Jay-Z, the leading nominee with eight, is shut out, losing in the rap categories to Kendrick Lamar, who wins five awards.
Arts & Entertainment
Deep Water: ‘What Those Slick Home Design Magazines Don’t Ask’ by Deborah Cummins
Maine poems, edited and introduced by Gibson Fay-LeBlanc.
The espionage icon who sought a different path in Vietnam
An OSS and CIA golden boy in the 1950s and ’60s, Edward Lansdale was eventually marginalized, and America lost the war.
‘Crossing Borders’ is a rich, intriguing collection of pieces that survey the landscape
Translation, it turns out, is far from an exact science.
Change may be rapping at the door – finally – of the Grammy Awards
Expect strong showings by rap, R&B and Latin artists at Sunday’s ceremonies.
Crime writing goes to pot in 3rd entry in Peter Ash action series
His cannabis thriller has novelist Nick Petrie flying high.
Paul Dano takes Maine author’s novel to heart – and to big screen
The actor tackles his newest role – director – with co-writer Zoe Kazan on ‘Wildlife,’ based on the book by Richard Ford.
Portland native Kalie Shorr making a name for herself in Nashville
Named one of CMT’s ‘Next Women of Country,’ she begins a national tour in February.
Longtime lawyer replaces legal briefs with poetry
After a career in law, Nick Stone of Georgetown publishes his first book of poetry.
Art review: Sean Alonzo Harris captures snapshots of street life, here and away
The photographer’s images – mostly taken in Portland and New York City – are on view at PhoPa Gallery in Portland.