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Kadrolsha Ona Carole made comic book history as the first person to be depicted as a comic book superhero performing the same real-life work she does. On January 20, 2020, Kadrolsha became "The Face of Airport Television Streaming Services," joining high-profile spokeswomen like Stephanie Courtney (Flo) for Progressive, Jennifer Garner for American Express, and Neutrogena. Her programs are broadcast globally on airport TVs, billboards, and electric car charging stations.
An international executive film producer, Kadrolsha holds 48 awards listed on IMDb, including 18 IMDb-qualified awards, with some credited on her page and others on director Chris Aninno’s. Comic historian Brian Morris and Silver Phoenix Entertainment owner Charles Moisant confirm Kadrolsha as the first comic book superhero to reflect her real-life paranormal work, debuting in "Haunted Tales of Batcheldor's Grove." This milestone has helped bring the paranormal industry into the mainstream. She has been featured in The Huffington Post, New Hampshire Magazine, Telegraph, New Hampshire Chronicle TV, and numerous other media outlets.
Her comic book, "Kadrolsha Ona Queen of the Paranormal," appears in titles like "The Healing" and "Celebrity Ghost Hunters." Kadrolsha travels worldwide delivering lectures, making appearances, conducting readings and healings, and sharing her extensive paranormal expertise. She contributed to Warner Brothers' 40th Anniversary Blu-ray edition of The Exorcist and hosts Paranormal 13 News (P13N) on the Galaxy Global TV Network, Roku, and in 195 countries, including Comcast Big South and airport TV services. Since its debut, P13N has been awarded for rapid growth and is the first paranormal news program to air on airport television.
Kadrolsha is collaborating with two-time Emmy winner Bill Diamond of Jim Henson and the Muppets on her first children's book in a series, and with award-winning Muppets artist Guy Gilchrist for the second book. Her children’s books carry impactful messages for young readers.
On June 26, 2019, Kadrolsha declared National Paranormal Day, celebrated May 3rd, expanding it to include all nations, genres, and enthusiasts worldwide, bringing legitimacy and renewed life to the day.
Her film credits span Hollywood productions, including all three Ghostbusters films, Star Wars, Batman and the Joker, The Walking Dead, Supernatural, and The Exorcist 40th Anniversary Edition. She starred in the silent film "Silent Times," winning an award for her role as Madam Leonora and was featured in Broadway World Magazine. As an award-winning international executive film producer for Tagteam Friendship Productions LLC and Killer Bees Film Productions LLC, she serves on the boards and represents them in New Hampshire. Her film "Silent Times" was honored at the Bermuda International Film Festival, an Academy Award-qualifying event.
In 2012, Kadrolsha supplied footage and was credited as a researcher for the director’s cut of The Exorcist 40th Anniversary Edition DVD, released in 2013. She starred as CC Carole in over 85 episodes of "CC The Huntress," a paranormal adventure series broadcast on WNDS and New England Cable Television.
Author of "Ghosts and Legends of the Merrimack Valley" (History Press' Haunted America Series) and "Ghosts of the New Hampshire Seacoast," Kadrolsha is a pop culture icon, actress, author, radio and TV personality, part of The Exorcist legacy, humanitarian, and 12-time paranormal award winner. She has collaborated with crews from popular TV shows like Ghost Hunters and Ghost Hunters International and is regarded as one of the top experts in the paranormal field with decades of experience. Kadrolsha is the only modern paranormal celebrity inducted into the Paranormal Hall of Fame (www.paranormalhalloffame.org).
She is gaining recognition in Hollywood through Gary Watson, a celebrity historian with nearly 50 years of experience, and is currently producing the documentary "The Making of a Superhero." Kadrolsha serves as the paranormal expert on "Celebrity Ghost Hunters," which reaches a combined monthly audience of over 65 million, alongside Jimmy Star, Ron Russell, and Eileen Shapiro of The Huffington Post. She also sits on the board of directors for The New England Music Hall of Fame, dedicated to preserving music history across all genres.
On April 6, 2018, Kadrolsha confronted a gunman sitting near a school in her neighborhood, disarming him by kicking the gun. Since then, she has campaigned to ensure schools have lockdown procedures and timely notifications for parents regarding nearby threats, raising awareness during her appearances.
Kadrolsha is working to have her comic book character featured on a U.S. postage stamp, which would make her the first real-life superhero to receive this honor.
For more information on Kadrolsha Ona Carole and her remarkable achievements, visit www.queenoftheparanormal.com.
