Top 10 for Portland store Aug. 27-Sept. 2: 1. “Madden NFL 13” for PS3 2. “Madden NFL 13” for X360 3. “Sons of Anarchy: Season 4” (DVD) 4. “The Walking Dead: Season 2” (DVD) 5. “The Hunger Games” (DVD) 6. “Battleship” (DVD) 7. “Boardwalk Empire: Season 2” (DVD) 8. “Homeland: Season 1” (DVD) 9. The […]
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What Ales You: Brew fest with more than 90 beverages a lot to drink in
I was in a natural-beer mood when I attended the second annual Portland Brew Festival last weekend, and as a result I had some very good beers. I set my sights on unfiltered beers, and also spent quite a bit of time at a booth with a variety of cask-conditioned real ales. You have to […]
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DVD Releases
New on the shelf: ‘The Five-Year Engagement’ / ‘Piranha DD’ / ‘Safe’
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From the Editor: Embracing the wacky not at all alien to Mainers
One of the things I love about Maine is its willingness to embrace weirdness. People aren’t afraid to let their freak flags fly and are even less afraid about what others might think when they do. Now that the days are growing shorter and the weather is growing colder, the number of wacky events is […]
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Bar Guide: Jameson’s Taproom offers good drinks in a cozy spot
A number of drinks play on literary and Maine themes.
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Off Beat: Kite tale at Ogunquit’s Capriccio Festival
Ogunquit’s annual celebration of wind-powered flight happens Saturday as part of Capriccio.
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CD Review: Peter Alexander takes us to perfect summer place
‘Promised Land’ is a bluesy, rootsy record that should appeal to everyone from rockers to modern country fans.
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Eat and Run: Joe’s New York Pizza, Portland
Eat at Joe’s for a supremely satisfying slice, New York-style.
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For Skynyrd’s lead vocalist, it’s about legacy.
Johnny Van Zant stepped into his late brother’s role when the band reunited in 1987.
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September morn at First Friday ArtWalk
It may mark the unofficial end of the summer art season, but this week’s First Friday also marks the dawn of a vibrant new period on the local art scene.