It is the rare – and most successful – female-led film in an overwhelmingly male superhero landscape.
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Son of a ‘Rebel Mother’ recalls a boyhood on the radical fringe
The author spent his childhood on the road with his Marxist mom, who was searching for the revolution.
She’s just here to help out Wonder Woman
Director Patty Jenkins is determined to let a hero be herself.
Love in the time of dementia: Jason Yarmosky and more at UMMA
Yarmosky’s depictions of his grandmother, who is suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, are on view in Bangor with works by Susan Barnett and Lee Cummings.
Deep Water: ‘My Boat,’ by Jay Franzel
Maine poems, edited and introduced by Gibson Fay-LeBlanc.
Society Notebook: Buoying support for the Maine Island Trail Association
A fundraiser will help volunteers with the caretaking of private but accessible land.
At Haystack Mountain, change has finally come – to the beds
The crafts school in Deer Isle, where tradition is paramount, opens a new season with 100 new places of rest.
Well-placed outrage makes ‘The Refrigerator Monologues’ an entertaining read
The murdered and mutilated lovers of superheros get the attention they are due in a world created by prolific Peaks Island writer Catherynne M. Valente.
Gregg Allman laid to rest near his brother Duane
Thousands of fans line the streets to honor the ‘Ramblin Man,’ who was carried into Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Ga.
Ariana Grande visits fans at Manchester hospital
The singer returned to Britain on Friday ahead of a concert to benefit victims and their families.