In a motion filed in New York, a lawyer for the art dealer suing the famed ‘LOVE’ artist’s estate calls the missing emails ‘the most important evidence’ in the case.
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Eva Matteson leaving Coast morning show after 15 years
Citing health issues and a desire to travel, she said her last day on air will be Feb. 28.
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Harvey Weinstein’s accusers ‘refuse to be silenced’ on eve of criminal trial
Weinstein goes on trial Monday in New York City on charges of sexual assault involving multiple women.
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Filmmaker uses home movies to show life in 20th-century Maine
‘Maine’s Home Movies’ will air at 9 p.m. Thursday on Maine Public Television and again at 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Portland hip-hop artist featured in new Netflix documentary
Ian McGinley, who records as Phoniks, is one of four indie musicians in ‘Underdogs.’
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Disney characters say tourists inappropriately touched them
Disney World employees who portray Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and Donald Duck file reports with police.
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Skier Lindsey Vonn asks hockey star P.K. Subban to marry her
She tweets, ‘Women aren’t the only ones who should get engagement rings!’
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Trump cameo cut from Canadian broadcast of ‘Home Alone 2,’ riling his U.S. fans
The outrage is new, but the edits are not, the CBC said, noting that the scene was cut when the CBC acquired the film in 2014.
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Bangor City Council votes to forgive American Folk Festival’s debt
The council voted to forgive the debt of nearly $104,000, with the festival disbanding because of financial struggles.
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Portland printer and his press leave mark on new ‘Little Women’ movie
David Wolfe’s Civil War-era press – and maybe the Portland printer himself – will appear in the movie that comes out on Christmas Day, along with another Mainer.