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White Yardie never intended to become a stand-up comedy sensation. Ten years ago, he was a delivery driver in London. He was Bored and started playing around with a now defunct app called Keek that allowed users to upload videos. “I started doing s...

Eight years ago, former government minister Terry Lister retired from politics and real estate. Since then, the 68-year-old has spent much of his free time globetrotting solo. “When I graduated from college at 22, I had been to four countries — Bermu...

During her first year in the drama programme at New York University, Elena Menendez Sanchez brought her own unique cultural flair. As the daughter of a Bermudian, Jessica Lightbourne, and Cuban, Wilber Menendez Sanchez, she performed a Brazilian play...

In one of Shawn Simmons’ Instagram videos, a goat on a wall chats up a passing woman. The goat calls out in a thick Bermudian accent: “I know you’re working out and I’m working too, but I’m working on you. Ow …” Since Mr Simmons posted the video to...

Armed with multiple scholarships, T’aja Williams is headed to George Mason University to continue her dance education

Artist Eli Cedrone says that if you find painting relaxing, you are doing it wrong. A few months ago, something felt off about the painting she was doing of a fisherman cleaning his fish. “I felt the foreground needed some sense of place,” she said. ...

Videographer Deesa Booth loves music, but accepts that singing is just not her thing. Instead, she keeps her passion alive, by making videos for other artists. “They are so much fun,” the owner of 21 Mile Films said. “Music videos are my way to conn...

When Colin “Dusty” Hind takes his eternal “dirt nap”, forget heaven, his spirit will be wandering the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York

Vidya Cannonier-Watson remembers the exact moment she knew she wanted to become a professional dancer. Her brother Ravi was performing in The Nutcracker and, as she watched him, she became consciously aware of her own potential. “I realised that I re...

Sabriyya Harvey is in love with Bermuda’s culture and is painting it for the world to see. Her most recent work can be seen in the 2022 Bermuda Biennial, A New Vocabulary: Past. Present. Future. “This work particularly speaks to the little pockets o...