Canadian icons Blue Rodeo return to St. John’s at Mile One Centre on February 27th. Founding member Bazil Donovan caught up with The Herald for a in-depth look in the history of one of the nation’s most celebrated rock groups.
When one thinks of Canadian rock legends, there are a
In the wake of the closing of beloved series Republic of Doyle, Mark O’Brien has emerged as the next rising star to elevate himself in the at-times cutthroat world of film and television.
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Much like his friend and collaborator Allan Hawco, St. John’s born and bred actor Mark O’Brien
After an extensive tour to cap off a headline-making 2015, Hey Rosetta! return home to St. John’s for their highly anticipated annual holiday showcase. Decompressing from endless travel, founding members Tim Baker and Josh Ward caught up with The Herald for our latest installment of our Q&A.
Pamela Anderson and Sam Simon’s effort to shut down the seal trade turns into a fiasco, but who looks more foolish?
Sam Simon is a name that may not resonate to many Newfoundlanders and Labradorians, but in reality, he probably deserves some attention or recognition for one of a
Captain Phillips stands as a serious awards contender, while not sacrificng style for substance
I tend to avoid a lot of films with the ‘based on a true story’ tagline splashed across the page, for a number of reasons. Firstly, cynics in the movie world use this as an excuse
Carrie is a fine horror film, just no competition to original
Carrie has long since been regarded as one of the finest adaptations of Stephen King’s long catalogue of works to grace the silver screen. Aside from being the film to launch Sissy Spacek’s career, it captured audiences for its