While the hit Broadway musical Come From Away put the hospitality of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians on the map, our distinctive dialect and our unique turn of phrase usage has long made us stand out in any crowd.
When the Toronto Maple Leafs headed to the island last month for their
Celebrating 25 years of Shanneyganock success, frontman Chris Andrews reflects on
happenstance and hard work
Could musical success be thanks to divine intervention? Maybe that’s too far a dramatic stretch, however, there’s a cute yarn that happened in the fall of ’84 that’s too cool to go unspun.
By: Nick Travis
From November 1-3, the Reid Community Centre plays host to the first ever Hackathon in the City of Mount Pearl, an event that inspires creativity and innovation
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Hacking Mount Pearl is taking place from November 1 to 3 at the Reid Community Centre in Mount Pearl.
Award-winning author Michael Crummey tackles isolation and the ruggedness of our island in his Giller Prize short-listed new work, ‘The Innocents’
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Hot on the heels of a Giller Prize short-listing for his gripping and emotional new novel The Innocents, acclaimed local author Michael Crummey dives into Newfoundland’s beauty and
One young and talented Hodge’s Cove native is perusing her country music dreams
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Just call Hayley Peddle of Hodge’s Cove Abigale. Confused? The talented performer laughs. “I want to be fully dedicated to the artist I’m trying to become, and at this moment that artist is Abigale. So, whenever
Yoga instructor Maureen Dwyer embraces the fun side of fitness with her fun and popular classes
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It’s been over four decades since Corey and Trina released their song “Cover of The Newfoundland Herald.”
Just beautiful
In the same comedic style as the legendary Newfoundland musical icons, yoga instructor Maureen Dwyer
Pioneering Irish musicians The Chieftains celebrate 57 years of music and memories with their Irish Goodbye tour in St. John’s this October
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There are certain buzz words we writers use to boost profile or inflate importance, particularly when it comes to the world of entertainment. Icon, legend, maverick, trailblazer, pioneer.
“Do. Or do not. There is no try.”
– Yoda, The Empire Strikes Back
When it comes to the environment, many Newfoundlanders should probably hang their heads in shame, myself included. Truth be told, few among us have been good stewards of this planet of ours. Blame isolation, access and
I am not easily inspired by public marches and demonstrations. Too much time has passed. Too many things have happened. Too much water has gone under the bridge and after a time you think that nothing changes and that, while there are political changes and elections and promises, everything gets
Diverse musician and composer Jeremy Rice steps outside of the box with his new and vibrant solo album
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Musician, composer, producer and self-described obsessive creator Jeremy Rice is the type of artist that thrives through variety.
Upcoming Studio Album
A Ryerson graduate having worked on film composition for television,
You know the only people who really seemed to care about Justin Trudeau getting dressing up as Aladdin in what was an Arabian Nights themed costume party seem to be white politicians running for office and a news media starved for a story.
Now I had this piece half
A year and change after wrapping 15 seasons of The Rick Mercer Report, one of Newfoundland’s finest and our nations most beloved ranter is hitting the road.
Rick Mercer headlines Just For Laughs Comedy Night in Canada, a patriotic nation-wide tour that kicks off right here in St. John’s at