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Arts & Entertainment
Arts and entertainment news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Riding Globes triumphs, ‘1917’ ends ‘Star Wars’ box-office reign
It took the Great War to finally take down ‘Star Wars.’
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Queen prepares for royal family summit over Harry and Meghan
Buckingham Palace says a ‘range’ of possibilities would be discussed, but the queen wants to resolve the situation within ‘days, not weeks.’
Posted inArts & Entertainment, News, Times Record
Hollywood actor and fellow Mainer come home to make their own film
Actor Greg Finley of Scarborough and cinematographer Edwin Stevens of Kennebunk have teamed up on the independent movie ‘Summer Someday,’ which starts filming Sunday in Portland.
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Edd Byrnes, who played ‘Kookie’ in ’77 Sunset Strip,’ dies
Byrnes scored a gold record with a song about his character’s hair-combing obsession and appeared in the 1978 movie ‘Grease.’
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Neil Peart, drummer and lyricist for influential rockers Rush, dies at 67
The renowned drummer battled brain cancer for 3 years.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Nation & World
Veteran ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ cast member leaves series
Actor Justin Chambers starred in the long-running ABC medical drama for 15 years.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Nation & World
PBS to mark its 50th anniversary with ‘American Portrait’
The network will explore what it means to be an American in a divisive period.
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Joaquin Phoenix, Martin Sheen join Jane Fonda’s final D.C. climate protest
Before being led off by cops, Phoenix addressed the crowd and took aim at the meat and dairy industry.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Local & State, News
Evidence of deleted emails muddies fight over Robert Indiana’s estate
In a motion filed in New York, a lawyer for the art dealer suing the famed ‘LOVE’ artist’s estate calls the missing emails ‘the most important evidence’ in the case.