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After more than 20 years in the music world, inspiring mainstream music acts like No Doubt and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Los Angeles band Fishbone is finally getting the spotlight on them. “Everyday Sunshine” details the bands birth and rise as an ...

If I describe Antonia as a feminist family epic with touches of magic realism, please don’t let that put you off seeing it. That’s just a neat way of summing up a sweeping story about five generations of women, one of whom occasionally imagines weird...

I chose ‘My Perestroika’ because it was first on the list of review offerings from the Bermuda International Film Festival. I was in the House of Assembly when the e-mail came through; ‘number 1’ was all I had time to type on my BlackBerry. When I r...

Billed as “a brave and hilarious story”, ‘The Happy Housewife’ does have comic episodes and a happy ending, but I’m not so sure that plummeting into post-natal depression and a stay at a psychiatric hospital following a difficult birth is a laughing ...

‘Letter for the King’ chronicles the metamorphosis of Tiuri, son of Tiuri the Brave, from shield-bearer to knight. In the tradition of Sir Lancelot and the Knights of the Round Table, young Tiuri is sent on a quest which will pit his bravery, resour...

HSBC’s book ‘Bermuda’ commemorates the Island’s 400th anniversary. The book was commissioned by HSBC Bermuda and was researched and photographed by author Tanja Ellis who scoured the Bermuda Archives and took photographs as she worked on the book. HS...

Professional ballroom dancers will take to the floor at the World Pro-Am Championships this weekend. The first time in Bermuda event is set to take place at the Fairmont Southampton this Saturday and Sunday. World Pro-Am Championships organiser Theo ...

The Redemption of General Butt Naked is a riveting documentary which leaves the viewer grappling with uncomfortable questions about the very meaning of forgiveness. Joshua Milton Blahyi was one of Liberia’s most brutal warlords during the troubled A...

New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin headed to a hotel when Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, according to one critic interviewed for RACE. The commentator says the hotel was right next to the sweltering Louisiana Superbowl, where 1,000 storm refugees sheltered ...