The Herald reflects on the anniversary of two seminal years in the life of Elvis Aaron Presley, diving into the highs and lows of the King of Rock ‘N’ Roll
It’s good to be the King … sometimes. If one could be a fly on the wall
How this local author’s secret to style has her dressing like royalty
Author of local favourites like Operation Wormwood, The Reckoning, and her blog-turned-book I’m Funny Like That, Helen C. Escott is a local literary treasure. Aside from that, though, Helen has another side you wouldn’t see unless you knew
From the small screen to the page, creative brother duo Rob and Peter Blackie delve into the world of comics with Clans of Belari
You know their work. Republic of Doyle, Caught, Little Dog, Frontier. The Blackie Brothers, Rob and Peter, are two of the preeminent authorities in
For Wallace Ryan and generations of dreamers, comics serve as the coming together of art and story; a big bang of ideas and illustration that spark creativity and slide readers down a rabbit hole of innovation and limitless imagination
You don’t receive the title of Godfather of
For over 40 years, the Captain Newfoundland universe has wowed and mystified readers, becoming a beloved cult favourite for generations of dreamers
To thine own self be true. For over four decades, one mystical and otherworldly comic book franchise has encapsulated the curiosity and the search for
Katelyn Mayo and Greg O’Grady co-host the Some Stutter, Luh! podcast
By Griffen Stuckless
Growing up with Tourette’s syndrome, a huge fear of mine was somebody noticing my tics despite my best interests to try cover them up.
Rubbing my hands over my face as if I was tired to cover up
The multi-talented Aaron Powell walks the proverbial tightrope between the dark and light on the latest Fog Lake record, Tragedy Reel
He’s been described as gloom pop or sadcore, but for Aaron Powell, the travelling musician known for his alter ego of sorts Fog Lake, the Glovertown native just
Having faced adversity, LeighAnne O’Neill, aka SaltwaterAnnie, shares her positivity and love for NL through social media
It’s no doubt that Newfoundland and Labrador has a very unique face of tourism. From the coastlines and Jellybean Row, to traditional Jiggs dinner and the local music with Celtic and seafaring
Nellie P. Strowbridge is a respected Newfoundland author who has published many books – her most recent being The Hanged Woman’s Daughter
By Griffen Stuckless
A direct sequel to Catherine Snow, The Hanged Woman’s Daughter explores the life of Bridget Snow – daughter of Catherine Snow – after her
Yes, Officer — the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist and versatile artist of all sorts Jeremy Harnum — just may be the cathartic sonic pathway you need to delve down as the dog days of the pandemic wind on.
Autobiography of a Naysayer, Harnum’s third studio album under the Yes, Officer moniker,