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Three years is far too long to go without seeing your first born, his young sons and their mother, but Covid-19 complications and a passport that disappeared into the maws of government in March, has put me in that position. On Sunday that came to an...

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

Nine years ago, I was a leaf carried by a strong wind, touching down, then spinning forward to my next appointment … on, on, ever onward, swept by the storm of my ambition and stopped only by the thorns of my goals. In short, I was lost in the demand...

The 2007 Chicago Marathon coincided with a heat spell that sent 315 runners to the hospital, and killed at least one. When the deadly race was cancelled halfway through, Bermudian runner Clinton Curtis decided to keep going. He was 57 at the time. “P...

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...

Summertime and the living is easy, or so the song goes; summer heat brings growth, with or without rain, and with growth comes the probability of damage from hurricanes. Life is a never ending exercise in survival. With long dry periods and little ra...

The 1992 opening of the Bermuda National Gallery and subsequently, the inauguration of its Biennial Exhibition was a major catalyst for developments in the visual arts in Bermuda. Now 30 years on, it is useful to look back, to consider the impact thi...

Have you ever heard the phrase, “to gird up your loins”? It means to prepare yourself for something difficult or challenging, and it is lifted right out of the Bible. Back in biblical times people wore long tunics which would get in the way if you ne...

Every once in a while a player makes a play that just takes your breath away and, as a result, stays with you for a long time. Today’s hand contains such a play by the former world number one, Geir Helgemo of Norway, who burst onto the bridge scene ...