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The 61st Miss Bermuda competition kicked off yesterday with the Miss Photogenic competition in Dockyard.

At Snorkel Park, the 17 contestants posed for photographers as they were judged, not only on their best picture, but on their personal style and

The people of Laborie and surrounding communities are expected to benefit tremendously from the opening of a new arts and craft centre in the village last Friday.
The arts and craft centre named the “Papèl at Rudy John Beach” in reference to the ree

From Belmont to Beetham Gardens to Morvant and the hills of Laventille, the East Port-of-Spain area, once known as Yoruba village holds an important place in T&T history. The predominantly Afro-Trinidadian area gave the world steelpan, mas extraordi

The 2011 celebration of Cuba’s Festival del Caribe will be dedicated to Trinidad and Tobago and it is hoped that the country will be sending a large cultural delegation to participate in the event under the auspices of the Ministry of Arts and Multi

“I remember Sugar Cane Arrows,” Pauline Mark muses.  “No Boundaries. Calabash Alley. Believe it or not, I remember all these things.” The young actress must have been crawling around in front of the TV then, but consciously or subconsciously, she wa

“I have so many things to be grateful for. Every day, I wake up and express gratitude.”
Positive thinking from a woman who has spent her life teaching others to think positively. Clinical psychologist Isolde Ali Ghent was raised by former High Comm

Shearina Gibbs is a renegade of sorts—with high heels and lipstick on. After earning her degree in Business Management at UWI Cave Hill, Gibbs ditched the pedestrian, routine life of office procedures some years ago to delve into her passion of fash

(CNN) -- On the busy streets of Cape Town a group of artists dodge traffic and evade the police as they try to sell their work. For these Zimbabwean immigrants the "robots," South African slang for traffic lights, are the marketplace where they try a

Ostrava, Czech Republic – As expected, Usain Bolt won his second 100m outing of the season but it was his compatriot Veronica Campbell-Brown’s sensational 10.76 victory in the women’s 100m that was the performance of the night as the Ostrava Golden

by Maia Chung

"The Caribbean's literary representatives are not addressing our political representatives". Anyway not nearly as enough as they need to ensure the further development of the region's literary realm. This is the consensual view of severa

Rome, Italy - World record holder Usain Bolt despite a very poor start came through his first competition for nine months when winning over 100 metres at the Compeed Golden Gala, the third stop on the Samsung Diamond League series in Rome tonight (26

So now that the Royal Wedding is over, what's the most desired ticket in the world? Courtside at the NBA Finals? The Super Bowl in New York City? The World Cup final in Rio?

How about none of the above?

The BBC reports that one million people applie

Women migrating to work as domestics is a common trend in this region. But whether they stay for six months, a year or indefinitely, those left behind tend to focus primarily on enjoying the spoils of their efforts: the latest clothes and shoes, hou

Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Orvi

Internationally acclaimed author Earl Lovelace reading from his latest book It's Just Like a Movie - in an interview with Maia Chung during the second in the biennial series International Writer's Congress staged by the Regional Council of Guadeloupe

Beauty may be more than just be skin deep, but most women will agree that whether that statement is true or not, we s