Life & Culture

An early product of the “New Hollywood,” its portrayal of moronic bank robbers mixed humor and violence in a novel way.

Jurors side with Taylor Swift in case of groping

by JAMES ANDERSON and TATIANA FLOWERS Associated Press August 14, 2017August 14, 2017

The DJ who jurors found assaulted her must pay the pop star a symbolic $1, which is what she sought.

by Steve Feeney August 14, 2017August 14, 2017

The musical runs through Aug. 26 in Brunswick.

The film is shooting in London and scheduled for release next July.

The film, the third horror film to spiral out of 2013’s ‘The Conjuring,’ cost only about  $15 million to make.

A dozen carvers will make sculpture as part of a live exhibit about the history of stone and quarrying in Maine.

by Andrew Ross August 13, 2017August 17, 2017

The setting at the Portland restaurant is festive and the food modest, yet special.

After Burt’s Bees, after the national monument, she could take it easy. But this famous entrepreneur can’t stop doing.

Alarmed by a changing climate and eager to tell stories, photographers, painters, songwriters and others go north.

The show marks its 38th year at Mill Creek Park in South Portland.