Mainer Penny Guisinger’s new memoir, ‘Shift: A Memoir of Identity and Other Illusions,’ is ‘searching, forthright and witty’ – and important.
Arts & Entertainment
Arts and entertainment news from the Portland Press Herald.
Linda Bean collection, including 20 Wyeth paintings, fetches $2.5 million at auction
The artworks owned by the late granddaughter of L.L.Bean’s founder were valued at more than $3 million and were part of a larger auction, American Art, by Bonhams in New York.
A rousing chorus and the mighty Kotzschmar make the case for opera
The organ accompanied the ChoralArt Masterworks chorus in performing some of opera’s greatest hits. It made for a satisfying, uplifting Sunday afternoon.
Folk musicians (including Melissa Ferrick) to converge on Portland for conference
One Longfellow Square hosts several shows featuring the folk musicians over the weekend.
Tickets on sale for Joy Clark on Nov. 22, Mallett Brothers Band on Dec. 7
Clark will be playing songs from her debut album ‘Tell it to the Wind’ in Rockland on Friday.
Hear a quartet play the music of Adele and Coldplay by candlelight in Portland
The shows are at the Unitarian Universalist Church on Congress Street on Saturday.
A Westbrook trivia host on how he writes questions and who you need on your team
Nate Parent, one of the founders of Best Worst Trivia, aced our five questions.
Bummed about the election? These movies might help
Watching Nazi fighters on screen could provide some comfort.
Bestsellers: ‘The God of the Woods,’ ‘Patriot’
The week’s top-selling fiction and nonfiction books from Nonesuch Books & More.
Jake Paul beats 58-year-old Mike Tyson, but the hits don’t match the hype
Even fewer, shorter rounds, along with heavier gloves, couldn’t do much to generate action between the 27-year-old YouTuber-turned-boxer and the former heavyweight champion more than 3 decades his senior.