Jaida Lee is excelling at the highest prospect level in baseball, outperforming older players regardless of age or gender and showing a rare love of the game
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When you look at hockey stars, the old adage is they were born with a stick in their hands. A figure-skater? They
Local MusicNL nominated rockers Another North talk the buildup and release of their long awaited sophomore record The Missing Mouth
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Wise men say, only fools rush in. If you were to live life by those tender feelin’ Elvis lyrics, then local alternative rockers Another North are doing the whole
By: Russell Bowers
As the iconic trio prepare to say goodbye to cross-Canada touring, Kevin Blackmore looks back on 35 years of ‘Nods & Winks’
It’s almost impossible to consider, but Kevin Blackmore of Buddy Wasisname and the Other Fellers admits they were “once asked by an agent to move
Shelley Neville and her dad John talk family, a shared love of music and what audiences can expect at this year’s much anticipated presentation of O Holy Night this December
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Shelley Neville and her dad John are like the proverbial two peas in a pod. Laughing and winking at
By: Jason Sheppard
A local theater company is introducing the 60 year old play to new audiences, demonstrating that its themes couldn’t be more timely
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If you went to school in Newfoundland, chances are you have read Reginald Rose’s 12 Angry Men at one point.
If you had a
Known for his astute observational comedy and charming good looks, stand-up comedian Jeremy Hotz announced today that he’ll hit the road in 2019 with his brand new DANGEROUSLY HANDSOME TOUR. The tour stops at the Holy Heart Theatre in St. John’s on March 11th.
Having sold out his last
The Newfoundland Herald takes viewers inside the fast-paced world of NTV News, where reporters package stories for the most-watched television show in Newfoundland and Labrador – the NTV Evening Newshour
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It’s late afternoon in mid-October and, as usual, there’s a flurry of activity inside NTV’s newsroom. However, this is
By: Jason Sheppard
One of Canada’s biggest country music performers returns to St. John’s to take part in The Celebration of Hope, with a spiritual and powerful message.
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George Canyon is no stranger to music lovers in Newfoundland and Labrador. Canyon has performed at George Street shows, at Mile One
Greg Malone and Andy Jones rambled around the staged room – old-timey sofa sets and carefully placed urns standing stoicly on a mantle – as they rehearse for RCA Theatre Company’s upcoming premiere of Men of Misfortune. Looking good, b’ys. “Been rehearsing long?” we ask, peeking in through the door
