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Indie Film: ‘Message film’ festival aims for a wider appeal
The Wild and Scenic Film Festival offers Maine film fans a thought-provoking evening at the movies.
Off Beat: Hamlet meets Dusty, and lives absurdly ever after
Few people I’ve met are as “off” as Shannon Bryan. So I know it will be no small task to take over the “Off Beat” column from her beginning this week. But she has moved on to new duties at MaineToday Media, so I’ll do my best to find the wackiest events offered around the […]
Behave yourself
Portland Stage’s production ‘God of Carnage’ is about parents – not kids – who act appallingly.
Bar Guide: Brunswick cantina offers new tastes at every turn
The locally sourced Mexican cantina is a place everyone in the area knows about, but no one can remember how they learned about it.
Bull Moose Top 10
Top 10 for Portland store Oct. 24-30: 1. Tom Waits, “Bad as Me” 2. “Captain America: The First Avenger” (DVD) 3. Coldplay, “Mylo Xyloto” 4. “Battlefield 3 Limited Edition” for X360 5. “Battlefield 3 Limited Edition” for PS3 6. Deer Tick, “Divine Providence” 7. Kelly Clarkson, “Stronger” 8. “Batman: Arkham City” for PS3 9. “Batman: […]
What Ales You: Festival presents sublime dilemma to beer lovers
Fourteen brewers are appearing, and you get only 12 beer tickets.
Hot Tickets and Cheap Thrills, Nov. 3, 2011
• HOT TICKETS Music and Nightlife: Your Buddy and mine at the State BUDDY GUY has been called the best guitarist in blues. He’s certainly a living link between the giants of the genre — he’s played with Muddy Waters, Little Walter and Howlin’ Wolf, among others — and the modern scene. The Michael Williams Band opens. […]
Hip check
Hey – you with the dirty mind – Raqs Afire is about rolling bellies and swinging hips, not boobs.