
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The housing authority purchased 15 original pieces by artists with the Maine Art Collective, which first partnered with another public housing organization in January.
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Last week's auction of the Monhegan artist's 'Herbert's Garden' was even more lucrative for the Rockland museum than the surprising $1.2 million sale of her 'Flowered Hundred' in March.
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viaArts organizations across Maine are getting ready for the season, from music festivals to theater performances, check out what's happening this summer.
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The short film has been accepted into five festivals and has its sights set on more.
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See shows from Connor Garvey, Jason Spooner Band and Paula Cole.
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Sylvan Esso, Aerosmith and The Ghost of Paul Revere are among the highlights.
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Kalush Orchestra made an impassioned plea to free people still trapped in a besieged steel mill in Mariupol on Saturday night after performing in the final.
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With $688 million in global grosses, it's already one of the highest grossing films of the pandemic and the second biggest of 2022.
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A rundown of the season's art exhibits from southern Maine up through the coast.
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Plus, the Portland Symphony Orchestra performs in Old Orchard Beach.
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Ghost of Paul Revere says goodbye, and Aerosmith comes to Bangor.
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Dead body, old family cottage, crusty lobsterman, dark secrets... bingo. Sounds like you've got a classic Maine beach read.
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Book recommendations from readers.
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Arts organizations across the state are laying out a pre-pandemic level of programming this season and hoping there's an appetite for it.
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World-premiere musicals, classical plays and something for the kids are all on the season's schedule.
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The Bates Dance Festival, Shakespeare in the Park and Opera Maine are among the state's must-see cultural events.
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A federal trial for reality television stars Todd and Julie Chrisley on charges including bank fraud and tax evasion is set to get underway Monday in Atlanta
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He appeared in nearly 90 film and television roles, including as a bumbling repairman in "Tremors" and a movie-studio security chief in "The Player."
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Next year’s Academy Awards will take place March 12, 2 weeks earlier than this year's Oscars.