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In spite of the fact that one man has inspired the world to have more than two billion followers, historians have wrestled over the real history of Jesus for centuries. Archaeological research has done a lot to recreate what may have been the scene ...

The game of bridge consists of three main parts – bidding, declarer play and defence. As I’ve written before, at the top strata of the game the most important of these by a mile is the bidding – expert players rarely make defensive errors and even mo...

Sacha Dill was the student the dance teachers always stuck in the front of the class. She was intent on becoming "a track star" and did not understand their reasoning until she entered the Berkeley Institute. "I had an amazing teacher, Zalika Millett...

Our first wine this week is the 2017 Pasqua Romeo & Juliet Ripasso Superiore. The Pasqua family, who have a passion for wine and a strong link with Verona, their city of origin, describe it as such: “If wine is the poetry of the earth to the heavens...

Get a sneak preview from Royal Gazette videographer Kyle McNeil of this year’s Charman Prize which opens to the public on October 11. For more information, go the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art’s website. Among this year’s 90 featured artists are...

Eddie Fisher, 71, is proud of his most recent feat. On a trip to the Azores this summer the veteran runner climbed to the summit of Mount Pico with his wife, Dengie, and their 11-year-old daughter Seri. Set on Pico Island, it sits 7,713 feet above se...

Five years ago I started a new column, Life Begins at 50, here in The Royal Gazette. During the ensuing years I have written almost 200 articles. These articles in my column became a vital channel for me to share my insights and feelings, my memories...

Mary Johnson is not fussed by the expected Christmas tree shortage this year – she has not taken her faux one down from last December. “I just couldn’t be bothered,” said the 81-year-old who needed the cheer she got from seeing the lively ornaments; ...

When we're working out, more times than none we do so with the idea of pushing ourselves. A "challenge accepted" mentality strikes and we push through fatigue, never giving up and inviting the discomfort of change. At least that's how I workout. One...

Kanaz Tuzo was moving his minibus ever so slightly forward, when he heard a loud crunch. He had rolled over his laptop, which he had rested on the drive and forgotten about. Aside from the destruction of the computer itself, there was the pain of los...