Forensic experts say the surrealist artist’s mustache has retained ‘its classic shape of ten past ten.’
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Snow Pond Center for the Arts looks to expand concert venue, children’s programs
The nonprofit in Sidney has applied for a USDA Rural Development loan to upgrade its amphitheater and build a classroom building.
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Maine International Film Festival honors Lauren Hutton with Mid-Life Achievement Award
Supermodel and actor Hutton, 73, widely known for her role in ‘American Gigolo,’ joins 19 other winners of the MIFF award.
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Richmond’s wandering cat wins fans wherever she goes
Swede, a large sculpture of a gray cat, will be part of Saturday’s Richmond Days parade.
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Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington found dead
The death of the singer, who was 41, is being investigated as a suicide.
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J.P. Devine MIFF Movie Review: ‘Trouble in Paradise’
The 1932 light comedy requires us to loosen up and listen, because the dialogue is fast and furious, full of clipped questions and slap-in-the-face answers, writes J.P. Devine.
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Is the painting in a N.Y. living room a Michelangelo? A $300 million question.
The family is convinced that the painting they call ‘the Mike’ is by the master but experts are not sure.
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Interactive documentary by Colby professor, former student screens at Maine film festival
“The Maribor Uprisings” lets audiences experience the massive protests that engulfed the Slovenian city in 2012.
