The disturbing details of teen girls’ worlds online.
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One person out of 176 picked all the winners in our annual Oscar poll
Many people were thwarted by best supporting actor; Sylvester Stallone was the favorite, but Mark Rylance won.
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Art Review: Two collaborative exhibitions push boundaries
At the University of Southern Maine and the University of New England, groups of artists combine for something new.
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Movies: A black director, a white author, and their differing accounts of rebel slave Nat Turner
‘The Birth of a Nation’ is based on William Styron’s book.
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Signings, etc.: Charles Duhigg
The Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and best-selling author will talk about his new book.
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Book Review: Greg Jackson on Netflix, voyeurism and transcendental moments
‘Prodigals,’ a collection of eight stories by the 33-year-old who grew up partly in Brunswick, was published last week.
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Television: ‘Downton Abbey’ finale: Keep calm and watch on
It’s not giving too much away to reveal that Edith finds happiness in Sunday’s episode – as does just about everybody else in the series, with the exception of the family dog, who had the misfortune of being named Isis.
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Society Notebook: Love Really Counts, and hundreds gather to prove it
The auction and dinner benefits the Center for Grieving Children
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Carving ice or wood, artist Duncan Hewitt’s love of hockey shows through
The Hollis sculptor shows his skates and other works in a solo show at the Portland Museum of Art through Sept. 4.
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Book Review: Plot aplenty in ‘Truth Beat,’ the latest Joe Gale mystery
Westbrook writer Brenda Buchanan’s third book in the series sets up an interesting whodunit but is short on character developement.