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Making a video can be difficult. Unless you are Emily Ross, Hannah Collins and Kelly Gilmour. Their parody of Sir Mix-a-Lot’s Baby Got Back has achieved a cult status, of sorts. It received more than 6,000 views in the first 24 hours after it was po...

When the wrecking ball hit The Haven in 2000, Eugene Stovell and Timothy Sousa felt crushed. The building was once their refuge, Mr Stovell in the 1950s when it was a children’s home, and Mr Sousa in 1981 when it was a home for young mothers and thei...

Sometimes a simple comment can send a life spirally in a new direction. Wanda Ray Willis’s aunt once remarked that she sang “just like that Dorothy girl”, meaning actress and singer Dorothy Dandridge. Ms Ray Willis was a small child and barely knew w...

When Austin Riley started racing go-karts, he never imagined it would bring him to Bermuda. He was 7 and only agreed to try the sport after his father pleaded with him to do so. “All right,” Austin said, “I’ll do one lap around the track and then we...

Got any spare cash? It just might change a life. Three teenagers are asking residents to hand over any loose coins in their pockets, couches and laundry. It’s part of a school project in aid of the Bermuda Diabetes Association. The money will be used...

The Easter bunny can skip Taurean Thomas’s house this year. The ten-year-old is making his own chocolates, truffles and codfish cakes based on tips he got from someone who should know his stuff. Kevin Pannier, the executive pastry chef at Hamilton Pr...

Laurent and Zaira Perrier have raised $11,000 for sick children and they’re barely out of diapers. The siblings, 4 and 2, are this year’s youngest St Baldrick’s Day participants. They will have their heads shaved tomorrow to raise funds for childhoo...

The Syrian refugee walked across the Jordanian border, reached into her pocket and held up a car key. It took place in the briefest of moments but it left a big impression on Tara Sutton, an award-winning journalist and photographer whose work has ta...

Balancing work with motherhood isn’t easy. Kim Dismont Robinson was thrilled when she was offered a spot at CaribLit, a fiction-editing workshop in Guyana. She’d been selected from 40 applicants based on her work editing several anthologies published...

In today’s frenetic world, even children sometimes long for peace and quiet. Nathaniel Thomas tried to skip a tennis lesson three weeks ago because he wanted to learn how to meditate. The six-year-old didn’t inform anyone ahead of time; he just wande...