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What Ales You: While building Tributary, brewer creates with others
Tod Mott collaborates on beers with Rising Tide and Redhook while working on his new brewery in Kittery.
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Genre-bending Beth Orton heads for the Asylum in Portland
The British singer-songwriter is known for her ‘folktronica’ sound.
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DVD Releases
New on the shelf: ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ / ‘About Time’ ‘Baggage Claim’ / ‘Escape Plan’ / ‘Free Birds’
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Making Noise: Anatomy of a music lover
Aimsel Ponti traces the pathways of her passion for music.
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Bull Moose Top 10
Top 10 for Portland store Jan. 27-Feb. 2: 1. “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2” (DVD) 2. “Rush” (DVD) 3. Bruce Springsteen, “High Hopes” 4. “Downton Abbey” Season 4 (DVD) 5. “Bad Grandpa” (DVD) 6. The Beatles, “Yesterday and Today” 7. Daft Punk, “Random Access Memories” 8. Sky Ferreira, “Night Time My Time” 9. […]
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Art exhibitions celebrate bleak mid-winter
Shows in Portland, midcoast embrace the season
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Indie Film: Movies inspired by playthings haven’t been very much fun
The ‘Toy Story’ trilogy is a rare exception in a mostly boring bunch.
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Movie Preview: ‘Lego Movie’ built to be a better toy film
Co-directors Chris Miller and Phil Lord approached the project with childlike playfulness and a bit of mockery.
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CD Review: AfterBlack has something to say, and does so in heavy, melodic style
The Waterville band’s five-song CD ‘Schismogenesis’ showcases its flexibility and range.