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Dear Heather, I am just about to put my house on the market for sale, how long it will take to sell and then close? Seller Dear Seller, How long will it take to close? Well, in honesty, that completely depends on how prepared you are. What do I mean...

Cheyra Bell’s drive is powerful on and off the pitch. The footballer has 45 days to meet her target of raising $100,000 for the St Baldrick’s Foundation. On March 16, she will lose 30 inches of dreadlocks, which she has had for almost 15 years. “I ...

Shun Ng is often called a “virtuoso” for his unique fingerstyle guitar playing. The 27-year-old has performed his blend of soul, funk and blues with the likes of Quincy Jones, and won numerous accolades for it. But as a youngster he was considered ...

Rachel Perry is interested in the beauty of the everyday; she found that in abundance while working on Colour Copies: Bermuda. She’s sharing her unconventional perspective of the island in an exhibit at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. “I travelled...

TODAY • St Mark’s Anglican Church: Join us for a car boot sale and church guild bake sale from 9am-2pm at 53 South Road, Smith’s. TOMORROW • The Bermuda Bible Society: Presents Music in Praise, featuring Paget Primary School Choir, Walter Ingham & ...

Like the legacy of the late reggae artist being celebrated, the annual Dennis Brown birthday dance lives on. This year is the fourth anniversary. What started out as a “one-off” has evolved into one of the biggest events on the local reggae scene. “T...

Well, it’s finally here! The 2018 Bridge Regional starts at the Fairmont Southampton tonight and, by all accounts, attendance is expected to be excellent. Chairwoman Kathy Keane, who after this tournament hands over the reins after three great years,...

Desmond Crockwell has made it his mission to help boys find their way. He’s hoping men and women who share his vision will turn out for an event he’s organised tonight, Men of God Meetup, at the Heritage Worship Centre in Hamilton. The idea is that t...

“Len Evans did more to advance the cause of wine in Australia than any other individual,” so says The Oxford Companion of Wine. I’ll always remember his sense of humour. At a lecture in New York City, he told us that once he was returning to Austral...

The story begins in utero. Audrey McLean’s mother was bleeding while pregnant. It’s the start of the memoir that parallels the Jamaican’s struggles and triumphs from childhood to adulthood. “The story starts with a bang — life or death,” said the au...