A Welcomed Stereotype
1By: Krystyn Decker
It’s not news that a video from the Toronto Pearson Airport went viral in the last two weeks or so, capturing a large group of people coming together for an impromptu kitchen party with accordions, guitars, and one very young singer taking the reins, after their flight
Music Spotlight: Carolina East
0Powerhouse vocalist Carolina East swings for the fences with her debut EP.
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There’s no substitution for hard work, but every now and then a little serendipity goes a long way.
Such is the story for rising local talent Carolina East, who by chance found herself performing in-front of multi-platinum
A Rum Ragged Christmas
2Just in time for the Holiday season, award-winning trad group Rum Ragged get in on the festive spirit with their debut holiday LP, At Christmas.
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How do you like your holiday tunes? A touch of Bing Crosby? Maybe The Boss breakin’ down Santa Claus is Coming to Town? If
Shelley Neville’s O Holy Night
0Shelley Neville isn’t someone who can blend into the background. Her voice is distinct, her laugh totally contagious and her smile – with lipstick perfectly applied and warned to dare not dull, fade or bleed off those luscious lips –unending. The fact that Neville greets all with a booming and
Artist Spotlight: Matt Wright
0Acclaimed local funnyman Matt Wright gets festive with friends for a pair of high-profile holiday showcases in St. John’s and Gander this December.
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Christmas means good food, good people, and generally speaking, good times. We all love to indulge in excess over Christmas and tap into the things that make
Writing World: The Last Beothuk
0Newfoundland author Gary Collins crafts a thrilling tale of defiant survival and revenge with his 12th published work The Last Beothuk
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Award winning Newfoundland author Gary Collins has always endeavoured to listen for the rustle in the woods. This is a phrase he repeats several times during a candid
Music Spotlight: Michael English
0By: Krystyn Decker
Michael English and has band are heading to Holy Heart Theatre this December to play some classic Irish tunes, as well as some Christmas classics.
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It’s no secret that Newfoundlanders love Irish music, with so many people in the province being of Irish descent. The Irish
Video: Shelley Neville’s O Holy Night
0Shelley Neville sparkles in every aspect of her life but on the stage she really shines. This Christmas the tradition continues with O Holy Night
In Conversation with Sass Jordan
0Queen of Canadian rock Sass Jordan returns to St. John’s this Dec., and we have your preview.
Fans here in Newfoundland most recently saw you perform alongside Rod Stewart in 2015. You’ve been here countless times throughout your career. Are there any immediate thoughts and memories that stand out about









