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John Naisbitt, author of bestseller ‘Megatrends,’ dies at 92
The book was about understanding the present in order to predict the future.
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Maine native to film project 10 years in the making in Auburn
Beth Morrison, whose theater career began at Auburn’s Community Little Theatre, is spending the next 10 days at the Bates Mill Complex to film scenes for the opera film “Black Lodge.”
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Hollywood Bowl to reopen for 2021 season with capacity limit
The Los Angeles Philharmonic Association says concerts will resume in May with capacity for about 4,000 people.
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‘Nothing less than a giant’: Platinum-selling rapper-actor DMX dead at 50
The family of rapper DMX says he has died at age 50 after a career in which he delivered iconic hip-hop songs such as ‘Ruff Ryders’ Anthem.’
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J.P. Devine Movie Review: ‘Ted Lasso’
Comedy about clueless, truly happy good guy, who always spouts optimistic one-liners and feel-good memes.
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Prince estate will finally release his politically charged 2010 album ‘Welcome 2 America’
The 12-tune album, which includes ‘One Day We’ll All B Free’ and a cover of Soul Asylum’s anthem ‘Stand Up and B Strong,’ will be released July 30.
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Netflix scores streaming rights to new top Sony films
Beginning next year, Sony’s new films will exclusively stream domestically on Netflix after their theatrical runs.
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Applications for federal aid open to arts venues
Music presenters, museum operators and talent representatives are among those eligible for the $16 billion grant program.
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Man, a steal! Rare Superman comic sells for record $3.25 million
While hundreds of thousands of copies of Action Comics #1 were initially published, it’s estimated only about 100 exist today, and in varying conditions.