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Exclusive: Dark Horse Comics To Publish FALCONSPEARE by Mike Mignola & Warwick Johnson-Cadwell We're thrilled to exclusively report that Dark Horse Comics is set to publish FALCONSPEARE by Mike Mignola & Warwick Johnson-Cadwell this fall! By Josh Millican This fall, Dark Horse Comics will publish Falconspeare, an original graphic novel featuring Mike Mignola and Warwick Johnson-Cadwell’s characters Professor J.T. Meinhardt, Mr. Knox, and Ms. Mary Van Sloan. This eerie Victorian-style mystery delivers horror, humor, and the kin...

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina's public health workers have been tasked with...

  TORONTO -- While Black History Month celebrates the legacy of Black trailblazers, some advocates say many accomplishments and contributions made by Black LGBTQ+ people are often overlooked, resulting in a lack of community supports and inclusion. Robert Ball, of the Black Gay Men's Network of Ontario, told CTV's Your Morning on Wednesday that there was "very little" support for Black gay men living in Canada until his group was created in 2018. "Our network form[ed] because there were different health organizations that got together and said, 'What are the issues?' And unfortunately th...

Article content Stratford Festival veteran Marcus Nance is no stranger to small, intimate cabarets, the type of casual musical performances found at cosy downtown clubs before they were sacrificed in this era of physical distancing. But what about a cabaret curated by Nance himself about his own life experiences, past and present, performed on the famous Festival Theatre stage, thoughtfully recorded and then broadcast on YouTube to theatre fans in Stratford and across the globe? We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. That’s something different. “Part...

Article content STRATFORD – Live theatre is still be out of the question, but Stratford Festival fans still have plenty to look forward to in 2021, including new content and the return of its Thursday night online viewing parties. The festival has announced that three of its filmed Shakespeare productions and 10 weeks of original programming safely created during the pandemic will be free to watch for a limited time on YouTube, beginning Thursday with The Merry Wives of Windsor. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. COVID-shut Stratford Festival: To ...