Fans of ‘Pet Sematary’ confirm that a bottle of the made-in-Maine beer makes an appearance in the film.
Arts & Entertainment
Arts, entertainment and books news from the Sun Journal.
Sexy bake-off in Portland gives new meaning to hot cakes
Eight local bakers will participate in the spicy event, which will be hosted by a burlesque performer.
Should this Ghost of Paul Revere song be Maine’s new state ballad?
A bill proposes that ‘The Ballad of the 20th Maine’ get the designation, but lawmakers indicate they’re growing weary of naming official state anythings.
Summer music & drama day camps for youth
Rangeley Friends of the Arts has offerings for children aged 5 through 18
Dance academy performance features senior Egan
Lakeside Dance Academy Annual Spring Concert April 5 & 6
Musicians gather in Portland to celebrate the life and music of Dave Noyes
A near-capacity crowd turned out at the State Theatre in Portland on Wednesday evening to hear several bands perform in a tribute concert to benefit the late musician’s family.
Portland-based producer follows Maine Mariners as they chase their dreams
The latest project from ‘North Woods Law’ producer Devon Platte is ‘Puckland,’ a documentary series on the formation of the hockey team that debuts Sunday on NBCSports.com.
Stephen King’s horror stories are fit for the screen
No living author has more big- and small-screen credits than the Maine author. The latest, a remake of ‘Pet Sematary,’ is due out Friday.
‘Game of Thrones’ is returning, and so are the billion people watching it illegally
The show’s seventh season was pirated 1.03 billion times as of September 2017.