Arts & Entertainment - Portland Press Herald

‘A barber who writes’ draws inspiration from the people in his chair

Wth clippers in hand and always ready to talk writing, Joe Souza’s become the center of a local writers’ network.

On a visit in 2010, Korean photographer Woong Chul An’s take on a snowy city makes this reviewer wonder how the world sees Maine art.

by Rene Rodriguez Tribune News Service September 4, 2016

The season of more important movies includes several based on real-life drama and on popular books.

Maine poems, selected by Gibson Fay-LeBlanc.

by Tre'vell Anderson Tribune News Service September 4, 2016

The film about Barack Obama and Michelle Robinson’s first date reflects their importance to black Americans.

The stories told by Kate Kennedy about real-life women who created change, scaled heights and cared for families spurs the reader to action.

by Dan Simpson Pittsburgh Post-Gazette September 4, 2016September 3, 2016

J.D. Vance got himself out, but applies his humor and talent to insights about the people and culture that shaped him.

Sheila E, The Revolution, Morris Day and The Time and the New Power Generation are expected to perform.

But it may be a while before we know who is under the villain’s mask and when and where he’ll appear.

by Alexander Remington The Washington Post August 29, 2016August 30, 2016

The frizzy-haired actor who earned two Oscar nominations often played neurotics or eccentrics and came up with his own comic ideas.