James Demer of Falmouth has traveled around the world as a location audio mixer for reality TV shows, including the current season of ‘Survivor’ on CBS.
Arts & Entertainment
Arts and entertainment news from the Portland Press Herald.
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Think you know these Maine artists? See how they evolved at shows in Portland and Rockland
Triangle Gallery shows the work of artists in painting collective Seven, while Moss Galleries pairs Gail Spaien and Lynne Drexler.
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Society Notebook: Best Buddies celebrates its special friendships
The nonprofit, with chapters all over the state, connects people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Deep Water: ‘Split,’ by Matthew Bernier
Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Business, Maine
Concert organizers propose 2-day music festival in Payson Park
A different company tried to organize a similar but larger event in the same location in 2022, but ultimately withdrew its plans.
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In ‘Here,’ Robert Zemeckis homes in on the room where it happens
Robert Zemeckis’s golden touch has faded since the prior century, when his hit streak stretched from 1984’s “Romancing the Stone” through 2000’s “Cast Away.” Along the way, he won an Oscar for directing “Forrest Gump” (1994), the best picture winner that became one of the weirdest blockbusters in history and enshrined him as our national […]
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A teenage boy’s grisly murder threatens the peaceful town of ‘Granite Harbor’
In Peter Nichols’ latest thriller, a green detective races to find the murderer before he strikes again.
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New York Philharmonic fires 2 players after accusations of sexual misconduct and abuse of power
New York Magazine in April detailed allegations and Liang Wang and Matthew Muckey were placed on paid leave. They then sued the orchestra and the union.
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Quincy Jones dies: American music titan worked with Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra
He was one of the first Black executives to thrive in Hollywood, leaving behind a vast catalog that includes some of the richest moments of American song and rhythm.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Do This, Music
L.L.Bean piggybacks on popularity of singer Noah Kahan. And it works.
Plus, Dead Gowns puts out a new single and announces a release date for its debut album.