Life is a funny thing. It is a journey of extremes in terms of the full gamut of human emotions. It is filled with broad smiles and sometimes bitter tears.
The royal wedding last week of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle was a great “time out” for us from the
You don’t have to look up into the sky this summer in St. John’s to see your favourite superhero
By Jason Sheppard
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Imagine being able to spend a Friday night seeing the latest Thor blockbuster from Marvel Studios on a big screen with the hammer-wielding, golden-haired adonis himself, sitting
Accomplished singer-songwriter Dave Whitty discusses his new release Talkin’ Back Fool, crafting a more relatable album and capturing his trademark sound
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Instead of aiming to be the next Paul McCartney, St. John’s singer-songwriter Dave Whitty is more than happy to be the first Dave Whitty.
“It’s one of the
By: Jason Sheppard
Animal lovers converge on a two day celebration for the furry friends in our lives
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It may be raining cats and dogs outside – which may or may not be purr-fect for pet lovers. If you are one, then even the heaviest rain won’t stop pet
NL actress Kate Etienne is proud to represent home on stage in Toronto for the all-Canadian cast production of Come From Away at the Royal Alexandra Theatre
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Kate Etienne may be an understudy, but she does not hesitate to say that she’s livin’ the dream.
So far, Etienne, 30,
By: Amy Cleary
When you’re a student, sticking to a healthy lifestyle can be a nightmare. Depending on your budget, navigating the grocery store for meal ideas can be a challenge. However, thanks to our Keto friend Bobbi Pike, she tackled this problem on her website eastcoastketo.com with an article called
Grammy winner Richard Marx brings his talents to St. John’s celebrating more than the music
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Richard Marx will perform a special set at the Delta in St. John’s on June 9th for an up-close and intimate concert, reception, dinner and auction, with 100 per cent of the profits going
St. John’s based metallers Deadgaard may be celebrating the 10 year anniversary of their seminal album The Forging (back when they were known as Weapon) this weekend, but they have raised the stakes even higher today with the announcement of an Atlantic Canadian tour and split album with Dartmouth’s thrashers
Hey Rosetta! may be on a self-imposed hiatus, but that hasn’t stopped band members from continuing to pound the pavement and hone their craft.
Take frontman Tim Baker, for instance. The acclaimed singer-songwriter just announced a run of summer solo dates, including two intimate performances here in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Acclaimed author Elisabeth De Mariaffi thrills with the followup to The Devil You Know, Hysteria. We talk Newfoundland love and the art of tension in our Q&A
You’re married and living with notable local poet George Murray, although you’re originally from Ontario. How long have you lived in Newfoundland?
I’ve been here