Log In

The show must go on — and oh yes, there will be candy. So promise the organisers of The Pied Piper, BMDS’ first post-Christmas pantomime. The show was postponed after Hurricane Gonzalo damaged the rafters at City Hall last October. It’s now set to ...

Carolyn Pledge Amaral was never allowed to barbecue ribs at home. When her husband Frank burned them, she chewed him out — in front of everyone. The argument became legendary. Their friends now say, “Sure, we’ll come over to eat, as long as Frank do...

Move over Muppets, Bermuda puppets have come to town. Dennis Joaquin shows up at a nursery school and toddlers’ faces light up. It’s not him they’re excited to see, it’s the friend he carries on his hand. Mr Joaquin and artist Kendra Earls created D...

Tania Kowalski was a chunky kid who never exercised. She’s changed a lot since then. At 40, the self-proclaimed ‘health fanatic’ is a personal trainer whose sculpted body fits the bill. Her husband Nathan writes a regular financial column for The Ro...

Imagine a life with no trash. It’s (almost) a reality for Abbie and Vinicius Caldas. They’ve gotten their monthly household garbage down to about 2lbs — a single paper grocery bag. The average Bermuda household produces around 60lbs per month. “I fee...

A rich man’s flashy stunt has left most of the world blind. The lucky ones who still have sight are left holding the bag. That’s the basic plot of Twinkle, a self-published thriller by Bermuda resident Simon Parkinson. It’s drawn attention from the l...

Bermuda’s year ahead? It’s full of money and abundance. Or at least it is if you believe the numbers. Jen Young does. She’s built a business helping people become more self-aware through readings based on numerology, tarot cards and astrology. “The y...

Do not eat anything if you do not know where it has been or how it has been treated. That is the 2015 dining philosophy, in a nutshell. Chefs and restaurant owners on the Island believe the buzz over organic, locally grown food is only going to incre...

Buy a pouch and help to support mental health. The Bermuda Mental Health Foundation is selling leather document holders as a fundraiser for its upcoming campaign, Rethink Mental Health. The bags, which have the foundation’s initials and a heart, were...

Researching a family tree can be like untangling a ball of yarn for some Bermudian families. Dane Simmons knows this well. He did not know his father had other children until the age of eight, when he found himself in a class with his half-sister. M...