HBO movie may be David Kelley’s finest.
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Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Uncategorized
COVID-19: ‘The Bitter End’ for nation’s live music venues?
The New Orleans funk band Galactic bought the decades-old music club Tipitina’s late in 2018 and appeared to be making a success of the venue.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment, Nation & World
With performers infected, La Scala season premiere canceled
The Milan opera house reported a week ago that its entire orchestra had been told to quarantine after nine musicians tested positive for the coronavirus.
Posted inLife & Culture, On Music Lucky Clark, Things to Do
Lucky Clark On Music: Holly Bowling
Piano improvisationalist kicks off second leg of her Wilderness Tour in Maine.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Johnny Depp loses libel case over ‘wife-beater’ claims
The judge says the defendants proved their abuse allegations against the actor were ‘substantially true.’
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Local & State, Morning Sentinel
$6 million challenge grant from Alfond Foundation to help fund Schupf Art Center in downtown Waterville
Once the Waterville Creates! fundraising effort passes $1 million, the foundation will match it with a $6 million grant as part of its $500 million investment in Waterville and Maine.
Posted inFood & Dining, Source
Maine Gardener: Scour your yard for seasonal decorations
Flowers aren’t the only part of your garden that can look pretty inside your house.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Art review: ‘Imaginary Places’ provides much-needed escape
The Maine Jewish Museum exhibit, at its pop-up gallery on Washington Avenue in Portland, features otherworldly photos and ceramics.
Posted inFood & Dining, Green plate special, Recipes
Green Plate Special: Have an excess of root vegetables? Don’t fret, make fritters
They can take on the flavors of the world and make for a meal, side or sandwich filling.
Posted inLocal & State, Religion and Values
The preacher and the plague
The Rev. Todd Bell continues to flout public health measures aimed at keeping the pandemic in check. His backstory helps explain why.