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Facebook announced this week that 2 billion people — more than one quarter of the world’s population — are now active users of the social network Mark Zuckerberg started in his dorm room 13 years ago. Two decades ago, the notion that billions of huma...

A number of pairs will be travelling up to the ACBL Summer Nationals in Toronto where they will play a number of Pairs and Teams games, and I have often written of the difficulty local players have in making the switch from Pairs, which they play mos...

Muslims around the world recently celebrated Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic month of fasting. It is a day of happiness and rejoicing, especially by those fortunate persons who have diligently observed the fasts and reaped t...

For almost 100 years, “Sphinx” presided undisturbed over the tranquil scene of a forest of cedars, a rolling lawn and grass tennis court and the Frith house, “Inverurie”, opposite on the north side of Harbour Road in the northwest corner of Paget. M...

When Sasha Lichine bought his property in Provence, hired one of our world’s finest winemakers and decided to make complex, very pale, delicious, dry rosé, it changed the complexion of wine sales quite profoundly. Whispering Angel was not even suppos...

Ten thousand miles across mountains and desert in a car fit for scrap, the Mongol Rally isn’t for the fainthearted. Anyone who signs up does at their peril: there’s no set route, no one to call if you get lost and no one to help if you have engine p...

They have almost 40 years between them, but Owen Burgess and Taylor Ebbin graduated from high school together last month. The former, a self-described “dropout”, had resigned himself to a life without a diploma until an opportunity forced him to thin...

Mark and Tina Nash started collecting antique Bermudiana determined to one day put it all on show. Almost ten years later they’ve amassed about 1,000 pieces of Bermuda-inspired memorabilia. The collection will go on display at Masterworks Museum of B...

Colleen DeGrilla used to spend her time dashing from crisis to crisis. She was a social worker at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital at the time, dealing with everything from suspected child abuse to emergency air vacs. Today her pace is a lot slower...

Full Fathoms is described as “one-of-a-kind” for good reason. The three-bedroom villa at Ariel Sands has views over South Shore, a private infinity pool and an infrared sauna. It boasts a “spacious” 3,320 square-foot interior that’s a hop, skip and a...