The comedian and political gadfly, who is fully vaccinated, is ‘asymptomatic and feels fine,’ HBO says.
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Prince Harry thought about quitting royal life in his 20s
On a podcast, he speaks candidly about keeping his relationship with Meghan a secret and dealing with the U.K. media scrutiny.
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Summer concerts planned, Sea Dogs increase capacity as state drops distance requirement
Gov. Mills announced Thursday that no physical distancing will be required at outdoor venues as of May 24, opening possibilities for summer entertainment.
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‘American Idol’ contestant exits show amid controversy
A video circulated of Caleb Kennedy, 16, sitting next to someone wearing what appears to be a Ku Klux Klan hood.
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At 88, artist in New Hampshire finishes year of pandemic ‘daily doodles’
A year ago Tuesday, Robert Seaman started working about 6 hours a day on his intricate, fanciful illustrations in his 1-room apartment at the Maplewood Assisted Living facility in Westmoreland.
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Gordon Ramsay’s tour of the midcoast to air in June
An episode of his National Geographic show, ‘Uncharted,’ will feature Ramsay foraging for and cooking with Maine ingredients.
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Oprah, Prince Harry reunite for Apple TV+ mental health show
‘The Me You Can’t See’ series debuts May 21.
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Bob Dylan artwork to go on display in the U.S.
More than 120 of his pieces will be displayed in a Miami museum.
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Fryeburg Fair will welcome back people and animals this year, Oct. 3-10
It is Maine’s largest agricultural fair and typically draws about 225,000 people.
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Summer entertainment season returns to central Maine
With the loosening of public health restrictions across Maine, many communities plan to reignite traditional events while others say they will wait another year before welcoming people to their festivals.