The Museum of the Moving Image recognizes the actress, who has had a five-decade career.
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Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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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.
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Donkey and emu companions can stay together after ‘Walking Dead’ star steps in
Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who plays Negan, is adopting the inseparable creatures.
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Farm to Coast Mobile Kitchen opens new cafe in Biddeford
The food truck has set up shop in the North Dam Mill and plans a grand opening Monday.
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More US beef being recalled over salmonella fears
The USDA says a total of more than 12 million pounds of raw beef has been recalled.
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Fans of Fat Boy Drive-In hope new buyers keep decades-old tradition
The local Brunswick landmark restaurant, which recently went up for sale, has already gotten more than a dozen people interested in buying the business.
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Good Will-Hinckley schedules two-day free Holiday Magic event
The organization is dropping its Festival of Trees after having held a successful Fall Gala, the organization’s primary fundraiser.
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Beloved turtle celebrates 50th birthday
Diane the Turtle was given to a now-grown-up Bristol, N.H., man when he was a bedridden 12-year-old in 1968.
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Landmark Fat Boy fast-food drive-in up for sale in Brunswick
The restaurant with car hop service has been serving up burgers, fries and lobster rolls at its location on Bath Road since the mid-1950s.
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Top tot toys? Blocks and boxes backed over high-tech toys
Blocks, puzzles — even throwaway cardboard boxes — toys that spark imagination and creativity are best for children age 5 and under, pediatricians say.