Some 40 musical acts – more than half of them local – are set to play the festival.
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From the Editor: Out, though not really out there – but it’s a start
On Thursday, DC Comics introduced a gay superhero in the new series “Earth 2.” A lot of press has surrounded this event, due in no small part to the publisher’s hype-building decision to keep the identity of the superhero a secret for weeks after announcing that a “major” character was going to come out of […]
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Bar Guide: Rosie’s wants you to come in, chow down and relax
This cozy neighborhood pub offers a variety of specials every day of the week, but one thing you won’t find is live entertainment.
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Solstice spectacular
Musicians, belly dancers and more are on the bill at the 4th annual variety show.
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With a shout-out to Quincy Jones, Eric Hutchinson scores a hit
People who like the new Eric Hutchinson CD, “Moving Up Living Down,” can thank legendary songwriter-producer Quincy Jones for some of what they hear. Backstage at a charity event, Hutchinson met Jones and decided a simple “Hello, love your work” wouldn’t suffice. “I was right in the middle of making my album, and I couldn’t […]
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Eat and Run: Wok Inn, South Portland
Wok this way for reliably tasty fast-food Chinese.
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CD Review: With new band, Anna Lombard tries some new sounds on for size
‘River Girl’ is an example of local talent bursting at the seams, with one complication: a small case of identity crisis.
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Indie Film: ‘Redemption’ offers conflicted look at former African warlord
The film and the questions it raises are frustrating, fascinating and deeply upsetting.
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Art and Theater Listings
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