In what she hopes will be a repeat performance energy-wise, Boney M’s Liz Mitchell says she’s ready to once again rock the city of St. John’s this December
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While the career highs began in the 70s, Boney M’s longtime vocalist, the Jamaican-born Liz Mitchell, says performance highlights thankfully keep
The always cheerful duo of Danielle Butt and Judy Stirling welcome the holidays with style, humour, and a whole bunch of glitter and glam!
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While Judy Stirling, wife of Herald president Scott Stirling, spends much of her time with family in California, this glorious grandmother of four with strong,
Remember the days when all you had to worry about when you cuddled down to watch a movie with the youngsters was a bit of nudity, a sprinkling of offensive language (nothing they hadn’t heard at home on any given day, truth be told) or a violent scene or two?
NL’s own Massage Ninja’ hits the road, taking his skills right where they’re needed
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It had been a rough week. A massage was just what the doctor ordered. Stephen Crewe and his mobile massage studio, the only one of its kind in the city, was ready, willing and able.
The idea
With a newly launched EP, west coast singer-songwriter Bailey Jordan-Neil is returning home with a particularly interesting early Christmas gift – a slew of local tour dates.
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Currently based in Toronto, Pasadena native Bailey Jordan-Neil released an EP of original music in late August, titled Lucky. He’s bringing the material back
I wasn’t really surprised that Don Cherry got himself fired. He self destructed on national television last Saturday night. As soon as I heard the words “you people” in his rant against low Armistice Day poppy sales I knew he was in trouble. “You people love, ya come here, whatever
In its fifth year of local forecasting and story sharing, Doyle’s 2020 Almanac of Newfoundland and Labrador hits shelves just in time for winter. Brrrrring it on!
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Newfoundlanders and Labradorians and their love of weather was part of the motivation behind the launch of Doyle’s Almanac five years ago.
A new series of short plays is set to premiere in St. John’s next week, and will spotlight a truly impactful issue.
Private Eyes: Recognizing 50 years of Canada’s (partial) decriminalization of homosexuality; six original plays commissioned from Ontario and Newfoundland and Labrador based LBGTQ2S + playwrights. The Newfoundland and Labrador
Proudly representing Western Canada, Said The Whale brings their patented blend of indie rock to St. John’s for a true home-away-from-home showcase
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Vancouver indie rockers Said The Whale are no stranger to Newfoundland and Labrador. The trio of Tyler Bancroft, Jaycelyn Brown and Ben Worcester celebrates their 20th anniversary
Teacher, author and adventurer, Bauline native Justin Barbour talks navigating NL’s ruggedness with his loving canine companion, Saku the Cape Shore water dog
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What do you need when you venture out into the rugged wilderness of Newfoundland and Labrador? Good footwear, surely. Provisions to keep ya’ from starvin’ sure!