In Robin Lloyd’s thriller ‘Hidden Cargo,’ set just after the Civil War, protagonist Everett Townsend has his hands full.
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Review: In concert film ‘Renaissance,’ Beyoncé offers glimpse into personal life during world tour
Beyoncé ran her Renaissance World Tour like a machine.
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Dance review: Maine State Ballet’s ‘Nutcracker’ full of fun and wonder
The performance Saturday kept the Merrill Auditorium audience rapt.
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Take a break from holiday chaos to indulge in art
These exhibitions and events, some festively themed, provide more contemplative ways to spend the season.
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Theater review: An artist fakes his identity to get his work seen in ‘White’
The Mad Horse Theatre show is up through Dec. 10.
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How to help the environment? Farmers and food enthusiasts have ideas
Three no-nonsense nonfiction books offer helpful tips for making a difference.
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Art review: Bowdoin grads featured in former teacher’s Brunswick gallery
John Bisbee shows the work of his former students at Fort Hill gallery in the Fort Andross mill complex.
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A university lecturer baffles his students, but writer Seth Rogoff captivates readers
Indirect and enigmatic, ‘The Kirschbaum Lectures’ is a wonder.
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‘Trolls Band Together’ a kids’ film even millennial parents can love
“Trolls Band Together” is a glitter-encrusted variety pack of a movie. Packed with millennial boy-band humor, sibling love and snippets of pop songs, the third film in the Trolls franchise is an explosion of color tailored to a new generation of parents and their Gen Alpha kids. An advance screening was attended by what appeared […]
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Hunger Games prequel sings an edgier tune in ‘Songbirds & Snakes’
For all of their young-adult sheen and PG-13 restraint, the Hunger Games movie adaptations tend to triumph when they avoid sanding off the source material’s sharper edges. As envisioned by novelist Suzanne Collins, the dystopian realm of Panem – where combatants between the ages of 12 and 18 engage in an annual fight to the […]