The Bangor-based novelist tells the show’s host, Stephen Colbert, that he wants a senator with a more ‘liberal bent.’
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‘It: Chapter Two’ film portrays painful true chapter of LGBTQ history in Maine
Bangor resident Charlie Howard was attacked and thrown off the city’s State Street Bridge in 1984, an event depicted in a scene from Stephen King’s book and the movie.
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How 7 ‘losers’ forged a bond for ‘It Chapter Two’
For the 7 losers of ‘It Chapter Two,’ it was a bond forged in scotch, long days and a mission to kill that clown.
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The unlikely greatness of ‘The Shawshank Redemption,’ 25 years later
The movie turns 25 next month, and could be one of the most beloved movies of all time.
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‘Pet Sematary’ star Leo the cat dies a month after film’s release
Leo was one of 4 Maine Coon cats to play the central cat character, Church, in the recent remake.
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Maine beer Allagash White makes a splash in new Stephen King movie
Fans of ‘Pet Sematary’ confirm that a bottle of the made-in-Maine beer makes an appearance in the film.
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Stephen and Tabitha King donate $1.25 million to genealogical society
The New England group will use the money to develop educational programming.
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Stephen King announces new novel, TV series among string of projects
The prolific Bangor author announces his new novel ‘The Institute’ will come out in September, and a CBS series based on ‘The Stand’ is set to air next year.
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After tweet from Stephen King, readers respond to Press Herald pitch
The newspaper says it is restoring freelance reviews of Maine books in its Sunday edition, the Maine Sunday Telegram, after more than 100 readers subscribe online.
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Stephen King’s demonic clown Pennywise will return in sequel
‘It: Chapter Two’ is set in the same Maine town 27 years after the original.