Brocke Clarke discusses satire, sacrilege, seclusion and survival at the Portland library.
Arts & Entertainment
Movie Preview: Anderson ventures further out with funny/sad/flaky ‘Inherent Vice’
Based on Thomas Pynchon’s novel, the plot involves a hippie detective sent on a mission by an ex-lover who broke his heart.
Society Notebook: ‘Photos of the Year’ draws crowd to Portland Public Library
The photos by photojournalists and student contest winners show images of the everyday and the extraordinary.
Sony hacking incident is fine fodder for Golden Globes hosts
But the people producing the show are steering clear of the subject.
After health scare, Don Campbell is ready to resume his musical career
Popular Maine singer had heart surgery in late November.
‘@War’ details rising military-Internet link
Shane Harris’ narrative is smooth in conveying that nearly everybody is spying on and hacking everybody else.
Artist Matt Donahue to show at CIA Cafe in South Portland
The exhibit includes portraits of Bruce Springsteen and Jacob Dylan.
Bill Cosby heckled at show in Canada
They chant ‘we believe the women’ before marching out of the theater where the comedian had his third and final performance of a Canadian tour.
Pope makes time for chat with Jolie
VATICAN CITY — Angelina Jolie has met with rock stars, refugees and royalty. The actress, director and U.N. special envoy added pontiff to the list on Thursday, meeting with Pope Francis briefly after screening her film “Unbroken” to some Vatican officials and ambassadors. The Vatican said Jolie and two of her children were on hand […]
Portland drag performer invites adoring fans to ‘Idol’ party
And Conor Tubbs, aka Cherry Lemonade, isn’t the only Mainer who might be a contestant.