For Ben Lusher, there’s nothing like a home crowd.
It’s what’s motivating the singer as he prepares to open the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts next month as part of the trio, ThirdStory.
“I c...
When Robert Bassett started showing his artwork 40 years ago, people were baffled.
Pink cottages and seascapes were the norm; he was painting figures with elongated necks and exaggerated facial featur...
Carlene Spencer started writing poetry to cope with the frustrations of a rocky romance.
She said they were dating; her boyfriend “Hash” said they were just friends.
“He said he’d be ready to commit ...
Santa, you’ve lost weight! So exclaimed the children when the jolly old elf popped in at the Frog & Onion Pub and Restaurant.
He’s been visiting the Dockyard venue every Sunday in the run-up to Christ...
Joerg Rudolf loves watching people bite into his cookies.
“Sometimes they hesitate,” said the pastry chef. “Then they get this look of joy and greed. I live for that look.”
He’s seeing a lot of that ...
Jabari Hayward knows exactly what he wants under his Christmas tree: enough food to feed the hungry.
It’s a tall order that he and his friends at Victor Scott Primary School aren’t waiting on Santa to...
The new Star Wars characters are fun, but they’ve got nothing on Yoda, according to Kathryn Mullen.
She’s admittedly biased. Ms Mullen was a puppeteer for the famed character in the 1980 hit, The Emp...
All Evan Farrow wants under his Christmas tree this year is $14,300.
It’s for a good cause. The 15-year-old wants the cash to pay for 13 solar panels at his school, Somersfield Academy.
“I still have ...
Tara Kessaram decided enough was enough.
The 33-year-old doctor was tired of losing patients to preventable diseases.
She left clinical practice to study public health in 2011 and in April, moved to t...
Cecil Smith believes strongly in the healing power of music.
He was the director of the Bermuda Police Force choir in 1977, when residents rioted after Erskine “Buck” Burrows and Larry Tacklyn were ha...