Jerry Toner gives an engrossing picture of the oppressors and the oppressed in ancient times.
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‘Downton Abbey’ preview: Twists, turns and new faces wait in the wings.
The usual threats – social, political, monetary – breach Downton’s defenses in its fifth season.
Society Notebook: A new tradition rejuvenates Portland landmark
Members of the Gaslight League put the Victoria Mansion on the New Year’s Eve social calendar with a swanky soiree.
‘Witchcraft’ cements Salem witch trials’ historical significance
‘A Storm of Witchcraft’ makes a strong case for just how powerfully the trials shaped New England history.
Classical Beat: Oratorio Chorale reaches new heights, other happy memories of 2014
The Chorale, under Emily Isaacson, gave two of the year’s best performances.
Donna Douglas, ‘The Beverly Hillbillies’ Elly May Clampett, dies at 82
Douglas played the tomboy character on the hit sitcom, which aired from 1962 to 1971.
Guitarist Slash seeking divorce
The former Guns N’ Roses performer and Perla Hudson were married in 2001.
Actor Jeremy Renner’s wife seeking divorce
The petition cites irreconcilable differences between the actor and his wife, Sonni Pacheco.
Entertainment mogul Geffen’s alleged stalker charged
Former North Dakota college football player Jamie Ralph Kuntz, 21, is facing a charge in Los Angeles for allegedly stalking the billionaire.
‘The Meeting’ by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Take Heart: A Conversation in Poetry