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Doctors removed a tumour from Kenny Fray’s mouth and gave him five years to live. Nine years later he is still here, defying the odds. “I think I’m blessed,” he said. “I’m not complaining about anything.” His late wife, Brenda, was the first to noti...

There is no short cut to fame, as Gianluca Gibbons and Hannah Eggen have found out. Five years into it, they are still trying to get their soul/pop band Heritage off the ground. A near-complete album with “multi-platinum record producer” Tommy Daugh...

TODAY • Church of God of Prophecy: Invites you to their Women’s Conference at 9.30am starting with breakfast. A workshop follows at 10.30am when the guest speaker will be Pastor Shannel Burrows of West Pembroke Pentecostal Assembly. Join us also tomo...

From a young age, writing came easily to Joyanne Lawrence. Still, it wasn’t anything she considered as a career — until the day she was forced into it. “You have to watch what you say because you just might get it,” she said. “I thought, if I didn’t ...

It is fitting during this World Rugby Classic month to mention Gérard Bertrand, as he started his professional rugby career with RC Narbonne and ended up as captain of the Stade Francais team. In 1987, when Gérard was only 22 years old his father d...

Born in Trinidad, Daryl Cox can’t remember a year without carnival. In his native Port of Spain, the two-day festival is filled with huge musical performances, vibrant colours and massive crowds; multiple parties are held in the lead-up to the main e...

Running a wine company with a rock star, who just happens to be your father, has plenty of ups. Jesse Bongiovi is grateful for the benefits. The name Jon Bon Jovi draws a lot of attention to his rosé, Diving into Hampton Water. And then there’s his...

Over the half-term break, Luann Wainwright-Dill together with her team hosted this year’s Steam Academy Camp at CedarBridge Academy. Mrs Wainwright-Dill, the Gate education officer for the Ministry of Education, ushered 30 children from different sch...

Frank Morgan felt very much alone when he moved to Bermuda. He wasn’t working and he didn’t know anyone except his wife, whose days were filled with her reinsurance job. Writing proved his salvation. Mr Morgan poured all his loneliness into the fanta...

Joy Sticca dubbed her work space “The Joyful Corner”; for 30 years the name stuck. Five years after her retirement from the Bermuda Department of Tourism, her old colleagues still shout out “Hey Joyful” whenever they pass her on the street. “Some peo...