Our Divas Do Christmas
Our Divas return to the stage to the delight of one and all! The Herald speaks with director, Terri Andrews about this year’s exciting stage extravaganza.
MEET THE TALENT
Featuring a who’s who of Newfoundland and Labradors artistic community including returning favourites Kelly-Ann Evans, Tessa
By: John Michael Bennett
“Graceland,” said Dunn as he answered the call for our interview to discuss his upcoming Elvis tribute shows in Newfoundland.
He then chuckled and said he doesn’t really answer the phone that way.
“When I’m off stage I’m Thane Dunn, not Elvis,” said Dunn. “But when
By; John Michael Bennett
A new film explores Newfoundland, gutter-punk, and loss
Martine Blue has been a filmmaker for twelve years and her upcoming film, Hunting Pignut, is a culmination of all those years of experience – plus all her life experience leading up to writing the script for the
Been a year, now, since I started this whole business of scribbling down things every week for The Herald. In fact, this here is official-scribble number 52. And you know what that means? It means Dougie owes me a dozen. He bet I’d never keep it up for the whole
A cultural icon, Newfoundland hero and Hockey Hall of Famer, Bob Cole opens up on the release of his debut biography, Now I’m Catching On.
If you dare to call yourself a flag waving, passionate hockey fan, you are aware of the exact magnitude to which Bob Cole is embedded
By: Ken Reid
Despite all we know, or think we know, about pit bulls, the truth just might surprise us all
This summer, the media was aflutter with news that a pit bull mauled a woman in Quebec. The report met with widespread outrage. Various municipalities in Quebec discussed enacting
Some of this province’s best represent Canada at the 2016 Cadet and Junior Pam-American Karate Championships
Five athletes from this province will be in Ecuador in August representing Canada at the 2016 Cadet and Junior Pam-American Karate Championships that take place in Guayaquil, Ecuador from August 22-28.
It’s the first
As a raging wildfire later referred to as ‘The Beast” bore down upon Fort McMurray, residents like Courtney Abbott hoped for the best while never imagining the worst.
The raging wildfire that has laid waste to an area larger than the Avalon Peninsula, wrecking one-tenth of Fort McMurray, destroying 2,400