Pitbull, known as Mr. Worldwide, has struck a deal with Florida International University to buy the naming rights to its football stadium.
Arts & Entertainment
Arts and entertainment news from the Portland Press Herald.
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Taylor Swift leads 2024 MTV Video Music Awards nominations, followed by Post Malone
The pop megastar gets 8 nominations for her ‘Fortnight’ music video, plus nods for artist of the year and best pop categories.
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Man charged with sending son to kill rapper PnB Rock testifies ‘I had nothing to do with it’
Freddie Trone is charged with 1 count of murder, 2 counts of second-degree robbery and 1 count of conspiracy to commit robbery.
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Tickets on sale for Fred Armisen on Aug. 17, Five for Fighting on Oct. 6
The shows are in Portland and Waterville.
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Vacationland Film Festival brings Maine-made movies to Biddeford
Screenings are timed to high tide, giving beachgoers something else to do.
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Why Toad the Wet Sprocket’s frontman loves coming to Maine
Glen Phillips will visit his daughter in Deer Isle when he comes to Maine this week and can’t say enough nice things about Stone Mountain Arts Center in Brownfield.
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Midnight Breakfast debuting new tunes, WMPG documentary rakes in awards
See the indie-soul act at Portland House of Music on Thursday.
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For author in Midcoast, the ideal day includes dog friends, pub fries and football
With a house full of pawed pals, mystery writer David Rosenfelt imagines the best way to spend time in autumn (minus the marathon).
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‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ sets new high mark for R-rated films
In its second weekend, the Marvel Studios blockbuster starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman continued to steamroll through movie theaters, collecting $97 million according to studio estimates Sunday.
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‘The Material’ visits a graduate program for stand-up comics
Camille Bordas’ novel mines the neuroses and dramas underlying our jokes.